GRIT Newsletter: February 2009

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The February 2009 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association discusses the introduction of Commissioner Wiener, new challenges as a Bernalillo County Commissioner, and his commitment to addressing community needs. Wiener outlines his goals, including tackling property tax issues, improving inmate recidivism, and enforcing animal care services. The newsletter also mentions increased vehicle speed enforcement in the community. Treasurer's report details cash flow, account balances, and outflows for the association, showcasing financial transparency. Additional content includes the announcement of mailed directories with winning photos and various office services offered to members. President's message emphasizes community participation in decision-making and the importance of active board and committee members for the association's success.

Homeowners in Sandia Heights are reminded of their responsibility to keep the curbside property maintained for pedestrian safety. The county has agreed to trim vegetation along the roads to enhance visibility, with homeowners urged to report any areas that pose visibility risks. The newsletter also includes updates on ACC activities, approved projects, snow removal procedures, and reminders about restrictions on burning materials within the community.

In addition to community updates, the newsletter features upcoming events such as the start of Lent at the Church of the Good Shepherd and a meeting of the Sandia Heights Wildflower Club. Information is provided on guest speakers and topics of discussion. Residents are encouraged to check the community covenants online for regulations and are reminded of various contact numbers for snow removal assistance. Keywords: pedestrian safety, vegetation trimming, ACC activities, approved projects, snow removal, burning restrictions, community events, Lent, wildflower club meeting.

Keywords: property tax system, vehicle speed enforcement, Treasurer Report, financial transparency, Bernalillo County Commission, community participation, board and committee members, animal care services, office services, President's message, Commissioner Wiener, winning photo, inmate recidivism