GRIT Newsletter: October 2010

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As the summer transitions into fall, the Sandia Heights community gears up for shorter days and cooler nights. Residents are reminded to be cautious of children at bus stops and pedestrians enjoying the autumn weather. Ongoing efforts by the Bernalillo County roads supervisor to enhance Tramway Road aesthetics by removing elm saplings are appreciated, with a reminder for residents to request tree removal within the right-of-way if needed. The upcoming Tree Lottery, successful bear coexistence tips, and membership benefits are highlighted, emphasizing community engagement and safety practices.

Key points: Reflective vests available at SHHA office, removal of elm saplings on Tramway Road, Tree Lottery announcement for 2011, bear safety precautions, property owner responsibilities in Bernalillo County, SHHA membership benefits including classified ads and Tram passes, Covenant Support Committee reminders, recycling program initiation, Commissioner Michael C. Wiener's report on Eubank Boulevard expansion.

A significant project involving the expansion of Eubank Blvd. in Bernalillo County is underway, expected to be completed in a year. The project includes adding new lanes, frontage roads, sidewalks, traffic signals, trail improvements, and storm drainage. Other updates in the area include meetings about the New Mexico RailRunner, the dedication of the MDC Sewing Initiative, and the opening of improved swimming pools and a new Splash Park. Additionally, there is excitement about bringing more movie and television productions to the county and hosting the "Taste of New Mexico" event.

Furthermore, the document outlines proposed amendments to the SHHA Bylaws, focusing on changes to the Directors' participation on committees and the composition of various committees. The Architectural Control Committee's neighborhood review process, which assesses over 300 applications yearly to ensure compliance with unit covenants and guidelines, is detailed. The document also includes updates on approved projects in the community, office closures, and instructions for accessing the online GRIT newsletter. Keywords: Eubank Blvd. expansion, RailRunner, MDC Sewing Initiative, swimming pools, SHHA Bylaws amendments, Architectural Control Committee, neighborhood review process, community events, online GRIT newsletter.

A teen program at the Church of the Good Shepherd aimed at youth aged 13-19 is set to begin on September 19, 2010, offering a structured and caring environment to support teens in making healthy choices. The Sandia Heights Artists Studio Tour recently held its 7th Annual event and will host a Holiday Show on November 13, showcasing art made by local Sandia Heights residents for purchase at the Church of the Good Shepherd.

Keywords: youth, Holiday Show, Church of the Good Shepherd, Sandia Heights Resident Directory, photo contest, Artists Studio Tour, Sandia Heights Artists News, amateur photographer., teen program

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