GRIT Newsletter: May 2011

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A newsletter from May 2011 announces the upcoming Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) Annual Meeting to be held at the Church of the Good Shepherd where various agenda items will be discussed, including the ratification of proposed bylaw amendments, introduction of new officers, presentations by committee chairs, election of new board members, and a town hall meeting for member concerns. Additionally, the newsletter highlights a SHHA Meet 'N' Greet event offering hot hors d'oeuvres and a talk on gardening in Sandia Heights, along with free tennis passes for members at the Four Seasons Club. The issue also emphasizes the SHHA's focus on community involvement and the need for volunteers in various committees. Keywords: annual meeting, bylaw amendments, new officers, board members, town hall meeting, committee chairs, gardening, tennis passes, community involvement, volunteers.

Furthermore, the newsletter covers the election results for officers for the 2011-2012 operational year, the SHHA Tree Lottery drawing, security alerts for emails, Tram passes availability, and details about the Covenant Support Committee's reminder on long-term parking restrictions for recreational vehicles and boats in Sandia Heights. It also mentions the electronic archiving of ACC files for increased efficiency, and the plans to distribute large-format rolled plans to property owners. Moreover, it includes an ACC Activity Log summarizing approved projects, including swamp cooler replacement, landscaping, deck, patio construction, restuccoing, and roofing projects. Keywords: election results, Tree Lottery, security alerts, Tram passes, long-term parking, electronic archiving, ACC files, Covenant Support Committee, rolled plans distribution, approved projects.

A variety of property maintenance projects are underway in Sandia Heights, including landscaping, stucco repairs, window replacements, roof repairs, garage door replacements, and fence repairs. Residents are encouraged to visit the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association website to stay updated on all projects managed by the Architectural Control Committee. Additionally, residents with swimming pools, outdoor ponds, fountains, hot tubs, or Jacuzzis are provided tips on draining wastewater to prevent septic system overloads and environmental damage.

Keywords: landscaping, drainage tips, stucco repairs, property maintenance, Architectural Control Committee, swimming pools., window replacements, roof repairs, septic systems, wastewater disposal, Sandia Heights Homeowners Association