GRIT Issues

October 1983

The newsletter addresses residents' opposition to the County Line Restaurant's liquor license application based on survey results showing a substantial majority against it. The Board of Directors decided to actively oppose the license application due to community feedback, especially concerning conc...

May 1983

The newsletter dated May 4, 1983, provides valuable information for Sandia Heights homeowners. It announces the upcoming annual May meeting for the election of new Board of Director members and highlights agenda items such as hiring an Executive Vice President, implementing a phone/computer informat...

February 1983

Sandia Heights Homeowners Association expresses gratitude to residents for their support in opposing the granting of a liquor license on Tramway Lane to County Line of Albuquerque. The license and establishment location were denied by Mr. Ti to Chavez, the County Hearing Officer, after a formal hear...

January 1983

The 1982 annual Homeowners' meeting included the election of two new board members and the appointment of a new President due to a leave of absence. The upcoming general meeting on February 26, 1983, will address important issues concerning the changes and growth in Sandia Heights, such as the liquo...

July 1982

The Sandia Heights Security Guards provide approximately ninety hours of service per week, with extended hours as more homes support the service. A second phone number, 243-9888, has been added for non-emergency calls when the guard is off duty to ensure all calls are attended to promptly. Speed lim...

December 1981

The Sandia Heights newsletter from 1992 featured articles on the successful Sandia Heights Arts & Crafts Bazaar held at the fire station, showcasing various handmade goods and raising about $2,900 including a donation towards the Volunteer Fire District #5. Another highlighted initiative was the inv...

September 1981

The Sandia Heights Arts and Crafts Bazaar is happening soon, featuring a variety of items from talented individuals in the community. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Sandia Heights Volunteer Fire District. In other news, a recent Board of Directors meeting covered topics such as cov...

September 1980

Residents of Sandia Heights gathered to discuss community needs with County and State officials, emphasizing the importance of political involvement to secure fair representation. The Homeowners Association initiated committees for park activities and covenant enforcement, aiming to improve resident...

August 1980

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association Board of Directors recently elected officers and planned upcoming projects, including finishing the park landscaping, adding picnic tables, continuing guard patrol monitoring, contracting snow removal services, supplying area maps to new members, and working...

May 1980

The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) will hold its Annual Meeting on June 4, 1980, with three board seats opening up for nominations. A playground grassing program is underway, aiming to cover costs through annual donations. Guard service has been increased by 15%, emphasizing the need f...

February 1980

A homeowner's board meeting was held on November 13, 1979, with approximately 90-100 attendees, including County Representative Wray Simmons discussing the need for more county services in Sandia Heights. Thanks to efforts by the Homeowners Association, funds were approved to resurface problematic T...

September 1979

Several new families have recently moved into Sandia Heights, and existing residents are encouraged to welcome them and get involved in the Homeowners Association. The neighborhood is reminded to drive slowly in school zones like Live Oak Rd, Juniper Hill, and Tramway Lane, where children are often...

May 1979

The Sandia Heights newsletter from May 6, 1979, highlights various community updates and initiatives. The Sandia Heights Security Patrol announces an expansion in hours, with an emphasis on weekend nights, while the ballfield/playground area is closed to motorized traffic for the safety of children....