GRIT Newsletter: June 2015

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The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association newsletter from June 2015 covers various important updates. The Covenant Support Committee is actively addressing violations such as home maintenance without prior approval and unauthorized vehicle/equipment parking. The Parks and Safety Committee issues a warning regarding door-to-door magazine sellers potentially involved in scams, emphasizing caution when interacting with unfamiliar solicitors to prevent burglary risks. Additionally, there is information about the availability of "no soliciting" signs in the neighborhood and the importance of promptly addressing landscaping issues to avoid complaints from neighbors.

Residents of Sandia Heights coexist with various wildlife like bobcats, adapting habits to live harmoniously with these predators. Bobcats, known for their territorial behavior, are described in detail, including their diet and hunting methods. Residents are advised on how to prevent attracting bobcats to their yards and to ensure the safety of small pets.

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) provides updates on approved and disapproved projects in the area, ranging from landscaping to home additions and replacements. A resident shares concerns about drag racing activities, urging neighbors to report incidents to the authorities for the safety of the community. Additionally, community events like dining activities, artist studio tours, bridge games, and a photo contest for the annual directory are highlighted.

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