GRIT Newsletter: July 2020

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The July 2020 newsletter of Sandia Heights discusses the reopening in light of COVID-19 restrictions, urging mask wearing and outdoor dining for safety. An article on preparing for the fire season emphasizes the importance of reducing combustible material near residences. A section on preventing home theft highlights security measures like alarm systems, exterior lighting, and neighborhood watch groups. Another segment addresses parking and construction courtesy, emphasizing respectful behavior towards neighbors and the community, especially concerning contractor parking and street congestion. The newsletter also calls for writers to contribute articles for The GRIT, encouraging community engagement.

The newsletter discusses the importance of maintaining arroyo easements to prevent flooding and ensure natural water flow through the community's arroyo system. It emphasizes property owners' responsibility to adhere to ease- ments, unit covenants, and county ordinances regarding arroyo maintenance, particularly in fire-prone areas. While addressing the wildfire risk from vegetation in arroyos, the newsletter advises a balanced approach to vegetation management to prevent erosion and preserve wildlife habitats within the arroyos, highlighting the significance of sustainability in the foothills environment.

The "ACC Activity Log" section lists various approved projects in the community, including installations, renovations, replacements, and landscaping activities in different properties. Additionally, there is a mention of the suspension of community events like the Sandia Heights Artists' Art Tour and the Sandia Heights "Cork & Fork" Dining Activity due to the pandemic, with plans to resume when the situation allows. The newsletter also includes useful gardening tips regarding the Algerita plant's characteristics, planting instructions, and recommended uses, offering insights into a drought-tolerant shrub suitable for different environments.

Keywords: arroyo maintenance, "Cork & Fork" Dining Activity, Sandia Heights Security Patrol, drought-tolerant, vegetation management, Algerita plant, Home Theft Prevention, Parking Courtesy, wildfire risk, approved projects, Living with Arroyos, Hiking, Art Tour, Committee Roles, Construction Behavior, community events, ACC Activity Log, gardening tips., Coronavirus Update, Fire Season, Safety Measures, Sandia Heights Artists, Writers Wanted

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Articles
Coronavirus Update
Editor
Living with and Hiking in Arroyos of Sandia Heights
E&S
Fire Season Is Upon Us - A 2020 Perspective
Bob Bower
Plant of the Season - Algerita
Dan Caudillo
Writers Wanted
Susan McCasland
Common Sense & DIY: Reduce Opportunity for Home Thefts & Vandalism
Editor
Parking in Sandia Heights & Construction Courtesy
SHHA

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