GRIT Issues

May 1991

Residents of Sandia Heights are gearing up for summer fun with events like Splash Day, tennis matches, swimming lessons, and Spring Fling activities planned at the Four Seasons Club. An initiative for regional board representation has been approved, aiming to address the needs of a growing community...

February 1991

Sandia Heights Homeowners Association purchases new playground equipment for Sandia Heights Park, initiating the "Year of the Park" activities. The modular system includes various components approved by the Board of Directors, addressing the long-standing need for additional park equipment for young...

November 1990

County Planning Commission deferred the decision on Primrose Pointe due to issues with drainage facilities, lack of parks, alignment approval for water/sewer lines, and financial responsibility on the Homeowner's Association. The developer, S&S Associates, presented a revised Master Plan addressing...

August 1990

Sandia Heights residents are focusing on forest access issues, emphasizing the importance of trails and access points while also addressing the need to protect natural vegetation and wildlife. Efforts are being made to develop a plan with the U.S. Forest Service, Sandia Peak Tram Co., and residents...

May 1990

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) is preparing for its annual members' meeting and elections, where active members have a chance to shape the priorities of their homeowner's association by participating in the election of directors to the Board. The meeting is set for June 2 at 10:00...

March 1990

Sandia Heights Park offers a wide range of recreational opportunities including children's play equipment and basketball goals. The park is well-maintained and frequently used by neighborhood soccer and little league teams. The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) publishes a quarterly newsl...

February 1990

A zoning change request faced opposition from Sandia Heights homeowners concerning a proposal for commercial zoning on a parcel of land near Tramway Blvd. and San Bernardino. Despite efforts to reach an agreement, residents objected to the commercial zoning, leading to an indefinite continuance on b...

November 1989

An announcement was made regarding the appointment of Sherry Lombana as the new Executive Assistant for the Homeowners Association, bringing in her extensive professional background to enhance the association's responsiveness and services. Sherry, with a background in advertising and journalism, is...

August 1989

The August 1989 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association addresses the theme of change, particularly focusing on recent developments within the community. The President reflects on past accomplishments like negotiating water rates and service contracts, while also highlighting future pl...

April 1989

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) is preparing for its annual meeting where members are encouraged to participate, express concerns, and potentially run for board positions. The President acknowledges the community's support and outlines the importance of homeowner involvement in shap...

February 1989

The newsletter discusses an increase in monthly membership dues, a new agreement with Alvarado Realty, and the responsibilities of the board members. It also covers various community activities and the importance of community involvement. Furthermore, it addresses the no-burn law in the county, rest...

December 1988

A new Sandia Heights Architectural Control Committee has been appointed for various subdivisions, with plans for renovations and submissions outlined. The newsletter also addresses a Special Christmas Tree Pick-up service and a reminder about refuse collection schedule changes for the holiday season...

September 1988

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association September newsletter discusses ongoing issues around the water company, including rate considerations and deeper underlying concerns that have emerged during legal discovery. The newsletter details the intervention efforts, the involvement of multiple entiti...

July 1988

The newsletter announces the addition of new board members and officers, expressing gratitude to those who have served the Sandia Heights community for several years. The new board sets objectives for the upcoming year, focusing on water intervention programs, road safety, security, and community se...

May 1988

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) will be hosting its annual meeting, welcoming all members to attend, express concerns, and participate in board elections. This significant meeting will see five board members retiring and new members stepping in, allowing for discussions on the assoc...

March 1988

Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) has a longstanding relationship with the Sandia Peak Tram Company, where the Tram Company has provided various services to the homeowners for years. The assistance included road maintenance, snow removal, garbage collection, security services, and waterin...

February 1988

The Sandia Heights Utility Corporation proposed a water rate increase, which was met with strong resistance from homeowners. They petitioned the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) for intervention, seeking funds for expert analysis to contest the rate hike. The investors in the Utility Com...

January 1988

The January 1988 newsletter from Sandia Heights Homeowners Association highlights the diligent work of the board members and committees, including actions related to covenant violators, Sandia Pueblo land claims, negotiation meetings with realty companies, water company assessments, neighborhood cri...

December 1987

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association discusses the upcoming rate increase proposed by the Sandia Peak Utility Corporation, with a minimum expected raise of 25.79% for water rates. The Utility Corporation's filing package is available for public review, and a meeting is scheduled on January 5, 1...

November 1987

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association board has been active, meeting with the county commissioner to address concerns about services in the area and pushing for improvements like the widening of Tramway Boulevard. Efforts to enforce covenants have resulted in legal action against non-compliant h...