GRIT Newsletter: November 2017

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The November 2017 newsletter brings attention to the SHHA's need for volunteers to fill Board positions, emphasizing the potential consequences of dissolution and the importance of adjusting Bylaws to sustain the Association. The President's series of columns highlight the positive response from members, welcoming new volunteers for Board and committee positions to ensure the Association's continuity. Additionally, a detailed guide on the Architectural Control Committee (ACC) processes is provided, focusing on project planning, application submission, and the importance of early ACC review for various home improvement projects.

The newsletter highlights the importance of homeowners respecting each other's rights and promptly addressing any violations to avoid legal actions and issues related to dying pinon trees due to a fungus in Sandia Heights. The resident provides insights into dealing with the fungus by cutting affected branches to prevent its spread. Additionally, the newsletter includes details about approved projects such as landscaping, reroofing, and deck installations, along with a mention of security signs being put up in Sandia Heights to deter crime and enhance safety measures. The importance of enhancing security is emphasized through the installation of signs indicating security patrols in the area.

Keywords: Security Signs, ACC processes, Color Reference Guide, water pipe protection, Youth Chorus, Holiday Closures., dissolution, Tram Passes, security patrol statistics, Crime Prevention, Bylaws, property maintenance, Architectural Control Committee, Artist Studio Tour, Classified Ads, Membership Cards, St. Chad's Episcopal Church, membership participation, Board positions, Fungus, Dying Pinons, CSC enforcement., annual meeting, member benefits program, home improvement projects, volunteers, Safety Vests, winter tips, Dining Activity, SHHA benefits, Office Hours, Board Meeting, Approved Projects