GRIT Newsletter: September 2016

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The September 2016 newsletter from Sandia Heights covers several important topics for residents. It addresses the issue of homeowners renting out rooms, emphasizing that it is a zoning violation in a residential area and goes against the community's covenants. The newsletter also provides a list of items that should not be put down the drain to prevent environmental and sewage system issues. Additionally, it alerts residents about pranks in Unit 6, the importance of addressing dead trees and shrubs to prevent fire hazards, walking dogs responsibly along the Domingo Baca Arroyo, back-to-school safety tips, and a security alert system available for residents. There is information on a day tour to the Tijeras Pueblo Archeological Site and Turquoise Trail, SHHA member benefits program, and statistics from the Sandia Heights Security Patrol.

Experience the tranquility of living in a private oasis with stunning mountain views at these featured homes in Sandia Heights. From Santa Fe style custom homes with wood accents to single-level gems with updated features and spacious layouts, these properties offer comfort and luxury. Additionally, learn about the process the Covenant Support Committee follows when handling complaints about covenant suspected violations, ensuring a thorough investigation and enforcement procedure that may involve multiple site visits, letters, and legal action.

An annual artists' tour showcasing the work of 24 local artists across 10 locations is set to take place, featuring various art mediums like oil painting, acrylic painting, jewelry, ceramics, photography, and more. The event offers a unique opportunity to meet artists from the community and view their creations. Additionally, a "Cork & Fork" dining activity organized by Sandia Heights celebrates its eleventh year, inviting couples and singles to join the bimonthly dinners in a casual and fun setting, emphasizing food and camaraderie. Those interested in participating can reach out to the organizer for more details.

Residents can visit the Sandia Heights Little Library located at 1606 Quailwood Drive to borrow and share books through a simple "take a book, return a book" concept. The library, belonging to everyone, encourages book sharing among friends and neighbors. Various announcements and notices include office hours, closure for Labor Day, a board meeting, available services like notary and faxes, committee meeting schedules, classified ads, safety vests and Tram passes for sale in the SHHA office, membership cards offering discounts, and information on lost and found items. Keywords: artists' tour, Cork & Fork dining, Little Free Library, office announcements, Tram Passes, SHHA membership cards, Resident Directory.

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