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Dues and stickers

Pay your share. Enjoy what you own.

Every property pays the same, and every dollar stays in the neighborhood. Dues keep the beach raked, the pool open and the marina in shape.

$235A year, per property (2026)
+$20For each additional lot you own
Feb. 28Dues are due by the end of February
$11Late fee for every month past due

How it works

The dues year

SeptemberMembers adopt the budget at the general meeting.
Early JanuaryInvoices go out for the calendar year.
By February 28Pay in full. Your gate card stays active and your stickers go in the mail.
March on$11 is added each month. Unpaid owners lose use of the amenities.
After two yearsA lien is filed with the county, plus a $250 filing fee.

Pay online

Request your invoice

Fill this out and the Financial Recorder emails you a secure QuickBooks invoice, usually within two business days. Pay it by card or bank transfer.

Add to my invoice

No invoice after two days? Check your spam folder for quickbooks@notifications.intuit.com, then contact billing.

Do it online. In the member portal you can see whether your property's dues are paid, request vehicle stickers and boat or trailer stickers, and ask for member IDs for your household.

Stickers, cards and IDs

Your keys to the place

Four things get you everywhere in Cloverfields. Keep them current and keep them on you.

The Cloverfields Private Marina and Beach sign
Vehicle stickersTwo come with your dues. Needed to park at the beach and marina. Extras are $5 each with a copy of the registration.
Boat and trailer stickers$35 for the first vessel and $20 for each additional one. Paid by separate check, not online.
Gate cardOpens the beach and boat basin gate. Good for years when dues are paid. $50 to replace. Never shared.
Member IDPhoto IDs for the owners on the deed and their children under 26 living at home. Required at the pool.

Where the money goes

It all stays here

Dues pay to run and maintain what members own together. A well-kept neighborhood protects the value of every home in it.

Homes vary in price, but every member has the same access, so every property pays the same.

The poolManagement, lifeguards and upkeep.
The beachUpkeep, summer security patrols and cameras.
Common groundsLandscaping and yard maintenance.
The clubhouseUtilities and maintenance.
UtilitiesPower and water for the shared facilities.
AdministrationThe newsletter, billing and the basics of running an association.

Got a question? Ask the board.

Your neighbors volunteer to run this place. Pick a topic and your message goes straight to the right one.

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