GRIT Newsletter: February 2006

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Residents of Sandia Heights have expressed concerns about long wait times at intersections due to detection cameras and the influence of sunlight on the system. Bobby Baker provided insight into the traffic light cycle, explaining that lights run on a 90-second cycle during peak times, with longer waits indicating a detection issue. The community is encouraged to avoid stopping beyond the first white line to avoid delays and to contact Bobby Baker for assistance if experiencing problems. Additionally, the GRIT newsletter features updates on the Waste Water Ordinance, including lot size requirements and deadlines for system upgrades, providing clarification on regulations for homeowners.

The document contains various community announcements, including services offered by teenagers like pet sitting, yard work, and babysitting. There are also listings for items for sale such as fireplace stoves, a dog run, and a vacation home in the Jemez Mountains. Additionally, there is information about a guitar player looking for others to play with and the opening of a flower company at a new location. The GRIT newsletter also provides updates on the legislative session from State Representative Kathy McCoy, discussing budget crafting, eminent domain, minimum wage, and other legislative topics. The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) is highlighted, emphasizing the publishing of monthly summaries of actions taken, assistance for homeowners planning exterior alterations, and a call for volunteers to join the ACC.

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