GRIT Newsletter: April 2022

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The April 2022 newsletter for the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association bids farewell to office administrator Teresa Gonzales and welcomes Anna Diaz as her replacement. It announces a call for resident volunteers to help update the SHHA bylaws and provides resources and tips for springtime landscaping, emphasizing the preservation of the natural environment and wildfire risk mitigation. Additionally, the newsletter covers the importance of Sandia Heights lighting regulations for stargazing and suggests using citric acid as a natural cleaner for removing calcium deposits. It also summarizes approved projects and activities by the Architectural Control Committee since the last publication.

The newsletter contains updates on various construction projects within the Sandia Heights community, including reroofing, wall construction, fence replacements, and new constructions at different addresses. Additionally, it provides essential information on the spread of Covid-19 to pets, detailing symptoms, prevention measures, and what to do if a pet contracts the virus. The newsletter also delves into the importance of proper septic system care, emphasizing the need for regular pumping to prevent system failure and environmental contamination.

Keywords: Environmental Protection, Proper Maintenance, Drainfield Operation, Addressed Issues, Newsletter Updates, natural environment preservation, Health Guidelines, Construction Projects, Covid-19 and Pets, Septic System Care, Sandia Heights Homeowners Association, Anna Diaz, Sandia Heights lighting regulations, citric acid cleaner, Art Tour, Architectural Control Committee projects., springtime landscaping, Community Events, Emergency Preparedness, Warning Signs, Annual Inspections., Preventive Measures, Newsletter Teresa Gonzales, Septic Tank Chemistry, SHHA bylaws, Dining Activity, Pet Health Safety, Sandia Heights Community