Names of Users for Short -Range cards or Names of Vehicles for Long-Range tags:
Secondary Email:
Vendors (contractors, lawn service, housekeepers, etc) will be issued a card or 4-digit temporary code that cannot be shared, skip to comments to request a code.
There are of two types of Gate Cards for Lake Ramsey:
1. Short Range Cards and 2. Long Range Cards
Listed on Gate Directory:
Answer call, press 1, Identify caller, then press 9 to open visitor's gate
Short-Range Gate Cards Needed (2 free per lot):
Long-Range Card cost $20.00 each:
Total Due: (checks only, made out to: HALRI)
Robo Call:
Phone # if different from above:
Comments or Notes:
Additional Short-Range Cards Needed ($10 per):
Gate Requirements and Regulations
1. Gate Cards are issued after the individual has purchased property. Owners are issued up to two short range gate cards at no charge for homeowners assigned to the licensed drivers within the household.
2. The long-range card or window sticker cost the resident $20.00 per card or sticker. These are limited to the number of vehicles in the family and are assigned to the vehicle.
3. Vendors (contractors, lawn service, house cleaners, pool service, etc) can be issued gate cards or a Gate Code. Property owners must grant access to short term contractors. Long term contractor access is for new home construction, extended renovation or construction are examples. The temporary Gate Code will be issued for a specific period and will be deactivated upon completion of the construction or renovation. If these codes are used by anyone other than the contractor, the access will be revoked.
4. Residents may also request a one-time gate code for personal gatherings which will be issued for a specific period during the event and then deactivated. Residents requesting a short-term gate code must instruct visitors not to park where they block traffic to allow emergency vehicles access through the subdivision.
5. It is important for Residents to remember, we are a Gated, Lake Community. It is important for each Resident to be conscience of safety both on and off the lake. Being responsible for your cards keep this a safer community.