GRIT Newsletter: February 1989

PDF Link: Click Here to View PDF Issue

The newsletter discusses an increase in monthly membership dues, a new agreement with Alvarado Realty, and the responsibilities of the board members. It also covers various community activities and the importance of community involvement. Furthermore, it addresses the no-burn law in the county, restrictions on pets, and pays tribute to an active community member who passed away. The newsletter also includes non-commercial ads, a section on animal control regulations, and a list of the current board of directors and their roles.

The newsletter discusses architectural control and strategic planning, including contact information for individuals in charge of these areas. It also mentions the deadline for submitting articles for the upcoming newsletter. Additionally, there is a report from the Sandia Mountain Coalition expressing satisfaction with a government decision related to open space advocacy and expressing gratitude towards various individuals for their efforts. The newsletter also covers concerns about a liquor license application, a Christmas lights contest, neighborhood coffees, a stitchery group, social bridge gatherings, and a garden club meeting. It includes information on rabbit-proof plants, a word processing service, investment planning, and construction services.

Keywords: rabbit-proof plants, responsibilities., stitchery group, community involvement, neighborhood coffees, liquor license, pet restrictions, tribute, social bridge, garden club, construction services., membership dues increase, animal control regulations, Sandia Mountain Coalition, Architectural control, no-burn law, board of directors, non-commercial ads, word processing, strategic planning, Christmas lights contest, community activities, Alvarado Realty agreement, investment planning