GRIT Newsletter: January 1988

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The January 1988 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association highlights the diligent work of the board members and committees, including actions related to covenant violators, Sandia Pueblo land claims, negotiation meetings with realty companies, water company assessments, neighborhood crime watches, and playground improvements. Various initiatives such as revising the SHHA bylaws, strategic planning, improving covenant compliance, and tracking construction of a new school were also discussed. Community affairs covered recent hearings on development projects, traffic flow analyses, and updates on the Paseo del Norte project, emphasizing the importance of resident involvement in neighborhood safety and crime prevention efforts.

The newsletter begins with a call to residents to report any suspicious activity in the neighborhood to the Security Department, highlighting the importance of community cooperation in preventing crime. Additionally, there is a mention of starting a formal "neighborhood watch program" with an invitation for interested residents to contact a Board Member for more information. The Strategic Planning Committee is introduced, outlining its mission to coordinate planning for services and activities to benefit homeowners in Sandia Heights, with leadership positions assigned for different subcommittees focusing on various aspects like services, quality of life, communications, and finance. Meetings and plans for formulating objectives through member input are detailed.

Further on, a notice regarding garbage collection during holidays is provided, informing residents of schedule changes. An announcement welcomes a new Board Member, Larry Greher, and shares a bit about his background and hopes for community enhancement. The document includes various classified ads for services like tree transplanting, construction, private investigations, house security, and church services. It also offers a recipe for Pepper Cheese Biscuits and provides details about social bridge gatherings for residents.

The newsletter dated February 2, 1988, discusses fire hydrant safety issues in Sandia Heights, as Fire Chief Speakman highlighted various violations of ordinances concerning hydrant obstruction. Property owners were reminded to ensure a three-foot clear space around hydrants with the base plate exposed to avoid fire department access issues, potential property damage, legal complications, and insurance rating adjustments. Cooperation in complying with County Ordinances was requested from residents, emphasizing the importance of maintaining unobstructed access to hydrants for fire safety. Additionally, a section on the Sandia Heights Opera Group's upcoming events was included, inviting residents interested in opera to join performances of various shows and providing contact information for participation inquiries.

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