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Dec

2023

Voluntary Lighting Standards - From the HOA Board

Per ACC guidelines: "VOLUNTARY LIGHTING STANDARDS 
Lighting standards focusing on limiting the kind and quantity of light from undesirable sources can help to preserve views. (See Outdoor Lighting Standards – Addendum #4) for some VOLUNTARY recommended lighting suggestions. Careful attention to the selection of fixtures, which are shielded or filtered to minimize ambient light, is essential to preserving night views. The A.C.C. shall have the right at any time, without notice, to impose, change or delete lighting standards. 
It should be noted, however, that installation of any lighting within Paa-Ko Communities must adhere to all Bernalillo County ordinances (including, specifically the Bernco East Mountain “Night Sky” Ordinance), in addition to receiving approval by the A.C.C. 
• No lighting will infringe on the neighboring property and/or produce excessive glare. 
• An excessive number of fixtures, or excess light levels and glare will not be allowed. 
• Lighting of plant materials shall be achieved with hidden light sources. These include surface mounted fixtures; lamp recessed in building soffits, overhangs and walls; lamps recessed in the ground; and lamps hidden by plant materials.
• Exterior fixtures shall be located and oriented to focus light inward to minimize light encroachment onto neighboring residences. 
• Building mounted lighting must be directed downward away from adjacent Lots, streets and public spaces. 
• Tennis court, and any other sport court light fixtures must comply with all other type and shielding requirements outlined in these Guidelines and must be specifically approved by the A.C.C. 
• Exterior fixtures mounted on buildings shall be no higher than the line of the first story or eave, or, where no eave exists, no higher than twelve feet (12’) above finished grade and shall be fully shielded to prevent visibility of the light source from the other Lots or Common Area. 
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Published on Sunday, December 17, 2023


26

Nov

2023

Firewise Certificate

The Official Firewise Certificate is attached.  (Go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS)

Present this certificate to your homeowners insurance company to see if you can get a discount on your rate. Some accept them, some do not. In the past, companies such as Farmer's, have recognized this accomplishment, but every company is different.



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Published on Sunday, November 26, 2023


5

Nov

2023

A Comment

While I very rarely insert a personal comment into the newsletter, as I am just the messenger,  today I feel compelled to do so...


To the person who left a grocery store bag full of dog poop part way down my driveway........

If you are older than 5, then shame on you.

I do, however, thank you for properly bagging it, as you are supposed to do.......it saved me a lot of work.  

May I also add - - your image has been saved for posterity.......





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Published on Sunday, November 5, 2023


5

Nov

2023

Home Hazard Assesment Program

From East Mountain Wildfire Preparedness Association

This coming Saturday, November 11th, we will be holding our first program of the year.It will be from 9 am til 12 pm at the Tijeras Village City Hall - 12 Camino Municipal

This will introduce you to our programming plans for the upcoming 2024 wildfire season.  Although we will not be giving out any tools/items at this event, you will need to participate at this time to be eligible for the give away items that we will be handing out in the spring.

If you want to be part of the "Home Hazard Assessment" programs, RSVP at EMWPA.2023@gmail.com.

Please got to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS for all the details, information, and agenda.



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Published on Sunday, November 5, 2023


5

Nov

2023

Free Green Waste Days

The Fall free green waste days are fast approaching. Time to think about what defensible space project you want to take on. Take advantage of the free drop off of your green waste as you develop and improve your defensible space.

Dates are October 30th to November 12th from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm at the East Mountain Transfer Station located at 711 Hwy 333 in Tijeras

East Mountain landowners can recycle for free.  All loads must be covered

If you want more info, call 505.281.9110





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Published on Sunday, November 5, 2023


29

Oct

2023

My Regular Random Notes

Here are my random notes about concerns from residents that I put out about every 3-4 months that no one pays attention to:
1 - BARKING DOGS - If you have dogs who constantly bark, please don't leave them out all day or night.  It is very annoying and disruptive to your neighbors. Besides all the people who try and sleep at night, there are some people who work nights or who have many health issues and sleep during the day. 
2 - LOOSE DOGS - Remember, your dogs must be on a leash when walking (a few incidents have happened in the past where an "under control" off-leash dog has attacked another dog or person),  and when in your yard, your dog needs to be confined by a fence.  It's the regulation and law.  If you have a problem with your neighbors dog, please have a conversation with them. If that doesn't work, call Animal Control 505.314.0280   Go to READ MORE to see photos of some recent loose and wandering dogs.
3 - DOG POOP - Always pick up your dogs' poop.  It is not a pleasant thing to look at, smell, or step in. And please don't write back and tell me that there's a lot of wildlife poop around.  Wild animals don't know how to bag their poop. :-)
4 - SPEEDERS AND WALKERS - Once again, there have been several near misses between speeding cars and pedestrians on the roads (especially on the straightaway Paa-Ko Drive). Walkers/runners, please try to stay as close to the edge of the road as possible AND when you hear a car coming, move over. Groups of walkers need to be particularly aware, especially on all the side streets that do not have shoulders.  Cars - PLEASE slow down.  There are speed limits in Paa-Ko.  Know that there will be pedestrians and bike riders on the streets. There are many, many blind curves. Don't kill someone then wish you had been driving slower.
5 - KEYS - If you see keys left in a mailbox, please take them to the Paa-Ko Office.  Don't leave them in the box for some non Paa-Ko person to take (can lead to mail theft).  By the way, the office has a huge collection of keys and other lost items.  Please find time to go and collect your items you have lost.
Always remember to be a responsible pet owner as well as a courteous, respectful, and considerate neighbor.  No one is above the rules.


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Published on Sunday, October 29, 2023


29

Oct

2023

Paa-Ko Pool

As of yesterday, the Paa-Ko pool is closed for the season.  See ya next year!


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Published on Sunday, October 29, 2023


22

Oct

2023

From Paako Ridge Golf Club

Message from Paako Ridge Golf Club:


"Paako Ridge Golf Club is now closed for the off season. We have appreciated your business and support this year. As a reminder, all members and residents are prohibited from trespassing on club property. Please refrain from walking on the golf course, cart paths, or any of the club-owned property. 2024 Membership Information will be made available after the New Year. Thank you and we hope you have a great winter!”

 


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Published on Sunday, October 22, 2023


22

Oct

2023

Little Library Steward

The Paa-Ko Little Library has a new Steward. Her name is Rikelle Miller.

To contact her with questions, concerns, or information, her email is rikellelmiller@gmail.com and her phone number is
970-286-8108


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Published on Sunday, October 22, 2023


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Oct

2023

Note From Me

If you need something in the newsletter for next Sunday, October 22, please get it to me by this Wednesday the 18th.  I will be unavailable Thursday thru the evening of Monday the 23rd.

Thanks.


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Published on Sunday, October 15, 2023


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