The Vigilance Committees and the HOA Board meet twice a year – once in DEC to refine the plan for the coming year. Once in JUN to make adjustments, if any. The DEC meeting was very successful, confirming an ambitious 2023 plan.
All four Phase I elevators are scheduled for major, month-long upgrades this summer. Owners in the Towers who will rent or use their Units during the summer should plan around their elevators being offline for several weeks. This is particularly important for those on upper floors with ambulatory handicaps.
The bad news is that we’ve spent a few thousand dollars replacing appliances in the pool bars and some ground-floor Units have been flooded with sewage. The good news is that, with your help, this is completely avoidable. Here’s how you can help!!
On occasion, Owners ask the HOA for a “Directory” of their neighbors — Names, unit number, email, phone, etc. It doesn’t exist. Why? And how do we get one? It would be nice to have, no? Mexican Law Protects Privacy…
This week revealed some disturbing signs of shortages. Happily, our HOA Community Manager is managing the interruptions so we don’t see anything! (Or pay for emergency supplies!)
On track to become the number one beach retreat south of the border, Cabo has just beaten other tourism hubs like Cancun and Puerto Vallarta in a major award show, where it was crowned the best destination within Mexico.
Managing our botanical heritage here at Las Mañanitas is the only one of the major operational areas that the HOA farms out to outside vendors. We wanted to see what would be involved if we brought landscape maintenance “in house,” so […]
Under pressure from activists worldwide, the Mexican legislature passed an update to the General Wildlife Law. The Cancun Sun has an in-depth report (below), and it appears that dolphin shows might be on the way out.
The Annual Assemblies of the HOA and the three Las Mañanitas Phases will be held on Saturday morning, November 5th at 9:00 AM. For Owners only! Register now for a personalized link to the Zoom session […]
from Gringo Gazette Mayor Oscar Leggs continues to find more water to alleviate the need in Cabo San Lucas, where thousands of people do not have enough water supply other than by buying it from more expensive water trucks. Many…
We in Las Mañanitas have been experiencing rolling blackouts for reasons explained below. We will update the information here. Check back whenever you want: As of 11:00 p.m. Central Time on September 29, power was restored to all affected users. …
When you have a site like this that caters primarily to members of a single community — in our case, Owners of Las Mañanitas condominium — you want to share some information that should be kept only WITHIN the group. …
This topic will get decided on November 5th. I’s a bit complicated and would benefit from advance consideration. See also this explainer video. Or attend one of the “Open House” zoom sessions on September 20th at 2p and 7p Las Mañanitas time. Just drop in; no RSVP required.
This is a background briefing for a topic that will come up in the November 5th HOA Assembly – your approval of the “New Garages Project.” I don’t anticipate any objections, but it’s sufficiently complicated that I thought it wise to brief you in advance.
