GRIT Newsletter: May 2016

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A meeting with the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department is scheduled for residents to discuss increased patrols and safety resources for Sandia Heights. As fire danger increases, residents are reminded of safety procedures and tips to report fires effectively. Measures to protect the bear population, pedestrian safety tips, and an update on the Hawks Landing Development are also highlighted in this issue. Keywords: Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department, fire weather warning, bear safety, pedestrian safety, Hawks Landing Development.

The Covenant Support Committee addresses the issue of long-term parking for RVs, travel trailers, and boats in Sandia Heights, emphasizing adherence to covenants and respect for neighbors. Residents are encouraged to comply with parking regulations to maintain community standards. Volunteer opportunities within the Covenant Support Committee are also mentioned to ensure covenant enforcement for property value and community preservation. Keywords: long-term parking, Covenant Support Committee, covenants, volunteer, property values.

The newsletter discusses the importance of choosing a licensed and insured contractor for home improvement projects to avoid potential liabilities and poor workmanship. It warns against hiring unlicensed contractors who may offer low prices but deliver substandard results, emphasizing the significance of verifying licenses, liability coverage, and workers’ compensation when selecting a contractor. The article also highlights the negative impact of unlicensed contracting on the local home remodeling industry, emphasizing the need for homeowners to be cautious and thorough in their hiring process to prevent costly issues down the line. Keywords: contractor selection, licensed contractors, uninsured contractors, remodeling industry, liability coverage.

Additionally, the newsletter includes an ACC Activity Log summarizing recently approved projects within the community, such as roof repairs, landscaping, window replacements, and driveway installations. It encourages members to share their experiences with contractors by providing feedback to the SHHA office for contractor evaluation books. The document also offers information on various SHHA benefits for members, ranging from discounts at local merchants to classified ads, safety vests for sale, and the availability of tram passes. Keywords: community projects, homeowner association activities, contractor evaluation, member benefits, community engagement.

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