Welcome

Welcome to the official web site for the Solterra Resort Community Development District (CDD). This site is funded on behalf of the Community Development District in an effort to help educate the general public about the services provided by the district, and to highlight the other agencies involved in the day-to-day operations of the community. See a list of the areas of responsibility that the CDD & HOA oversee.

Understanding Your CDD Assessment Letter

If you are reading this, it likely means you either have received or soon will receive your CDD Assessment letter. Get more information on what this letter means.

Determine the Bond Series for your property.

Budgets can be found in the Finanical Documents under Documents.

Solterra Resort Community Development District Disclosure

Please be advised that the Solterra Resort Community Development District (the "District"), a local unit of special purpose government created under Florida law, has constructed and is responsible for the maintenance of certain improvements, infrastructure and facilities within the District. The District financed this construction through the sale of tax-exempt bonds, a form of public financing. As a result, and in accordance with applicable federal and state law, all District owned improvements, infrastructure and facilities are and shall remain open and accessible to the general public. Should you have any questions on this matter, non-resident user fees applicable to District recreational facilities, or any other general District issue, please feel free to contact the District Manager.

Solterra Resort Ponds

Leisure activities (such as swimming/wading, fishing, boating, etc.) are not permitted in Solterra Resort ponds. These ponds are chemically treated and may contain Florida wildlife such as snakes and alligators. Swimming is only permitted in designated swimming areas. Feeding or harassing wildlife in the District's ponds and conservation areas is illegal and dangerous! If you see an alligator, keep your distance! Keep pets and children away from the District's ponds.

If you observe someone feeding or harassing an alligator in Florida, you can:

Call the Wildlife Alert Hotline at (888) 404-FWCC (888-404-3922)
Text 847411 (Tip411) with the keyword “FWC” and information about the violation
Submit a tip at MyFWC.com/WildlifeAlert

Nuisance alligators should be reported to the Amenity Manager. District staff will contact FWC who will dispatch a contracted nuisance alligator trapper to resolve the situation.

Click the link to view FWC information on "Living with Alligators".