GRIT Newsletter: September 2008

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The September 2008 newsletter of the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association addresses the importance of advanced notice for attending Board of Directors and Committee meetings due to space constraints. It also discusses the Association's decision to remain neutral on matters such as speed limits, emergency vehicle response times, and speed bumps, deferring to Bernalillo County regulations. Additionally, the newsletter highlights the success of road paving projects within Sandia Heights, the ongoing speed resolution studies in the area, and the necessity of volunteer support for community improvement initiatives. The Treasurer's Report for July 2008 is provided, detailing cash flow, account balances, inflows, outflows, and overall financial figures.

The newsletter details an upcoming free concert for all association members and their house guests, with varying ticket prices for different age groups. Additionally, there is information about a scheduled Town Hall Meeting discussing recent speed studies on certain roads, where O&M and Traffic Engineering managers will explain their findings. The Architectural Control Committee's activity log lists various approved projects like monument signs, roof replacements, and landscaping changes, with some entries marked as disapproved or pending definitive drawings.

Keywords: Board of Directors, speed studies, Cork & Fork Group, financial figures, concert, speed resolution studies, Committee meetings, Artist Studio Tour, Architectural Control Committee, Lower Hall, photo contest., ACC Activity Log, Wildflower Club, community improvement., consignment sale fundraiser, Treasurer's Report, Bernalillo County, recycling options, space constraints, neutrality, community event, Town Hall Meeting, road paving, volunteer support, speed limits