GRIT Newsletter: June 2007

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The June 2007 newsletter covers the SHHA Annual/Town Hall Meeting at the Church of the Good Shepherd, including the introduction of new officers elected by the Board, presentations by Committee Chairpersons, and the election of new Board members. There is a call for residents to attend and voice their concerns, emphasizing community involvement and democracy. Additionally, the Treasurer Report details the cash flow, account balances, inflow, outflow, asset accounts, and overall totals for the month of April, showing a clear financial snapshot of the organization. A specific update on the T-Mobile Cell Tower proposal at Futures for Children highlights community feedback and the company's actions to find an acceptable solution. The document also discusses the issue of Brickell Bush invasion in various units, providing information on the plant's characteristics and the need for eradication. The ACC Activity Log lists approved and disapproved architectural control requests, detailing changes and improvements made to properties within the neighborhood.

Residents made requests for home improvement projects such as gates, privacy screens, and landscaping changes, with some projects approved but others denied due to potential obstruction of views. A survey was conducted on topics like satisfaction with covenant enforcement, the importance of views, and internet usage among residents, with results indicating mixed opinions on various issues. Additionally, upcoming community events included the Sandia Heights Wildflower Club's Garden Walk, the Singles of Sandia Heights group activities, and the annual Art in the Heights studio tour for local artists.

Keywords: Garden Walk, views importance, Treasurer Report, Singles of Sandia Heights, internet usage, Art in the Heights, Brickell Bush Invasion, covenant enforcement survey, ACC Activity Log, Security Patrol Statistics, Executive Committee Roster., T-Mobile Cell Tower Update, Graffiti Cleanup, Home improvement projects, photo contest., Radon Exposure, SHHA Annual/Town Hall Meeting, community events