GRIT Newsletter: June 2014

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The June 2014 newsletter features a farewell message from former President Ann Zimmerman, who resigned due to health reasons and relocation. The newsletter also announces changes in the tram pass procedure, where passes are no longer free and cost $5 each without deposits or refunds. Additionally, there are important fire prevention measures due to extreme fire danger in Bernalillo County, affecting Sandia Heights, and information on parks and safety tips for cyclists and motorists provided by the Parks & Safety Committee.

The June 2014 issue of The GRIT delves into maintenance responsibilities regarding the County right of way in Sandia Heights properties, emphasizing the need for each resident to ensure proper vegetation management for improved visibility. The newsletter discusses the collaborative efforts between the County and SHHA to address overgrowth issues, reminding homeowners of their role in reporting nuisance areas to maintain safety for pedestrians and drivers. Furthermore, it highlights Covenant Support Committee's focus on addressing light pollution in the North Albuquerque Acres and Sandia Heights region, outlining specific guidelines to adhere to the Bernalillo County Code for outdoor lighting to preserve the night sky and community well-being.

Keywords: Bernalillo County., Little Free Library, tram pass procedure, security tips, thick vegetation, covenant support, residential burglary prevention, motorists, cyclists, fire prevention, outdoor lighting guidelines, photo contest, Sheriff’s Department, County Code, light pollution, ACC projects, right of way maintenance, Community Event Bulletin Board, parks and safety, bobcat coexistence, Farewell message, visibility