GRIT Newsletter: October 2020

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The October 2020 newsletter from SHHA provides essential voting information for residents, including registration deadlines, absentee/mail-in ballot requests, early voting locations, and election-day polling details. Additionally, it highlights the importance of inspecting septic systems older than 35 years by 2020, emphasizing the permitting process and potential consequences of non-compliance. Furthermore, there is an update on the controversy surrounding the removal of cottonwood trees in Little Cloud Park and a historical piece on the 1955 TWA Flight 260 tragedy near Sandia Heights. Residents are also reminded of Sandia Heights Security Patrol calls and emergency contact numbers. Keywords: Voting Information, Septic Systems Inspection, Cottonwood Trees, TWA Flight 260, Security Patrol Calls.

The October 2020 newsletter for Sandia Heights homeowners features various services and benefits for members, including free notary services, classified ads on the website, safety vests and tram passes for sale, an ACC color reference guide for borrowing, and a list of participating merchants offering discounts. Additionally, the newsletter includes two articles from members discussing vinegaroons, detailing their appearance, behavior, and highlighting their role in the ecosystem. A detailed log of approved projects since the last newsletter is provided, covering a wide range of property upgrades and replacements approved by the ACC.

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