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UrgentCoastal flood warning through Thursday: tides are running higher than predicted

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The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a coastal flood warning until Thursday the 29th at 1 PM. Tides are coming in 1.5 to 1.7 ft higher than the tables say, so the late-morning high tide (Tuesday 9:51, Wednesday 10:29, Thursday 11:13) may reach around 8 feet. If you live on the seafront, stay off patios, the walkway and the seawalls around those times, and never turn your back on the ocean.

HOA Dues

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Bank Transfer (SPEI)

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Beneficiary
Asociación de Colonos Baja del Mar A.C.
Bank
BBVA Bancomer
CLABE
012028001881487918
Reference
Your casa number

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  • Accepts Mexican and international cards, including US-issued (choose pesos at checkout)
  • Pay one month or several at once

Paying with a US-issued card? Choose pesos.

Your dues are charged in Mexican pesos. On Clip's payment screen you may be offered to pay in US dollars instead. That option adds about 9% to the exchange rate and may already be selected. Choose “Pay in Mexican Pesos” and let your own bank convert. The HOA receives the same amount either way.

A convenience fee is automatically added to cover processing costs. The HOA receives your full dues amount.

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Monthly Amount

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Payment Frequency

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Today's exchange rate1 USD = 18.6673 MXNBanxico FIX · 2026-10-28

Dues are collected monthly. For questions or a payment plan, contact Nancy at the front office.

What Your Dues Cover

Your dues go directly toward maintaining and improving our community. Here's how your contributions are put to work:

Road Maintenance

Repair, grading, and upkeep of community roads and common areas.

Security

Gate maintenance, lighting, and community safety measures.

Water & Utilities

Shared water system maintenance and common area utilities.

Employee Taxes & Benefits

A significant portion goes to payroll taxes, social security, and insurance for our security guards and maintenance staff. Tipping a guard at Christmas is appreciated, but it does not cover their legally required benefits.

Community Operations

Insurance, administrative costs, and community improvement projects.

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