GRIT Issues

April 2004

The April-May 2004 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association discusses the upcoming Annual Wine Tasting event, which is open to all residents over 21. The festival will feature hor d’oeuvres, a patio setting, and a silent auction. Additionally, there is a detailed update on the redesign...

March 2004

The March 2004 newsletter from the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association includes details about the upcoming Annual Wine Tasting event featuring a variety of wines, beers, live music, a silent auction, and appetizers. The event will take place at Futures for Children, with proceeds benefiting the or...

January 2004

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) is seeking new Board Directors to replace retiring members. The Board plays a crucial role in shaping the future of the community, with new bylaws approved last year, ushering in a new phase for Sandia Heights. Residents are encouraged to consider thi...

December 2003

A commercial development featuring an Eckerd Drugs store is underway on Tramway Blvd, with potential future additions like a bank and other stores. Meanwhile, PNM is requesting a substantial upfront deposit from Sandia Heights North residents for building natural gas lines. Discussions are ongoing o...

November 2003

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) completed its financial audit, covering the period from June 2001 to October 2002. Changes were made to strengthen the accounting system, and the audit concluded that the financial records were in good order and the accounting practices met the standa...

October 2003

Guidelines for the approval of detached structures within Sandia Heights emphasize compliance with covenants regarding size, location, elevation, architectural style, external finish, and internal facilities to ensure harmony with the primary residence. The newsletter also discusses the financial re...

August 2003

The August/September 2003 newsletter of Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) begins with a tribute to Jack Wolfe, a dedicated member of the SHHA Board of Directors. His commitment to ensuring written procedures and project status reports for future board members is emphasized. The newsletter...

July 2003

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) newsletter from July-August 2003 covers significant accomplishments and updates within the community. The Board of Directors achieved milestones such as approving new By-laws, participating in the Sandia Pueblo settlement, and contributing $19,000 to...

June 2003

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association is preparing for their Annual Membership Meeting on June 7 from 10 am to noon at the Church of the Good Shepherd. This meeting will involve voting on new proposed Bylaws, electing new Directors, receiving reports on the new Cedar Hill Park, and discussing ci...

April 2003

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association newsletter discusses important upcoming events, such as the election of new directors, the ratification of new bylaws, and the consolidation of covenants to enhance enforcement and uniformity among residents. The newsletter emphasizes the need for resident i...

March 2003

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) Board of Directors has approved new bylaws for the association after months of discussion and debate. The new bylaws are available on the SHHA website and at the SHHA office for review, with members set to vote on ratification at the upcoming annual m...

January 2003

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association is seeking candidates for five Director positions on the Board, to be elected for a three-year term. Directors are expected to support the mission of the association, which includes promoting community interests and maintaining the quality of life in Sandia...

November 2002

Residents of Sandia Heights are reminded of the importance of adhering to covenants regarding landscaping and natural vegetation. The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) urges homeowners to consider the impact of their landscaping choices on the natural appearance of the area, views of neighbors,...

September 2002

In the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association September-October 2002 newsletter, a variety of topics were covered including opposition to commercial development, improved security, speeding cars, fire protection, mountain trail access, and safe water supply. The newsletter also addressed a recent los...

July 2002

The July-August 2002 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association addresses the high fire danger in the area due to the extended drought, urging residents to remove dead trees and brush. Progress on Cedar Hill Park development is highlighted, including a $19,000 contribution from SHHA towar...

May 2002

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) 2002 Annual Report mentions the upcoming annual meeting where SHHA members will be electing new directors. To ensure wider participation, members not able to attend the meeting can vote by obtaining the ballots from the SHHA office. The newsletter als...

March 2002

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) is seeking candidates to join the Board of Directors, emphasizing the importance of community involvement. Board members are elected for three-year terms and are responsible for attending monthly meetings and serving on committees. The association als...

February 2002

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association addresses a resolution concerning the Sandia Pueblo boundary dispute. The Board clarifies its neutral stance by declaring support for the settlement between the Pueblo of Sandia, the United States, and the Tram Company, emphasizing the importance of reaching...

January 2002

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) newsletter from January-February 2002 announces an upcoming Wine and Coffee Tasting event scheduled for March 16th. Attendees are encouraged to bring a special someone, enjoy food, and explore various delicacies such as fine wines and coffee. In addit...

December 2001

Sandia Security responds to a letter in the Grit by clarifying their patrol operations in Sandia Heights, including the mileage covered and frequency of patrols. They also mention their contract with High Desert Homeowners Association for patrol services and provide contact information for security...