GRIT Issues

September 1995

The provided summaries touch on a variety of seemingly unrelated topics. Key points include: New Mexico's tax revenue, a potential covenant violation, and beneficial donations. A notable shift in the appearance of The Grit, which is now printed on 100% recycled stock and has a more newspaper like lo...

June 1995

The Sanoua Moghets Homeowners Association is shuffling its board team for effective operational efficiency during 1995 96. Rising project costs necessitate prudent financial management and resource utilization. A critical board meeting is scheduled for August 16th at 7:00 pm to strategize and plan n...

March 1995

The text discusses the landmark, ongoing case of Pueblo of Sandia vs. Bruce Babbitt et al., being handled in U.S. District Court. This case involves the Pueblo community and several entities, including U.S. Departmental divisions, and suggests pending intervention scheduled for March 15. Details sug...

January 1995

The document provides a comprehensive overview of various events, offers, and notices pertinent to the SHHA and its community. Key points include: Security alerts about patrol responses within the community. Details of trade services on offer, like carpet care and remodeling. Announcements of commun...

September 1994

The SHHA President has reaffirmed the enforceability of covenants, hence their prioritization in the SHHA agenda. A new SHHA attorney has been appointed specifically to support covenant enforcement. A dedicated committee is in place for identifying and legally addressing covenant violations. Despite...

July 1994

The text centers on the ongoing Sandia Heights Park Debate, revolving around the issue of the park's closure, entailing a detailed study of its history and associated costs, specifically referencing data from 1992. The debate also encompasses significant implications of a pertinent GRIT issue. Resid...

June 1994

The SHHA is launching initiatives for local park improvements, dependent on sufficient financial backing. The initiatives include a membership drive and an open invitation from Evelyn Patten for residents to join SHHA, as well as securing new board members. Commitment to sustainability is highlighte...

March 1994

The text provides details about the SHHA's various activities, highlights being the Spring Fling Picnic set for May 14 at Sandia Heights Park, offering events such as tethered balloon rides, sports, and candidate interactions. Additional services and issues explored include: Home childcare provision...

January 1994

The SHHA released several notifications including: Fast selling real estate reflects positive outcomes for Morgan Development. Issues regarding Foothills Access Traffic posed to homeowners. Reiteration of covenant enforcement and membership benefits. Necessity to verify and correct contact informati...

November 1993

Last month, Evelyn Patten was appointed the new administrative assistant for the SHHA following a thorough search. With experience in management and real estate, she brings a wealth of expertise and is also supported by her family company, Patten International. At the SHHA Board of Directors meeting...

August 1993

A plague outbreak in Santa Heights has led to the discovery of infected animals and closure of the Elena Gallegos Picnic area. The Sandia Heights Homeowner's Association (SHHA) introduced a 1983 edition t shirt at its successful Spring Fling event and announced changes in their newsletter format for...

May 1993

On Saturday, June 5, 1983, Futures for Children will attend the SHHA Annual Members Meeting and Spring Fling, discussing committee activities, financial reports, and board of director nominations. All eligible residents will participate, with the SHHA also planning the Annual Holiday Crafts Bazaar a...

February 1993

SHHA has a new Executive Assistant, Lenore Lee Miner, replacing Sherry Lombana. Lee's skills encompass business management, marketing, and non profit work. Simultaneously, SHHA is grappling with budget deficits, assessing its services, and invoking responsibilities such as covenant enforcement, liab...

August 1992

The 1992 SHHA successfully hosted the Annual Member Meeting and Spring Fling picnic with over 235 attendees. Activities included children's games, a hang gliding competition, prize drawings, face painting, and hot air balloon rides. Event feedback revealed a majority of members supported the mainten...

May 1992

The SHHA discussed groundwater pollution at a public forum, with all agreeing on the need for increased protective measures. Additionally, an SHHA members' meeting was announced for June 6, 1992, featuring annual elections for the Board of Directors. Notably, a Nominating Committee was created to se...

February 1992

SHHA has grappled with ongoing community concerns. These include the controversial decision of Bernalillo County to keep Eagle Ridge Lane open, resulting in increased traffic, potential late night unauthorized access, suspected vehicle racing, and a rise in crime rates. The move conflicts with SHHA'...

November 1991

Sandia Heights boasts a favorable crime rate as of 1990, outperforming other regions like Glenwood Hills and Bernalilo County, according to the Albuguergue Police Department's (APD) Crime Index. Community protection is bolstered by the Sandia Heights Security Patrol, which operates 115 hours per wee...

August 1991

The Sandia Foothills Trail #365, a part of the Foothills Trail System, is designed to cater to the needs of the Sandia Heights community and neighboring residents, offering opportunities for activities like hiking and mountain biking, while reducing environmental impacts on non trailed areas. Upcomi...

May 1991

The May 1991 edition of the Samfia Hcphs Homeowner detailed several community events, initiatives, and notices. These included: Various upcoming events themed 'Get Set For Sun And Fun' like Memorial Day celebrations, co ed games, and scheduled activities in local parks. The commencement of the Annua...

February 1991

The SHHA is making park improvements including new playground equipment, aiming at better engaging younger park goers, while focusing significantly on covenant enforcement. This is due to increased concerns over unauthorized home additions, unscreened satellite dishes, unattended construction debris...