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VOLUME 33, NUMBER 4 TANOAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO JUNE / JULY 2013
TANOAN TALKIS PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY BY THETANOAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
9820 MURIFIELD CT. NEALBUQUERQUE, NM 87111OFFICE: 823-2307FAX: 823-6735ACADEMY GATE: [email protected]
EDITED BYMULHERN ADVERTISING, INC.P.O. BOX 10246ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87184 PHONE: 897-8100FAX: 897-8102EMAIL: [email protected]
INSIDE
TanoanTalk
Email Alerts 2
Message from
Management 3
Neighbor
to Neighbor 4
Message from
Community Patrol 4
Security
Incident Reports 5
Homeowners
Association Act 6
Planning
Committee 8
Classified Ads 10
Important
Phone Mumbers 13
President: Ben Bowman
Vice-President: Linda Dembnicki
treasurer: Alan Gorenz
Director: Pattie Hinds
Director: Ed Rose
ManageMent
Association Manager: Paul Skojec 823-2307
Security Supervisor: John Cathey 823-2307
Academy Gate: 821-0105
TANOAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Time of Day Watering Restrictions
Summer Watering RestrictionsAnnual Time of Day Water Ordinance, April 1-October 31No Sprinkler Usage from 11 a.m. till 7 p.m.
Spring time is sprinkler time, but the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Au-
thority reminds customers to water only in the morning and evening starting from April 1
through October 31. This is to minimize water lost to wind and evaporation. Violators can face
fines starting at $40 for a first offense up to $4,000 for ninth offenses and beyond. Fine is
Doubled Under Drought Watch.
1st violation $40.00
2nd violation $100.00
3rd violation $200.00
4th violation $600.00
5th violation $800.00
6th violation $1,200.00
7th violation $1,600.00
8th violation $2,000.00
9th violation and beyond (per violation) $4,000.00
Neighbors are Looking for You! Residents Interested in Running for Board Positions Must Meet September 1st
Deadline to Submit Petition of Candidacy.
It is time to begin preparing for the upcoming annual meeting scheduled for October 17,2013. Three of the five current Board member’s terms will be expiring this year, making itnecessary to elect three new Board members in the annual election held at the annual meet-ing. If you would like to give back to your community and help to keep the Tanoan Commu-nity Association a great place to live, please consider running for the Board of Directors.
Reminder: Albuquerque Recycling – “Go Blue”The Albuquerque Solid Waste Department is asking for your cooperation with the
placement of the blue recycling carts at the curb. When you place them at the curb
on Tuesday for collection, please place them 5 feet apart from the regular trash
carts so that the service trucks may service them more efficiently.
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Email AlertsPlease let your neighbors know about signing up for the e-mail alerts. We have many
residents that are not receiving e-mail alerts that we want to have added to our distribu-
tion listing.
The Homeowners’ Association Board of Directors wants to make sure that you are fully aware
of important information in our community, especially, if there is a need-to-know situation that
could affect all of us regarding safety alerts, meeting notices, financial issues, etc. Also, we
might want to ask your opinions regarding important issues, changes for Tanoan, etc.
Yes, there is a bi-monthly Tanoan Talk Newsletter, but that does not give immediate informa-
tion-sharing other than when it is printed.
We encourage you to consider providing your e-mail address to, our Association Manager, so
that he can keep you informed and updated. That information would be kept secure and would
not be available to any other resident. You, however, would be in the loop for your own peace
of mind.
You can give your email address to the Association Manager:
1. In person at the Association office
2. By calling the Association office at (505) 823-2307 and pushing “1”
3. Or by e-mailing him at [email protected]
Please add [email protected] to your contact list to ensure you receive our communications.
Here is to a safe, secure and informed Tanoan West community!
Sincerely,
the Board of Directors
Tanoan Community Association, Inc.
CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
tCa Planning Committee Meeting: Thursday, June 13, 7:30 a.m.
tCa Board Meeting: Thursday, June 20, 7:00 p.m.
tCa Planning Committee Meeting: Thursday, July 11, 7:30 a.m.
tCa Board Meeting: Thursday, July 18, 7:00 p.m.
June July
the tCa Board of Directors meets on the 3rd Thursday of every month. Each meeting is held at the Association office at9820 Murifield Ct. NE at 7:00 p.m. The meetings generally last less than one hour.
All meetings of the Board of Directors are public open meetings. Residents are encouraged to observe the posted meeting dates andtimes. Residents who wish to address the Board are welcome to do so during the homeowner open forum conducted at the end of eachbusiness Board meeting.
Tanoan Ladies’ Coffee and The Chatty Chicks Our regular Tanoan Ladies’ Coffee Hour is held on the second Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m. in
the Association Office. Mark your calendars for June 13th and July 11th.
Please bring a few “goodies” to share and plenty of spirited conversation. We hope to see you there!
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Message from ManagementPAUL SKOJECAssociation Manager
Thank you all for the beautiful work you are
doing on your homes, landscaping, and compli-
ance with the rules of the community. During
the past three years we have experienced sig-
nificant freeze damage to a variety of plant ma-
terial and significant drought conditions that
have stressed the beauty of the landscaping.
Please continue to take a good look at your landscape, it is time to
remove and replace all dead plant material that we have antici-
pated would come back to life.
Thank you to every resident that takes pride in revitalizing your
home and landscaping. Everyone’s property values benefit when
the neighborhood is well cared for, and the positive impression
of a beautiful neighborhood is striking when you enter the
Tanoan community.
Garbage and Waste Management Issues:Please be reminded, it is a requirement of the Rules and Regula-
tions of the Tanoan Community Association that all trash/recycle
carts must be screened from view from the street and that means
it needs to be either in your garage, or behind a fence or screen,
which includes your side yards. If you have a side yard gate
where you store your trash/recycle carts, please ensure that there
is sufficient screening on the gate so that no trash/recycle carts
can be seen from the street.
Please make sure your trash/recycle carts are removed promptly
after collection day. Additionally, keep your front and side yards
free of clutter. There is a noted increase of an accumulation of
household treasures in the side yard areas of many homes. It is
time to organize and clean out these areas so that items do not ac-
cumulate and become an eyesore or pest problem.
Do you bag your trash? In an effort to keep the community litter
free, especially when the trash is collected on Tuesdays, all trash
should be placed in a plastic bag and securely tied.
Reminder: The Albuquerque Solid Waste Department is asking for
your cooperation with the placement of the blue recycling carts at
the curb. When you place them at the curb on Tuesday for collec-
tion, please place them 5 feet apart from the regular trash carts so
that the service trucks may service them more efficiently.
Did You See That Person in the Street?Please slow down on all streets in Tanoan and encourage others
to do the same. Summer is here and school is out. We will have
many more children playing, riding bikes, skateboards and scoot-
ers, and residents walking and jogging in the community. Keep
our children and neighbors safe!
Lawn CareDuring the summer months everyone needs to ensure that they
are regularly mowing, weeding, pruning, and watering their proper-
ties; front, back and side yards.
Preferred Standards for Landscaping1. Lawns will be green, reflecting adequate watering,
fertilization and aeration.
2. Lawns will be mowed and trimmed on an approximate
weekly basis.
3. Lawns will have minimal or no weeds. Lawns will not contain
any patches of weeds.
4. Lawns will have no bare or dead spots continuing for longer
than three weeks. Owners should reseed or resod any bare
or dead spots.
5. Landscaped areas, including rock and flowerbeds, and
vegetable gardens will be kept weed free.
6. Dead or dying plants shall be removed within thirty days and
replaced as necessary.
In Closing…I wish to make each of you aware of the fact, that I have accepted
a new management opportunity with Homeowners Association
Management Company (HOAMCO), here in Albuquerque, New
Mexico. I start on June 3, 2013 and will be the Executive Director
of Client Services | NM Division. I will play an active role in strate-
gic planning, business growth and corporate governance with a
focus on operational excellence in customer and employee en-
gagement, financial performance, property management and com-
pliance with legal and governing documents for all of HOAMCO’s
portfolio management functions of its New Mexico operations.
Thank you for every opportunity that has been extended to me
during my time of employment with the Tanoan Community Associ-
ation. My experience has been rewarding and productive, and I
wish only the best for this beautiful community.
Please feel free to call the office with your ideas, concerns, and
questions regarding the community at any time. All correspon-
dence should be addressed to the Tanoan Community Associa-
tion and mailed to 9820 Murifield Ct., Albuquerque, NM 87111.
Our office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. to
5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. We are closed for lunch from
12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m.
ConGRADulations, 2013 Graduates! To all of our 2013 Tanoan Graduates: The home-owner’s association office wishes you great successand achievement in all your life’s endeavors!
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A group of ladies respectably referred to as
the “Chatty Chicks” of Tanoan, have a group
of book lovers that seek to nurture neighbor-
hood camaraderie by creating a mini lending
library (free book exchange) located in the
Association office.
There are no rules to the mini lending library.
There is not a Dewey Decimal System. Any-
one could drop a book off and someone
could pick it up five minutes later. Only the
universe knows what has been exchanged.
Books are always free and do not need to be
returned. Books are accepted that you just
want to share with others. The mini lending li-
brary provides neighborhood residents and
visitors with an ever evolving selection of titles,
free for the taking. In exchange, neighbors re-
stock it with their own books, giving new life to
stories that otherwise would rest forgotten on a
living room bookshelf or coffee table.
Stop by the Association office and visit the
mini lending library today!
Free Book Exchange
Hello everybody! I hope you are all en-
joying the summer as I am. This is a
beautiful time of year with everything green
and all the flowers in the community
blooming; it is my favorite time of year
around the community.
Walkers and JoggersThis time of year there are those who really get into the walking
and jogging. It is important that residents enjoying this activity uti-
lize the sidewalks as much as possible and if you have to be in the
streets stay as close to the side of the street as possible please.
Be considerate of the motorist.
Motorist are reminded that this time of year walkers and joggers
are out and about, so please drive carefully. Be sure to stop at all
stop signs and to not operate your vehicle in excess of 25mph.
Pet ControlWe have experienced some incidents this spring when loose dogs
have attacked and injured residents. This is to remind all pet own-
ers that your pets are not to be off your property and loose. Tanoan
Rules are very explicit regarding this, stating, “Animals are not al-
lowed to be free in the community at any time. Except when on its
owner’s lot, an animal must be carried or on a leash and attended
by a responsible person. In particular, an animal must be leashed
and accompanied by its owner while on any Tanoan common
area.” There is no need for any resident to be afraid while out walk-
ing, jogging, or walking their own pet. Please be considerate of all
your neighbors and control your pets.
Dog Clean Up/BarkingWe continue to receive complaints from residents that folks fail to
clean up after their pets. Owners of pets are required by Associa-
tion rules to keep pets on a leash and to always clean up after
them. Failure to comply with these rules can result in a citation
being issued by the Community Patrol.
Additionally, residents are reminded about the Association rules re-
garding the persistent barking of dogs. The association rules pro-
hibit this, and violators of that rule can be issued a citation.
Vehicle SecurityWe have had a few vehicles that have been left unlocked in the
community and sadly, unknown persons have entered them. Folks
please, when you park your vehicles, roll up your windows and
lock all your doors. Do not leave expensive items in the vehicle vis-
ible from outside, i.e. golf clubs, laptops etc. While talking about
security I remind all residents to please close your garage doors.
Message from CommunityPatrolJOHN CATHEY
Continued on page 5
From Our NeighborsYou’ve heard it before. However, the pleas (and the please) from your neighbors continue to come in. Many of us are dog lovers, butplease protect our lawns. 1. “Curb” your dog in your backyard. Do not let your dog use the front lawn or the common green space —even if it’s near your home. Damaging these areas affects the whole neighborhood. 2. Do not allow your dog to use your neighbor’syard as a bathroom. It’s a common courtesy.
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Vacation FormsResidents who are planning vacations are reminded to please
complete a vacation form. This will assist the Community Patrol in
checking your residences during your absence. Further, it will as-
sist the Academy Gate attendant when checking in visitors, know-
ing who is home and who is not. Also in case of emergency it will
assist in the contacting of responsible people.
Stop SignsI received a question recently regarding a stop sign citation as to
the location of Tanoan Lane. Tanoan Lane is the street entering
Tanoan at the Ventura Gate, and there is a stop sign there.
Recreation VehiclesWell, it is that time of year again when recreation vehicles start to
appear in greater numbers in Tanoan and residents start utilizing
them for summer enjoyment. Residents are reminded that recre-
ation vehicles may only be on the property for 48 hours for the pur-
pose of loading and unloading. Residents are reminded the
recreation vehicles are to enter the Community through the Acad-
emy Gate only and are to receive an RV pass before entering. If
the Gate attendant does not offer the pass, please ask for one.
Residents’ cooperation in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
As usual my door is always open for comments and questions and
or complaints, or call 823-2307, extention 2. Have a great time.
Community Patrol Continued from page 4
Incident Reports for April and MayReports:
1 Vehicle accident
1 Vehicle struck by gate arm
Citations:9 Trash container violations
29 Failure to stop at posted stop sign
4 Overnight Parking
3 Speeding
2 Parked blocking sidewalk
2 Pet violations (dogs running loose)
1 Driving left of traffic circle
Photos available at www.tanoantalk.com
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Homeowners Association Act
IDENTITY THEFT . . . WHAT DOES IT MEAN?Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in our country
today. It is also one of the most difficult to detect until it is too lateand the damage is done. The time and energy to correct damagedcredit and to reestablish your personal identity is reason enough totake steps to prevent frustrating crime. Identity theft occurs whensomeone uses your personal identifying information, like yourname, Social Security number, or credit card number, without yourpermission, to commit fraud and other crimes,
For identity thieves, your personal information is as good as gold.How do the steal your identity? It can start with dumpster divers
rummaging through trash; diverting your billing statements by com-pleting a change of address form; and old-fashion stealing of wal-lets and purses,
Once the information is obtained, thieves may use your informationto open new credit card accounts or create counterfeit checks usingyour name or account number.
Remember to protect your information by shredding papers withpersonal information that is no longer needed including charge re-ceipts, bank statements, etc. Once a thief takes it, it can be yearsuntil you get back.
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Section 4: Recording or Filing of Homeowner association no-
tice and Declaration
Any association formed/established AFTER July 1, 2013 mustrecord notice with the county clerk within 30 days. EXISTING as-sociations need to record with the county clerk within the next year,before June 30, 2014. Including in the filing is the disclosure of themanagement company charged with preparation of disclosure doc-uments and subdivision place and declarations. By failing torecord a notice the association’s authority to charge an assess-ment, fine or enforce a lien for nonpayment shall be suspendeduntil notice is recorded.
Section 5: Record Disclosure to Members
Requires disclosure to all members and be available for lot ownerswithin 10 business days of the request. Not fee shall be chargedfor making the records available for review but a reasonable feemay be charged for copies. A list of the 11 items for discloser canbe found in this section.
Section 6: Duties of a Homeowner association
Allows association to exercise powers as conferred in the docu-ments, including lien a lot for assessments or fines. By recordingthe declaration this constitutes notice for the lien. Upon 10 busi-ness days of receipt of written request by lot owner, a statement ofunpaid assessments shall be furnished and considered binding.
Section 7: Duties of Board Members and Officers / Budget
Board members shall perform their duties with fiduciary to the lotowners. A budget shall be adopted annually and within 30 calen-dar days after adoption a summary shall be provided to all owners.
Section 8: Declarant Controlled
Regardless of what is noted in the declaration, the declarant shallterminate control no later the earlier of:
60 days after 75% of the lots are owned by someone other thanthe declarant.
2 years after they have ceased to offer lots for sale.
2 years after development right to add new lots was exercised.
The day the declarant gives written notice voluntarily terminatingtheir rights.
*Section 9: Proxy and absentee voting
Proxy and absentee ballot shall be allowed.
*Section 10: Financial audit
A community of 100+ lots has do a financial audit, review or compi-lation of the association annually within 180 days of the associa-tion fiscal year, unless specified in the community documents to bean audit by a CPA. For those under 100 lots, upon majority votethe board shall provide a financial audit, review or compilation ofrecords.
Section 11: Contract Disclosure Statement
Seller shall provide a disclosure certificate from the association nolater than 7 days before closing, buyer can cancel the contractwithin 7 days after receiving the certificate.
Section 12: Sale of Lots
Within 10 business days after receipt of written request fromowner, association shall furnish a disclosure certificate. Associa-tion may impose reasonable charges for preparation of the certifi-cate.
Section 13: Purchasers Cancellation of Contract
If a buyer cancels, they may do so by hand delivering notice to seller,without penalty and payment shall be refunded within 15 days.
*Section 14: attorney Fees and Costs
A court may award attorney fees and costs to any prevailing partyin a civil action provided in the declaration or bylaws.
Section 15: applicability
*Sections 9, 10 and 14 do not apply to existing associations cre-ated before July 1, 2013, provided any amendment to communitydocuments comply with this act.
Sections 4 and 8 do not invalidate existing provisions.
Does not apply to condominiums which are governed by the Con-dominium Act.
The final version can be read here: http://www.nmlegis.gov/Ses-sions/13%20Regular/final/SB0497.pdf.
The New Mexico Legislative session officially ended on March 16 and any legislation not signed or vetoed by the governorby April 5th was pocket vetoed. In regards to Homeowners Associations, SB 497 also known as the Homeowner Associa-tion Act was approved and will go into effect on July 1, 2013.
The key provisions of the bill are as follows:
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If you have information about acrime. You will not be asked your
name. If the information leads to the solution ofa crime, confiscation of a weapon, or an arrest,you may earn a cash reward. All callers remainanonymous.
CALL CRIMESTOPPERS843-STOP (7867)
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The TCA Planning Committee took the following action in its February and March meetings:Planning Committee: Dick Malenfant, Chairman; Charles Adams, Terry Corlis, Floyd Gering and Suzanne Feld
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Approved request to make landscape
changes, as submitted and with conditions.
11035 Greenview (Backyard)
10152 Masters Drive (Backyard)
6628 Cypress Point Way
9905 Tanoan Drive (Front & Backyard)
9149 Village Green Road (Front Yard)
11021 Greenview
9601 Tanoan Drive
9801 Tanoan Drive
6919 Borg Road
6312 Wilmington
9801 Tanoan Drive
9101 Preston Trail
6600 Dorado Beach
Approved requests to make alterations/im-
provements and/or additions to residence,
as submitted and with conditions.
11035 Greenview
9708 Greenbrier
6316 Wilmington
7015 Borg Road
9804 Murifield Ct.
Approved requests to re-stucco residence,
as submitted and with conditions.
6919 Borg Road
Approved requests to re-roof residence, as
submitted and with conditions.
7015 Borg Road
Approved requests to install antenna/satel-
lite dish, at residence, as submitted and
with conditions.
9215 Ironshore
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art Repair – paintings, ceramics, prints, figurines, sculpture and
frames. You break it, I’ll fix it. Very affordable. Pick up & deliv-
ery. See Ari von Huene at Weems Gallery.
tennis Lessons. Do you want to learn how to play tennis or im-
prove your tennis skills? Private and group lessons/clinics for
adults and juniors. Call Donald Larrichio, PTR Certified, 452-6069.
Pet/House Sitting Services: Responsible, clean, Tanoan resi-
dent family member available for dog walking and pet sitting for
your pampered pet, also available for house and plant sitting.
Excellent references. Call Heather at 681-4174 or email
YOUR neIgHBORHOOD COMPUteR Man …Old-fashioned, friendly service for high-tech devices. Comput-
ers, TVs, DVD players, stereos, etc., $48 per hour (1/2 hour
minimum) plus $10 per trip fee. Call 508-2124.
Pet Portraits in oil from your photos. Carolyn Poole, artist,
828-3909. Samples: [email protected].
For Sale: StairMaster 4600 PT FreeClimber Gym quality Stair
Step Workout Machine $450. Call Thad at 505-934-2452.
FOR SaLe: Vintage solid brass toilet Paper Roll/towel
Stand $18; Vintage solid wood Laundry Cart $15; Chinese
2x3 ft all wool hand tufted Rug, as new $45; Indian hand
woven silk blue floral Saree, almost 6 yds./44” wide, unused:
great for dress making $30; Vintage clear-see through Phone,
as new $30; genuine lapis 15mm x12mm, 13 stones Bracelet
$20; Vintage intricate crocheted thick cream color Bed Cover,
76”x100” $75; 2 Galloping Gourmet Cook Books vol. 2 & 3, as
new, $5 each; Custom hand made solid hard wood head 10”
high on a 9” base Hat/Wig Stand $20; Vintage Samsonite
week end Case $20. Call 508-0678
Tanoan neighborhood Handyman for all your household re-
pairs. Call resident Alan Gorenz, 856-6407 or email
Pet and House Sitting Services: Responsible, caring and
professional dog walking, plant care and other home services.
Keep your pets cared for and comfortable at home while you’re
away. Excellent references. Call Roberta at 239-5838 or email
Babysitting Service from two dependable girls in Tanoan:
one is 12, Red Cross CPR & Babysitter/Training certified, the
other is 11 & a big sister to her 5 & 6-year-old sister &
brother. Please call Kat at 856-3451 or 301-3267. Email
For Rent: 1960 sf, 3BR,2 Bath,2 car garage home located at
9732 Colonial Circle NE in Village Green area. Bright & light
with gleaming granite counters and more! Available now for
$1566 per month, plus security deposit. Call 250-5988.
KnIFe gUY:
There once was a man from Destin
Whose knives were so dull they depressed him
He said “woe is me”
Banged his head with his knee
And said, “Richard, please get them sharpin”!!!
Not from Destin? Bring me your knives anyway. $3-$5. Garden
tools; $3-$7. Richard, Tanoan East resident. 332-2898
CLASSIFIED ADS
Are you planning to revise your landscaping in any fashion,
thinking about installing a satellite dish, or giving some thought
to adding a new room to your house?
Any new landscape or remodeling plans must be approved by the
Planning Committee. The Committee meets on the second Thursday
of each month at 7:30 am in the Association office.
Call 823-2307 for information. The deadline for submitting your re-
quest to be included on
each month’s agenda is
noon on the Friday before
the regularly scheduled
meeting. Signs are
posted at both gates as
reminders.
Planning On Changing the Appearance of Your Home or Yard?
You may download any Tanoan formsyou need from www.tanoantalk.com
TANOAN TALK • JUNE / JULY 2013
Piano LessonsAdults, students and kids, all ages, all styles. I
come to you! Also Private Party Pianist – New
York pianist, formerly with Guy Lombardo. Clients
include: the New York Yankees, Howard Stern, Neil
Sedaka, NBC. Reasonable rates! Many refer-
ences! 681-8376.
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TANOAN PENALTY ASSESSMENTS
Driving a motorized vehicle without a driver’s license1st: $50; 2nd: $100 (within 12 mo.); 3rd: $200 (within 12 mo.)
Exceeding 25 mph Tanoan speed limit 1st: $50; 2nd: $100 (within 12 mo.); 3rd: $200 (within 12 mo.)
Overnight parking on streets and off street parking1st: $25; 2nd: $50 (within 6 mo.); 3rd: $100 (within 6 mo.)
Failure to stop at stop signs1st: $50; 2nd: $100 (within 12 mo.); 3rd: $200 (within 12 mo.)
Parking RVs, boats, etc., on property, in excess of 48 hours.1st: $25; 2nd: $50 (within 6 mo.); 3rd: $100 (within 6 mo.)
Parking on sidewalk1st: $25; 2nd: $50 (within 6 mo.); 3rd: $100 (within 6 mo.)
Barking dogs, pets not on leash, not picking up after dog1st: $25; 2nd: $50 (within 6 mo.); 3rd: $100 (within 6 mo.)
Trash container violations1st: $10; 2nd: $15 (within 6 mo.); 3rd: $25 (within 6 mo.)
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TANOAN TALK9820 MURIFIELD CT. NEALBUQUERQUE, NM 87111
Editor: Ann Mulhern, mCo Publishing • P.O. Box 10246, Albuquerque, NM 87184 • [email protected]: Tanoan Community Association • 9820 Murifield Ct. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 • 505 823-2307Security Supervisor: John Cathey
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