Welcome to Cory Lakes Community Development District
Your community resources from your Board of Supervisors.
In Florida, a CDD (Community Development District) is a local, special purpose government authorized as an alternative method for planning, financing, acquiring, operating and maintaining infrastructure in a planned community. CDDs are intended to help solve Florida's need for quality community infrastructure that addresses the demands of a growing population, without overburdening other area governments and tax-payers. CDDs can establish higher construction standards and provide a long term solution to the operation and maintenance of a community's facilities. CDDs are governed by Florida Statute chapter 190.
What's New?
- Fitness Center Agreement (PDF)(open in a new window)
- Pool Facilities Agreement (PDF)(open in a new window)
- Rules for Use Tennis Courts (PDF)(open in a new window)
- Rules and Regulations (PDF)(open in a new window)
To RSVP to an event or to request more information please contact clievents@corylakescdd.net
CDD Board Meetings
Meeting held at:
Cory Lake Beach Club, 10441 Cory Lake Drive, Tampa, Florida 33647.
Microsoft Teams
Join the meeting now(opens in a new window)
Meeting ID: 223 730 841 579 33
Passcode: 34np7r6v
Dial in by phone
+1 312-667-7136,,872351178#
Phone conference ID: 872 351 178#.
Dear Cory Lakes CDD Residents!
Please be advised that the Cross Creek entrance will be closed and shut down starting Monday, March 9th, for approximately two weeks. This temporary closure is necessary as we continue to make improvements to our roadway pavers.
During this time, the only accessible route for entering and exiting Cory Lakes will be through the Morris Bridge entrance.
We appreciate everyone's understanding and patience during this period. We kindly ask that you also be patient with the 813 Services personnel, who will be working diligently to manage traffic flow and ensure proper access for all residents.
Important Access Information for the Morris Bridge Entrance:
- Resident Lane Access: All residents should enter through the designated Resident Lane.
- Access Credentials: Please use your vehicle barcode or fingerprint for access.
- Credential Setup: If you have not yet set up your fingerprint or received a vehicle barcode, please visit the CDD Office during normal business hours for assistance.
To reiterate, the Cross Creek entrance will be closed for two weeks starting Monday, March 9th.
If you have concerns or feedback regarding community operations, we encourage you to share them with the CDD Board of Supervisors by emailing our District Management at CoryLakes@hikai.com (Opens in a new window).
Please feel free to stop by the CDD Office, located inside the Beach Club, to speak with someone about the upcoming project and to be able to answer any questions.
Thank you for your cooperation as we work to enhance our community roadways.
Sincerely,
Your CDD Management Team
Annual Performance Report Summary (FY 2024–2025)
The Cory Lakes Community Development District has completed its Annual Performance Report pursuant to Section 189.0694, Florida Statutes.
The report summarizes the District’s operations, infrastructure maintenance, financial compliance, and progress toward all adopted Goals & Objectives for the fiscal year.
The District successfully achieved 100% of its established goals, including:
- Public meeting compliance and statutory noticing
- Website posting of required documents
- Routine field inspections and maintenance standards
- Preparation, adoption, and posting of the annual budget
- Completion and state transmittal of the annual financial audit
- Full compliance with Florida public records and transparency standards
The full Annual Performance Report is available below:
FY 2024–2025 Annual Performance Repor (PDF)(open in a new window)
Dear Cory Lakes CDD Residents!
The beauty and majesty of nature is all around us, and nowhere is it more prevalent that in beautiful Cory Lakes. As we prepare to enter spring and welcome a more temperate climate, please see the attached literature pertaining to fertilizing tips and techniques from the Southwest Florida Water Management District that will help us all preserve our community lakes, ponds, and waterways while we work to keep our homes and community beautiful!
Florida Friendly Fertilizing (PDF)(open in a new window)
Thank you,
Your CDD Management Team

