GRIT Newsletter: February 2014

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The February 2014 newsletter for Sandia Heights homeowners covers various updates and events. It includes details on the upcoming Greg Ruggiero concert, the annual meeting agenda, information about tram passes and membership cards, a call for volunteers to join the SHHA Board or committees, tips for septic tank maintenance, and reminders about proper trash can storage and neighborhood safety. The newsletter also features the election results for SHHA officers and provides details about security patrols and services in the community. Overall, the content emphasizes community engagement, maintenance guidelines, and upcoming events. Keywords: Greg Ruggiero concert, annual meeting, tram passes, membership cards, septic tank tips, volunteers, trash can storage, security patrols.

Additionally, a specific focus is placed on addressing the prohibition of renting rooms in Sandia Heights for bed and breakfast accommodations. The Covenant Support Committee urges homeowners to comply with zoning regulations and covenants, highlighting the issues related to renting out rooms, including the violation of residential zoning rules and safety concerns in the neighborhood. Homeowners are advised to remove any listings for room rentals on B&B websites to avoid potential violations and safety risks. This section underscores the importance of maintaining the single-family residential character of the area and working together to uphold community standards. Keywords: Covenant Support Committee, renting rooms, B&B accommodations, zoning violation, safety concerns, neighborhood preservation.

The newsletter covers various topics, starting with the Parks & Safety Committee emphasizing correct road-side walking practices, promoting health through outdoor activities, and selling reflective vests. Additionally, reminders are given to hikers, dog walkers, and drivers, emphasizing the importance of keeping the neighborhood clean, driving safely on curvy roads, and watching out for pedestrians and cyclists. The newsletter also touches on contractor selection advice, warning against unlicensed and uninsured contractors, and providing tips on choosing reputable contractors to avoid potential issues and liabilities.

Keywords: reflective vests, reputable contractors, driving safety, Parks & Safety Committee, outdoor activities, contractor selection, unlicensed contractors, liabilities., walking practices, neighborhood cleanliness