GRIT Issues

February 2006

Marsha Thole and Bobby Baker, the Bernalillo County Traffic Engineer, have been investigating the causes of lengthy wait times at local intersections. Key findings include a 90 second wait time during peak hours, with unused green light time being shifted to the main line, and potential issues with...

December 2005

The SHHA stresses the need to uphold community standards to protect property values. They're ready to take legal action based on violation severity, resolution difficulty, and available funds. They highlight a new wastewater treatment ordinance effective from January 1, 2015, which they're studying...

October 2005

The SHHA made several announcements for the community: They are hosting an annual photo contest open for entries till November 28, 2005, with certain eligibility and submission guidelines. Winning photos will be featured on the 2026 Residents Directory which will be released in January. Members are...

September 2005

The SHHA is organizing various community events and addressing local issues. Highlights include: A 'Jazz Under the Stars' event on September 17th, featuring resident Rick Fairbanks and his quartet, with telescopic viewing facilitated by Dr. John Milewski. The community is asked for assistance with e...

August 2005

In August 2005, the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association hosted a successful dedication event for W. L. Jackson Park, and a meeting where two new board members, Dick Brackett and Ed Tull, were elected. They debated proposed speed humps on Tramway Lane, while clarifying the status of the Unified Cov...

July 2005

At the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association annual meeting in 2005, several key accomplishments were achieved, including the election of four new directors and revisions to by laws. Invites to more volunteers, especially for the pedestrian pathway project, were extended, with community concerns cen...

June 2005

Ralph Rudolph, former President of the SHHA, has stepped down and has been succeeded by Ed Whitten, with Tom Coyne, Marsha Thole, and Glen Cheney elected as Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer respectively. Following this change in leadership, several significant steps have been taken: A board...

May 2005

The SHHA held their annual meeting on June 4th, 2005, where they discussed various issues including: The election of new board members, nominations were; Dick Cline, James S. Irving, William Wiley, Bill Johnson, and Ralph Rudolph. Voting on proposed bylaw changes, mainly clarifications regarding the...

April 2005

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association, headed by President Ralph Rudolph, is actively addressing local matters of commercial development and traffic congestion. They are petitioning against the Mhoon property's transformation into a shopping center and are against the ice rink expansion due to p...

March 2005

The SHHA has a full roster of activities and opportunities for its members. Their 11th annual wine tasting event, featuring wines from New Mexico, music, a raffle, and a silent auction, is set for April 3 at the Bien Mur Indian Market Center, with tickets available for purchase in advance. The SHHA...

February 2005

Ralph Rudolph, President of the SHHA, announced the appointment of Tom Coyne as the new Vice President. Bob Francis was thanked for his temporary role. The Nominating Committee, including Vicki Criel, Bob Francis and Frank Soper, will find candidates for the Annual Meeting in June. The Bylaws change...

December 2004

The SHHA invites members to a Holiday Party on December 8th for appreciation and board member discussions, particularly stressing the need for a Vice President. A design contest for subdivision entrance signs and a treasurer's report were shared. Recent events include a Halloween party, installation...

November 2004

The SHHA is hosting its annual photo contest for the 2005 Sandia Heights Resident Directory, with a deadline for submissions by November 19th. The Town Hall meeting on October 17th had low member attendance, delaying the vote on Bylaws, but newly appointed board member, Vicki Criel gave an impressiv...

October 2004

The SHHA is running a photo contest for the 2005 Sandia Heights Resident Directory, accepting digital and hardcopy submissions until November 20th. They are also requesting contractor evaluation forms from residents. The recent cash flow reports show total assets of $102,424.52, liabilities of $28,7...

September 2004

During the September 2004 Board Meetings, the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association deliberated and approved necessary modifications to the Bylaws. Adjustments include the protocol for electing directors, business transaction agendas, handling director resignations, and changes to committees' functi...

August 2004

The SHHA won a lawsuit against a homeowner who unlawfully constructed a garage extension despite the Architectural Control Committee's denial of the request. The SHHA's treasurer, Cheryl Iverson, reported total assets of $98,679.88 in July 2004 after liabilities, and a net cash amount of $50,718.53...

June 2004

During his tenure as President of SHHA, Bob Francis prioritized legal activities, including enforcing community covenants and addressing the unsuccessful County Unification proposal. The SHHA board recently developed new by laws, committee charters, and orientation sessions for incoming board member...

May 2004

The SHHA convened its annual meeting on June 5, 2004, reporting on their key activities and actions including: Presentation of reports by outgoing Officers and Committee Heads. Introduction of recently pre elected officers and the election of new board members. Discussion of amendments and creation...

April 2004

The SHHA is preparing for its upcoming annual wine tasting event, and residents of drinking age are invited to RSVP. The event will include a silent auction, with participants encouraged to donate auction items. The SHHA is currently accepting reservations for the event and reviewing auction items a...

March 2004

The SHHA will conduct its Annual Wine Tasting event on April 24th, between 4 7pm at Futures for Children, featuring global wines, live music, a silent auction, and socializing. All proceeds will go to Futures for Children, and attendees need to reserve seats as organized ticket sales will be absent....