GRIT Newsletter: January 2008

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Sandia Heights Homeowners Association discusses the importance of following community covenants to maintain the special qualities of the neighborhood, such as quietness and panoramas. The President encourages residents to consider their neighbors' perspectives when making changes to their properties. The newsletter also covers the availability of tram passes for members, a Nashville country concert, and updates on the Animal Ordinance changes in Bernalillo County. Additionally, there are reminders about upcoming events like the SHHA Office Open House and insights from the Parks & Safety Committee regarding roadside vegetation trimming requirements, as well as information on Bernalillo County Fire & Rescue's paramedic response to Sandia Heights. Keywords: community covenants, tram passes, concert, Animal Ordinance, neighborhood events, roadside vegetation, Fire & Rescue.

Sandia Heights residents are encouraged to participate in improving recycling efforts to reduce waste. The newsletter includes a resident's plea for more environmentally friendly practices and details regarding the changes in the Bernalillo County Animal Ordinance. The publication also highlights the SHHA Executive Committee and Board members, along with the stats from the Sandia Heights Security Patrol for November. Additionally, there are updates on the upcoming SHHA Office Open House, information on the responsibilities of homeowners concerning roadside vegetation maintenance, and clarifications about the paramedic response in cases of medical emergencies. Keywords: recycling, environmental practices, Animal Ordinance changes, SHHA leadership, Security Patrol stats, SHHA Office events, homeowner responsibilities, paramedic response.

The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) has been actively reviewing and approving various projects in the Sandia Heights community since the last newsletter. Projects like driveway expansions, window replacements, roof replacements, and landscaping have been both approved and disapproved based on set guidelines. There is a detailed list of approved projects ranging from driveway repaving to stucco refinishing, with some requiring conditions for approval. For further information on ongoing projects, residents are encouraged to visit the SHHA website and check the ACC project log.

Residents are informed about various community events through the bulletin board section, including the Singles of Sandia Heights (SOSH) group and the Sandia Heights Wildflower Club. SOSH, targeted at residents between 40s to 80s, organizes social events and activities in the area, emphasizing the anticipation of exciting upcoming events in the new year. On the other hand, the Wildflower Club invites residents to attend meetings with guest speakers discussing topics like gardening and tree pruning. Information on joining these groups and participating in the events is provided with contact details, ensuring residents stay connected and engaged. Keywords: Architectural Control Committee, ACC, projects, Sandia Heights, community events, SOSH, Singles of Sandia Heights, Wildflower Club, gardening, social events.

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