I guess where we are going astray is you are thinking about adding new rooms and I was thinking that they would “overlay” concierge onto existing rooms. Reallocate points to make those already existing units more valuable (something they’ve done at BLT and SSR in the past) and voila!They can not sell points for services. The only reason the CL at AKV is funded by dues is because the lounge itself is a common element of the condo association.
There are no points that were assigned to it but the rooms that are given access.
So, to add to existing resorts, they must add new rooms to go with the points and the lounge would need to become part of DVC if they want to sell additional points to account for it.
FL timeshare requires dues to only fund operations of the resort and since the CL lounge was declared at AKV, its operation counts.
They can add restaurants or shops, but it’s not the services being added but commercial spaces that are declared to the resort.
Now, they can certainly just add the lounge and redistribute current points to make some rooms CL and others not. But that still requires them to declare the CL lounge as a limited commercial element.
Even at AKV, if they stop CL services, the points associated with those rooms are just redistributed. But, those points were decided when the original resort opened.
No new points/rooms and the POS allows for those kinds of conveniences to come and go.
What Disney gets isn’t new points/rooms to sell but a partner in funding those services. Somebody would pay the extra points to be in BCV DVC and still be able to use the Stone Harbor Club. We would.