GRIT Newsletter: October 2009

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The newsletter from October 2009 addresses recent misunderstandings regarding speed limits and speed humps in Sandia Heights, highlighting the responsibilities of the County in such matters. It emphasizes the volunteer work done by the SHHA Board and community members to maintain the neighborhood's unique quality of life. Additionally, safety concerns are raised following a daytime break-in, advising residents to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activity promptly to the appropriate authorities. The document also touches upon financial updates, office hours, and upcoming community events, including a Meet n Greet and a message from the Parks & Safety Committee regarding parking and pet regulations.

The newsletter provides updates on approved home projects including reroofing, wall construction, landscaping, and window replacements within the Sandia Heights community. It also announces a temporary closure of the Tram for maintenance from November 2 to November 12, with revised fall/winter operating hours. Residents are encouraged to visit the SHHA website for details on ACC-managed projects and available tram passes until mid-November 2009.

An initiative to promote recycling in the community is highlighted, with over 100 residents participating in the recycling program to reduce landfill waste. The importance of recycling different materials like paper, aluminum, and plastic is emphasized for environmental sustainability. Additionally, a call for entries is announced for the annual photo contest for the 2010 Sandia Heights Resident Directory & Guide, with specific criteria for submissions outlined. Tram closure, recycling initiative, photo contest, SHHA projects, ACC Project Log, Fall/Winter Tram hours, recycling process, photo submission guidelines, tram passes, landfill waste reduction.

Keywords: volunteer work, County responsibilities, safety concerns, Parks & Safety Committee, speed humps, break-in, emergency preparedness., SHHA Board, financial report, office hours, parking regulations, pet leash laws, suspicious activity, community events, speed limits