GRIT Newsletter: June 2019

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The newsletter provides an update on the improvements planned for W.L. Jackson Park, including the addition of more shade trees, a potential shade structure and picnic tables pending budget review, and the exclusion of a splash pad due to high costs. It also summarizes a Fire Risk Management Seminar, emphasizing the importance of evacuation planning, and shares tips on avoiding unreliable paving contractors known as "Travelers." Additionally, it highlights the success of the 2019 Easter Egg Hunt organized by the Community Services & Membership Committee at W.L. Jackson Park, bringing together families for various activities.

Residents are encouraged to call the County at 848-1503 for the removal of invasive ian elm trees in the County right-of-way or utility easement. The GRIT newsletter of June 2019 details a list of approved projects by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC), including a variety of replacements, installations, constructions, and renovations in different Sandia Heights properties. The activities range from driveway replacements to roof coatings, restuccoing, landscaping, and various installations like photovoltaic panels and hot tubs.

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