GRIT Newsletter: October 2014

PDF Link: Click Here to View PDF Issue

A request is made for votes supporting a Recreational Bond Package in the Bernalillo County General Election to fund the BioPark River Otter Exhibit. The denial of an appeal for a Special Use Permit allowing a residential development on the Mhoon property in Sandia Heights is discussed. The SHHA expresses gratitude to Linda and Kerney Bolton for organizing the Coffeehouse Concert Series, featuring various professional musicians for eight years.

The October 2014 newsletter addresses the concerning issues of mail theft in the Sandia Heights neighborhood, advising residents to take precautions with their outgoing mail, especially for sensitive information. Additionally, residents are alerted about the presence of plague and tularemia in dead animals in the area, emphasizing caution when handling such animals and preventive strategies to protect pets and households from these diseases. The newsletter also clarifies that renters in Sandia Heights can enjoy SHHA membership benefits as long as the property owner maintains membership, debunking the misconception that moving out and renting the property necessitates canceling SHHA membership.

Keywords: Sandia Heights Security Patrol, Mail theft, approved projects, Tram Passes, Roadrunner Holiday Food Drive., Sandia Heights Septic System, plague, Mhoon Property Development, tularemia, Halloween Safety Reminder, photo contest, community events, Sandia Heights Services, street right of way maintenance, Bernalillo County road work, renters' benefits, Pedestrian Safety Tips, SHHA Coffeehouse Concert Series, BioPark River Otter Exhibit, SHHA Member Benefits Program