GRIT Newsletter: January 2020

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The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association office has relocated from 2B San Rafael to a temporary location at 12700 San Rafael, Suite 4, due to factors like improved parking, ADA compliance, and better handicapped parking. The new office in Suite 3 is being prepared as the permanent location. The 2020 SHHA Annual Meeting is set for February 22, featuring a business meeting followed by a town-hall style engagement meeting to gather input from the community. The meeting at the Church of the Good Shepherd will include O’Bean’s coffee, tea, and pastries, with a full agenda forthcoming in the next month's newsletter. Keywords: SHHA office relocation, Annual Meeting 2020, community engagement, parking improvements, ADA compliance.

The Covenant Support Committee (CSC) article emphasizes the importance of SHHA members reporting covenant violations in Sandia Heights using a violation form available at the SHHA office or website. The article outlines the process of reporting violations, including necessary information on the form, handling complaints by the CSC, and potential escalation steps if violations persist. Additionally, the CSC is seeking volunteers to assist with covenant enforcement, reflecting the community's priority on maintaining property values and the unique ambiance of Sandia Heights. Keywords: Covenant Support Committee, covenant enforcement, violation reporting, volunteer opportunities, property values.

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) newsletter, The Grit, delves into the origin of its name and discovers a publication dating back over 100 years that shared only good news to promote peace, courage, and happy thoughts. Despite the mystery behind the name, the Grit continues to inspire positivity, while the community bids farewell to a dedicated staff member moving on to start a home-based business. Additionally, the newsletter highlights recent ACC-approved projects ranging from roof extensions to garage door replacements, showcasing ongoing neighborhood improvements. As winter approaches, tips on managing trash and recyclables efficiently are shared to maintain the neighborhood's pristine appearance, reminding residents to keep bins out of sight except on pickup days.

The January 2020 issue of The Grit also features an informative piece on the Sandia Peak Ski Area's rich history, detailing its evolution since 1935 and inviting residents to explore the nearby New Mexico Ski Museum for a deeper dive into skiing heritage. Community events, dining activities, and a resident photo contest add vibrancy to neighborhood life, encouraging participation and connection among Sandia Heights residents. Keywords: The Grit, SHHA newsletter, ACC-approved projects, Sandia Peak Ski Area, New Mexico Ski Museum, community events, resident photo contest, dining activities, neighborhood improvements, trash management.

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