News and updates related to the Association’s finances and financial operations.
Financial Updates
The Association received $34,967 in deposits during July and incurred $49,471 in expenses, resulting in a monthly cash-flow deficit of $14,504. July included scheduled payroll-related tax payments, including IMSS and state payroll taxes. Because some of these obligations are paid every other month, monthly expenses
Financial Updates
Financial Updates
Punta Piedra is a large community spread across four phases of development. The Association supports a wide range of services and infrastructure, including: * Security and access control * Administrative and maintenance staff * Landscaping and common-area upkeep * Roads, sidewalks, walkways, and lighting * Pools, hot tubs, bathrooms, and sport courts * Fresh water
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Why This Has Been Difficult The Board has been working for more than a year to evaluate paths for collecting outstanding balances. This remains a top priority. Outstanding balances remain owed to the Association, and owners with delinquent accounts should contact the office to make payment arrangements. The challenge is
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Monthly dues support the services and systems that keep Punta Piedra functioning month after month. Consistent participation across all properties remains essential to keeping the community stable, safe, and well maintained. Important Clarification About HOA Payments We are aware there may be some confusion caused by another group using the
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If you pay your maintenance fees by making a cash deposit at the bank, please remember to send a copy of your deposit receipt to: admi.puntapiedra@gmail.com Including your receipt helps us correctly identify and apply your payment. Occasionally deposits are made without identifying information, which can delay
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Steady progress under real constraints 2025 presented real challenges, but also measurable progress: * Major walkway repairs were completed, improving safety and long-term durability. Additional areas of concern related to coastal impact and erosion were reviewed during the year and will require future evaluation and funding. Additional funding is still