GRIT Newsletter: May 2024

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The May 2024 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association covers various updates and initiatives. The President discusses the ongoing consideration of universal membership and efforts to incorporate neighbor feedback. New board members, notably younger individuals, have been welcomed to the board. The finance committee is focused on improving financial transparency, including detailing legal fees. The Communications and Publications Committee aims to enhance communication efforts, especially regarding The GRIT newsletter and the website. An informative article delves into the geological significance of the Triassic Chinle Formation near Sandia Heights, shedding light on the area's unique rock formations.

Residents of Sandia Heights are encouraged to limit the use of gravel and similar materials for landscaping to preserve the natural look of the area. Guidelines suggest using native plants in conjunction with materials like river rock to control erosion while enhancing the aesthetic appeal. The newsletter also highlights a resident artist named Sharon who specializes in fluid acrylic art, showcasing her unique creations influenced by the movement of paint and colors.

Keywords: universal membership, artist feature, communication efforts, gravel usage., geological significance, trash pickup, fluid acrylic art, dog owner etiquette, landscaping guidelines, wildlife interaction, Triassic Chinle Formation, community events, leash laws, SHHA board representation, financial transparency, native plants, cork and fork dining, gravel use, Duke City Bridge Club.