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Sent: 5/25/2010 3:49:11 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time
Due to recent travel advisory and subsequent news in the media about driving to Puerto Penasco. The Puerto Penasco’s American community has issued this important communication they are asking to distribute to our fans and community, also asking you to e mail it and distribute to your friends and contacts.
STATEMENT OF PUERTO PENASCO’S AMERICAN COMMUNITY
U.S. Consulate Warrant unsubstantiated, uncorroborated…and untrue!
While it is not unusual for the U.S. Consulate in Nogales, Sonora to release a travel advisory for parts of Mexico, the latest warrant, dated May 19, 2010, has left an entire community wondering where the Consulate gets its information.
Business leaders in Puerto Penasco, known commonly as Rocky Point, met on Monday to discuss the backlash of calls and emails received as a result of the warning that specifically mentioned dangers on Highway 8, the road to this popular beach resort town.
According to the director of Mexico’s Federal Highway Patrol, no incidents like those discussed in the warning have occurred. The AFI, which is like the American CIA, has also denied any knowledge of problems along Highway 8. Local police chief Erick Landagaray expressed surprise that the Consulate would issue a warning without so much as a thread of truth to it. The Attorneys General at the State as well as Federal level have also said there is no basis for the claims of violence on the road to Puerto Penasco.
Fausto Soto, Director of International Relations for the City of Puerto Penasco attended the meeting, where all agreed the highest priority should be in preparing travelers with the truth, regardless the economic effects on the city.
Nevertheless, in this case it seems the U.S. Consulate – Perhaps because a false report they received – has violated their own policy not to rely solely on unsubstantiated rumors…and in this case, they got their facts very, very wrong, in the process harming an entire community, including about 10,000 American and Canadian Citizens residing or having a legitimate business in this place.
It would be naïve to think that the timing of this warning was accidental, coming as it did right before one of the biggest weekends for this resort community. That negative reports hit the media harder right before Spring Break or other important holidays for travelers is nothing new. What is new, however, is the participation of the U.S. Consulate’s complicity in unnecessarily scaring the traveling public and causing harm to many American-owned businesses south of the border.
The hope in Puerto Penasco is that those who know and love Rocky Point won’t stay away or cancel their travels plans without first verifying the veracity of what they’ve heard, even if the rumors come with the stamp of the U.S. government.
Please see this video where we are making our point about this sensitive situation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwzy0aXjXBY
ELECTRIFICATION PROGRESS AT PLAYA MIRAMAR
Hi, folks,
Informal report by an owner on the beach, with pictures taken May 21.
Electrification at Playa Miramar by Carlos Amado’s crews seems to be coming along on schedule.
In his talk at our last HOA meeting, Carlos Amado said he expected agreement on the right of way for power connection within days.
Here is the proxy for the upcoming meeting – proxy-04252009
El Pueblito de Playa Miramar A.C.
DESIGNATION OF PROXY VOTER
I,_______________________ , owner of, or designated Representative of, property at El Pueblito
de Playa Miramar A.C., known as Manzana _____, Lote _____, with the majority agreement of other
partners in ownership of such property, (if any), do hereby designate:
________________________________________, an adult member in good standing of El Pueblito
de Playa Miramar A.C. to vote for my (our) property on any and all issues to be voted on at April 25th, 2009.
Signed by owner or majority representative, __________________________________
Please print name:____________________________________________________
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Jan – Dec 08 |
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Ordinary Income/Expense in Pesos |
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Income |
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Improved Lots (85 lots x US$800) x 10 to convert to pesos |
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680,000.00 |
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Unimproved Lots (27 lots x US$400) x 10 to convert to pesos |
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108,000.00 |
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Total Income in Pesos |
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788,000.00 |
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Expense in Pesos |
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Bank Service Charges |
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Com Minima por uso enlace |
24,000.00 |
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I.V.A. por comision |
3,600.00 |
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Bank Service Charges – Other |
1,200.00 |
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Total Bank Service Charges |
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28,800.00 |
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Payroll Expenses |
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Social Security |
32,200.00 |
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Wages |
135,000.00 |
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Total Payroll Expenses |
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167,200.00 |
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Professional Fees , Roads & others |
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Consulting ( Javier Copca ) |
151,200.00 |
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Legal & Collection Expense |
200,000.00 |
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Road Maint. |
50,000.00 |
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Total |
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401,200.00 |
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Program Expense |
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5,000.00 |
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total |
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5,000.00 |
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Security Expense |
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Gasoline |
6000.00 |
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Repairs & maintence |
4800.00 |
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Purchase 2 quads (paid with Assesment) |
0.00 |
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Gates, Signs & Uniforms |
10000.00 |
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Holiday Pay |
16000.00 |
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Vacation Pay |
11000.00 |
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Total Secirity Expense |
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47,800.00 |
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Total State Taxes |
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12,000.00 |
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Contingency (10%) |
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89,000.00 |
89,000.00 |
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Trash |
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Disposal |
37,000.00 |
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Total Trash |
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37,000.00 |
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Total Expense |
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788,000.00 |
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Net Ordinary Income |
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0.00 |
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Net Income |
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0.00 |
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Agenda & Call for Meeting at Desert Oasis at 10:00 April 19th 2008 4192008-hoa-call-and-agenda.doc