GRIT Newsletter: September 2017

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The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association urges its members to volunteer to sustain the community's services and operations. The President emphasizes the need for new volunteers to replace outgoing Board members to avoid halting services and ensure property values remain stable. Additionally, the Architectural Control Committee introduces a new color guide for homeowners to use for projects, aiming to simplify the color selection process and offering a broader range of choices acceptable to the committee.

A variety of topics were covered in the September 2017 issue of The GRIT newsletter. It included detailed information about enforcing covenants, with FAQs answered by the Covenant Support Committee (CSC) regarding SHHA's role and the process of filing complaints for covenant violations. Additionally, a guide on choosing contractors for home improvement projects was provided, emphasizing the importance of selecting licensed and insured professionals to avoid legal and financial repercussions.

Private courtyard, Chef's dream kitchen, Family Room with stunning views, Granite counters, Contractor selection tips, Unlicensed contractors impact, Home remodeling risks, Proper insurance importance, Community event bulletin, Studio tour, Contractors evaluation, New Mexico Symphonic Youth Chorus, St. Chad's Episcopal Church, Cork & Fork dining activity.

Keywords: Sandia Heights, community services, Board members, property values, tram passes., member benefits, Architectural Control Committee, volunteer recruitment, color guide, security patrol, homeowner association, photo contest, directory submission