GRIT Newsletter: February 2008

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The February 2008 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association discusses the accomplishments and future plans of the association, including addressing zoning issues, providing free Tram Passes and coffeehouses to members, and seeking input from members for upcoming projects. The newsletter also highlights the importance of maintaining Pinon trees during the drought to prevent stress and potential infestations. Furthermore, it calls for volunteers to join the board of directors to help preserve the unique character of the community and lists various activities and announcements for residents. Keywords: Zoning issues, Tram Passes, Pinon trees, Volunteer directors, Board of directors, Community events.

The Treasurer's Report for December 2007 shows positive year-end financial results for SHHA, with unspent legal reserves contributing to a good financial outcome. The report details cash flow, account balances, and outflow for the association, emphasizing the need for increased membership revenue to invest back into the community. Additionally, the newsletter includes security stats, snow removal information, ACC activity logs, and a community event bulletin board with details on local programs and events. Keywords: Year-end financial results, Cash flow, Account balances, Security stats, Snow removal, ACC activity log, Community events.

Upcoming events for The Sandia Heights Wildflower Club include a presentation on rock gardens in March 2008 by Margo Murdoch, a progressive dinner in May 2008, and a garden walk in June 2008. Additionally, there are restrictions on open burning in Sandia Heights due to covenants that prohibit burning trash or garbage outdoors, requiring them to be placed in covered containers. Residents can check their specific covenants on the sandiahomeowners.org website in the Covenants folder.

Keywords: Garden Walk, Sandia Heights Wildflower Club, Covered Containers, Events, Trash Disposal, Covenants, Barbecue Restrictions., Progressive Dinner, Rock Gardens, Open Burning