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October / November 2015 Volume 9, Number 6

TanoanCOMMUNITY EAST IS EDITED BI-MONTHLYBY THE TANOAN COMMUNITY EAST

ASSOCIATION, INC.P.O. BOX 67590ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87193-7590OFFICE: 338-0000COUNTRY CLUB GATE: 294-9066PUBLISHED BY

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President’sMessage 1Editor’s Note 2Treasurer’s Report 3Landscaping Report 4Community Patrol Report 4Management Corner 5Trudy Jones, CityCouncilor, District 8 6APD Report 6Planning Committee 7Contact Information 10Classifieds 11ImportantPhone Numbers 27Department Directors 30

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President’s MessageD ON M U L L E N

T H E O F F I C I A L N E W S L E T T E R O F T H E TA N O A N C O M M U N I T Y E A S T A S S O C I AT I O N , I N C .

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Summer is over and our TCE HOA community remains in very good shape. In thisnewsletter I want to address several general issues raised by homeowners during

the Annual Meeting of the General Membership in June 2015.Collections: TCE only has a couple of delinquent accounts. One homeowner iscooperating with the Board and has agreed to a payment plan. The Board is continu-ing its legal proceedings against the largest delinquent account. A summary judgmentin TCE’s favor has been issued. Liens have been filed. The homeowner has filed anappeal. Meanwhile, our lawyer is proceeding to collect information on what is availablefor collection from the homeowner.Speeding: You may have experienced the new speed bump near the Lowell Gate. Itwas installed in response to concerns raised by parents and residents near Lowell.Speeding continues to be one of our biggest concerns in TCE. We have children play-ing and going to school and adults walking and bike riding throughout our community.They deserve to be safe. No one likes speed bumps, but it seems this is the only wayto control speeders. Please remember the speed limit is 20 mph in all of TCE and ifpossible give the walkers and children room as you pass them. Thanks.Crime Statistics for crimes reported in our community can be found at http://www.crimemapping.com/map.aspx?aid=6d325d92-98e5-4c2c-9b55-f6d867510c50. Click and drag the city map to our area and expand it to just includeTCE. You can change the dates for any desired time frame. The last time I looked,from January 1 to September 9, it showed one burglary and three theft/larceny reportsin TCE. Thanks to the gate control and hourly drive arounds of our Community Patroland vigilant homeowners, TCE remains one of the safest areas in Albuquerque.Barking Dogs can be problems. TCE defers to the city with regard to animal controlissues. Dog owners need to be aware that if their dog barks continuously for morethan 10 minutes the city defines the barking excessive and deems your dog a nui-sance. Barking dogs can be reported to Albuquerque’s 311 number. Our new web sitealso has a link that shows you how to file a complaint on line. We encourage neigh-bors to work together to resolve to resolve any dog-related issues. Please be consid-erate to your neighbors. Landscape Committee: I want to personally thank the Landscape Committee mem-bers for all the improvements they have made to our community over the summer.Some of the community signs have been refurbished and several common areas havebeen improved with new plantings and landscaping. This committee’s ongoing activityhas definitely improved the beauty of our community. Vandalism: Now that summer is over, I am pleased to state that this summer showeda remarkable decrease in damage to TCE property. Only one case of minor graffiti

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Editor’s NoteD E N N I S M A N G A N

was reported. This is a positive reflection on our community. Board Member: One Board Member’s term that expired in June 2015 has not been filled and several otherMembers’ terms expire in June 2016. If you have any interest in serving your community as a Board Member pleasecontact Austin McFall at 338-0000 or by e-mail at [email protected] for more information.

Don Mullen, President

In this issue, which I trust you will find enjoyable, our President Don Mullen provides us some thoughts aboutissues that were raised at our Annual Meeting in June 2015. He firstly notes the efforts the Board has been pursu-

ing in collecting money from delinquent accounts, an effort not necessarily enjoyable for the Board. He addressesthe speeding problem in our community. He provides information on how you can get a feeling for the status of crimein our community. In discussing barking dogs, which of course can be irritating for some, he requests those of uswith dogs to work with our neighbors to resolve any dog-related issues, which can be difficult if one’s location is nextto a golf fairway. I certainly agree with his positive remarks for our Landscape Committee. He notes that vandalismwas exceptionally low this past summer, which was a blessing. Finally he notes an important issue we should allconsider, and that is having an interest in being a Board member.

Our Treasurer Steve Byrd again provides us an excellent summary of our financiaIl situation.

In our Landscaping section, John Hentemann, the Heads-Up Account Manager for landscaping maintenance pro-vides us an interesting “Heading into Fall” article.

In his Community Patrol and Compliance Report, Austin McFall, our Community Association Manager, provides usrules for RVs Campers, Sporting Equipment. etc. He also provides us some Halloween reminders.

In his Management Corner, Austin addresses the new look that our updated website has. It’s worth looking into.

Trudy Jones’ article in this issue focuses on the Juan Tabo Library Renovation.

Finally, Jill Garcia, with our crime prevention specialists, the Albuquerque Police Department Foothills AreaCommand, provides us a listing of “Crime Prevention for the Home”, a listing we should all look over.

In closing, I would like to apologize to our outstanding Landscaping Committee Chair Mary Lee Anthony for identify-ing her as Mary Lee Arnold in several past issues. I am sorry.

Should any of you have questions or comments about this issue of the newsletter, please feel free to contact me orthe appropriate author via Austin McFall at phone 338-000 or email at [email protected].

Respectfully, Dennis Mangan

In an effort to manage the Tanoan Community East Association in a friendly, effectiveand efficient manner, please help us with the following: If you are moving, selling a

home or lot, have changed your e-mail address or have joined the “infor-mation highway” and have an e-mail address, please contact our officeat 338-0000. We need your updated home addresses and bill-to mailinginformation, phone numbers and e-mail to maintain an accurate database.Also, having your e-mail address is an efficient and cost-effective venue in which theHOA can keep our residents/lot owners abreast of what’s happening in the community!

E-Mail Database

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Treasurer’s ReportS T E P H E N B Y R D , T R E A S U R E R

IncomeDues $901,500 $525,875 $525,875 $0 58.3%Fines & Misc. 15,000 8750 33,149 24,399 221.0%Other Income 0 0 4434 4434

Total Operating Income $916,500 $534,625 $563,458 $28,833 61.5%Expenses

Community Patrol $288,829 $168,755 $151,185 $17,570 52.3%Admin. Expenses 122,126 72,939 68,232 4707 55.9%Landscaping 142,400 81,567 62,625 18,942 44.0%Repairs and Maint. 45,075 25,510 11,256 14,254 25.0%Utilities 88,300 51,508 49,912 1596 56.5%Other Expenses 500 500 60 440 12.0%

Total Operating Expenses $687,230 $400,779 $343,270 $57,509 49.9%Reserve Contributions $228,000 $133,000 $133,000 0 58.3%Total Expenses $915,230 $533,779 $476,270 $57,509Net Income (Loss) $1270 $846 $87,188 ($28,676)

Annual Budget YTD Budget YTD Actual Variance YTD %

TCE Operating Results thru July 2015

You may download any Tanoan forms you need from www.tanoaneastnews.com

TCE Year-to-Date Operating Results continue to be very positive. Our income remains above bud-geted projection and all categories of expense remain under budget. Our community financials indicate weshould be in position to perform satisfactorily for the year. We continue to contribute to our Capital ReserveFund and its balance is $1,175,209.

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Landscaping Report

Heading into FallSummer challenges are many, as are there moving parts and priorities needed to dealwith and manage a living and thriving commodity.Managing the irrigation systems and the delivery of water to sustain plant health in a veryarid part of the nation is one component, but nonetheless a very challenging element ofthe process.

A constant awareness for the conservation of water balanced towards also meeting the water requirements of theplants is essential.Now as we start to head into fall, our priorities in landscape management will change. Lawns and shrubs will haveslowed their growth and we will begin the transition into leaf removal. Turf will be fertilized for the last time of the yearfor the purpose strengthening roots, preparing for winter and to lend nutritional support for a strong recovery in Spring.Summer seasonal color will soon be changed out in all of the community annual color displays and violas will bethe new look for the Fall and Winter.The reduction in irrigation use will soon evolve into full winterization.Additionally, we are beginning the process of winter preparedness for what this winter may ultimately deliver to us inthe form of snow.Fall is busy … but a very welcome change in season.

Sincerely, John Hentemann

Heads Up ReportJOHN HENTEMANN , ACCOUNT MANAGER , L ANDSCAPE MA INTENANCE

October / November 2015

Rules for RVs, Campers, Trailers, SportingEquipment, etc.Recently we have had several residents ask about park-ing and storing trailers, RVs, and recreational equipmentin the community. There seems to be some misunder-standing regarding the rules for these items. Pleaseremember that Campers, RVs, and Boats may not beparked onsite without a permit. A permit will allow arecreational vehicle of this type to be parked onsite fortwo overnight (24 hour) periods (not consecutive) withina 30 day period – one night for loading, and one night forunloading. This is for vehicles that you would need toload items into prior to taking a trip, and then unloadwhen you return. Permits may be obtained at theCountry Club gatehouse, and must be clearly displayedon the vehicle, trailer, or boat.If you have guests staying with you who are traveling inan RV, you may obtain a temporary permit (for up to four

nights) so they may park their vehicle either on the streetor in your driveway. You may obtain the permit at theCountry Club gatehouse and the permit must be clearlyposted on the dash in the front window of the vehicle.Recreational and Sporting Vehicles and Equipment –such as ATVs, 4-wheelers, snowmobiles, jet skis, etc –as well as any type of flatbed, utility, or construction trail-ers may not be parked onsite at all. These items may bestored in your garage out of sight. Construction trailersmay be granted permission to park onsite during a con-struction, remodel, or landscaping project which hasbeen approved by the Planning Committee. CommercialVehicles over 1 ton, flatbed, or construction trailers, andinoperative vehicles may not be parked onsite at all(without special approval).

Halloween RemindersWith Halloween just a few short weeks away, CommunityPatrol reminds you of several

Community Patrol and Compliance ReportAUST IN McFALL , TCE Commun i t y A s s o c i a t i o n Man a g e r

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Management CornerAUST IN McFALL , TCE Commun i t y A s s o c i a t i o n Man a g e r

Check Out Our Updated Website! www.tanoaneastnews.com For some time (over a year in fact!) we have been gradually working on a major revision to the Tanoan East website.Ann Mulhern of Mulhern Advertising Inc. not only publishes our newsletter, but provides the Association’s website aswell. Ann and I have spent many hours redesigning the website to better serve the needs of Tanoan East residentsand others who need information about the Association. I wanted the website to be easy to use and to contain theinformation that homeowners most frequently ask for. This new website contains all pertinent contact information for the various departments with your management com-pany, HOAMCO, as well as a listing of the volunteers who serve your Association on the Board of Directors and thecommittees. Your may access all governing documents, policies, rules, etc., as well as updated forms and informa-tion about gate access and the Community Patrol. The current issue of the newsletter is available as well as severalyears of past issues. You can browse the classified ads and other advertisements that appear in the newsletter.The entire website is organized in a clear, logical format that we hope is easier to navigate. I’ve also included somenew photos I have taken around the community.Some new features include Frequently Asked Questions, Information for New Homeowners, and complete paymentoptions and instructions. You may download and print all rules and applications for any architectural or landscapingchanges you might need.We have worked very hard to make sure everything you could possibly need is on the website, but I’m sure we haveforgotten something. Take a look at it and please let me know your thoughts. If you have any suggestions regardingitems to add or changes to make which would further improve the site, I would like to hear from you. You may con-tact me at [email protected] hope the new website will be a regular stop for anyone who needs forms, policies, or information about TanoanEast. I am very pleased with all of the improvements, and happy to be able to present it to you. Check it out and letme know what you think.

Austin McFall, CMCA®, AMS®, Community Association Manager, HOAMCO

precautions that will make it a safe and fun time foreveryone. The Community Patrol staff will be conductingextra patrols on Halloween to keep everyone as safe aspossible. Residents are asked to help us with the follow-ing things to make the night go smoothly:1. If you will be having a party, or expect a large numberof guests, please provide a list of names to the gate-house. Tanoan East does not allow visitors in just totrick-or-treat. All visitors must be invited guests of resi-dents. If you are expecting trick-or-treaters, be sure toprovide the Community Patrol with their names at themain gatehouse (Country Club entrance) – otherwisethey will not be admitted. Remember that you areresponsible for the actions of your guests while they arein the community.2. Before you go to bed, please bring in your pumpkinsand Jack-o-lanterns and any decorations that might be atemptation to vandals. Unfortunately, we have numerouspumpkins smashed on our roadways every Halloween.If your pumpkin is smashed on the sidewalk, street, or inyour yard, please clean it up as quickly as possible.

3. Make sure that your children are wearing reflectiveclothing so they can be easily seen by vehicles. Alwaysaccompany your children as they trick-or-treat. Go onlyto houses that have their porch light on. Be extremelycautious as you drive through the community onHalloween night.4. For parents of teenagers, know where your childrenare that night, whom they are with, and what they aredoing. The police will be contacted immediately to dealwith any vandalism or unruly activity. We have a policyof zero tolerance with vandalism of any kind. Please beresponsible parents and supervise your children.5. Report any criminal or unusual activity you observe tothe police at the non-emergency number 242-2677, andthen notify Community Patrol at 294-9066. With everyone’s help and awareness, we can have asafe and fun Halloween without the vandalism anddestruction that often mars this season. HappyHalloween!

Community Patrol Response located on page 8


Juan Tabo Library RenovationDear Neighbors,

I am happy to report that we have startedon our next big project in District 8, theJuan Tabo Library! We started the 1 milliondollar renovation project in August and it isexpected to be completed by January. We

are adding a 1700 square foot addition to the East side ofthe building which will be used for community meetings andother library programs. In addition, we will also be installinga new air conditioning system and upgrading all of the light-ing to LED! The men’s, women’s and staff bathrooms will

also be updated. The parking lot will be redesigned to beADA compliant and will also be resurfaced and restriped.The back deteriorated courtyard wall will be removed alongwith some minor landscaping improvements in that area aswell. We expect to only have the library closed for 30 daysduring the 5 month long project!

Thank you for allowing me to contribute to your newsletter.If you have any questions or concerns about our district,please do not hesitate to contact my office at 768-3106 orby email at [email protected].

Trudy E. Jones

• Look at your home from across the street• Clean your light covers and improve your lighting by 50%!

• Check ordinances and HOA rules and covenants regarding lighting

• Fencing: In good repair? Serving the intended function? Check ordinances and HOA rules and covenants

• Garage doors: Check for weak points and repair needs; deadbolts, smart systems, codes, etc.

• Landscaping: Is your landscaping blockingyour lighting? Stay on top of trimming, observe 3-6 foot guidelines. Is there strategic planting potential?

• Doors: Teach children how to respond. Can everyone in your home access eye viewers? Review and assess keys and key

custody• Porch: Develop clear sight lines, removing tripping & falling hazards

• Windows: Check screens: torn, loose, bent, falling off. Check blinds and curtains

• Remove items outside that can be used tosmash windows

• Property inventory: Set one up and keep itcurrent

APD Foothills Area CommandJill Garcia, Crime Prevention Specialist /ICPS at 332-5240

Crime Prevention for the HomeTo Do List from the Presentation:

Workshop Wednesdays at the Foothills

Trudy JonesCity Councilor, District 8 & Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Authority Board Member


Planning Committee ReportR I C H A R D T E B AY , C H A I RM A N

General Guidelines for Modification of Homes and YardsIf a proposed modification changes the outward appearance of your home or yard, approval is required.Some possible examples:

1. Constructing improvements/additions to your home or yard2. Re-painting or re-stucco of home or garage (if changing color)3. Re-paving driveway (if changing layout or color)4. Re-roofing house or garage5. Modify entryway/door/garage door6. Modify landscaping visible from any street or common area7. Work requiring an Albuquerque building permit

Note: These are just a few examples. If you are not sure if you need approval, contact: HOAMCO at (505) 338-0000.

Is a Planning Committee Request for Design Approval Required?1. Turf reduction in front/side yard Yes2. New retaining wall in yard to reduce runoff Yes3. Re-painting house/garage same color No4. Re-roofing a flat roof No5. Roofing maintenance on existing tile roof retaining existing tiles No6. Replacement of roofing tiles in new color Yes7. Re-stucco house/garage in a new color Yes8. Re-stucco house in same color No9 Require dumpster/portable toilet on property Yes

Published Modification GuidelinesWhere can I read about, or obtain a copy of, our published modification guidelines?

1. TCE website @ www.tanoaneastnews.com2. Phone call to Tanoan Community East’s management company:

HOAMCO – (505) 338-0000.3. e-mail to Austin McFall: [email protected].

Good day to Tanoan Community East homeowners. There are 601 of you. Your Planning Committee has beenvery busy over the past 12 months evaluating the proposed upgrades to your homes and yards. Many of you

were unable to attend the annual meeting held in June, so I thought I would provide you all a list of a few topics pre-sented at that meeting. If you have any questions feel free to call me at (505) 271-2996.

Visit Our Tanoan East Websiteat www.tanoaneastnews.com. It contains forms, resource documents, and up-to-date

notices of TCE events. See you on the Web! Visit our website often!


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XERISCAPE YARD X

RE-STUCCO HOME / WALLS X

DOOR / TRIM REPLACE / PAINT X

GARAGE DOOR REPLACE / PAINT X

REMOVE DEAD TREES / PLANTS X

TERRACING / RETAINING WALLS X

DRIVEWAYS X

SIDEWALKS X

DUMPSTER / PORTABLE TOILET X

IRRIGATION MODIFICATIONS X

NEW GRAVEL X

NEW GATES / WALLS X

AWNINGS / PATIO COVERS X

HOME ADDITIONS X

NEW TILE ROOF X

SOLAR PANELS X

MAILBOX X

STONE ACCENTS / TILE X

POOL X

SATELLITE DISH X

Top 100 Applications to the Planning Committee, June 2014 - June 2015

Requested Action

Number of Homes Affected

Community Patrol and HOAMCO’s Compliance Coordinator responded to thefollowing situations during the months of July and August

July August July AugustAnimal Control Called 3 2Auto Break-In or Theft 0 0Burglaries or Robberies 0 0False Alarms 0 3Noise / Disturbance 4 2Open Garage Doors Overnight 39 48Overnight Parking on Street 10 15Sidewalk Blocked 0 0Special Attention Request 42 51

Speeding 1 2 Stop Sign Violations 6 11Surveillance Requests 0 3Trash Bin / Recycling Violations 4 4Unauthorized Parking of

Trailer, RV, etc. 3 8Underage Driving Golf Cart 1 0Vandalism 0 0Illegal Fireworks 2 N/A

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The TCE Board of Directors meets on the 3rd Wednesday of every month, 3:30 P.M., at the offices of HOAMCO, 10555 Montgomery NE,Building One, Suite 100. It is always a good idea to confirm before attending, since dates, times and venue are subject to change.

If you have an issue you would like the Board to discuss, or would like to present it yourself, please forward a letter or email request to:“TCE Board of Directors, c/o Austin McFall,” detailing the issue.

The request should arrive by the 1st of the month to assure it will be added to the agenda.

If you have any questions, please contact Austin McFall, Community Association Manager, at 338-0000 or [email protected]

Tanoan Community East Association, Inc.Board of Directors Meetings

Tanoan Community East Association, Inc.Board of DirectorsPresident Donald MullenVice President: Dennis ManganSecretary / Treasurer: Stephen ByrdDirector: Richard TebayDirector: Mike ParryDirector: Lynn Haynes

Newsletter Liason: Dennis Mangan

Planning CommitteeRichard Tebay, ChairmanDennis MitchellKevin PowersAlexa Tysseling

Covenant Enforcement CommitteeDonald MullenDennis ManganMike Parry

Landscape CommitteeDennis Mangan, Board LiasonMary Lee Anthony, ChairMarilyn KirkpatrickDiana ManganValerie TaylorJean Tebay

Committees

Association Contact InformationManagementTanoan Community East is professionally managed by HOAMCO: Homeowners Association Management Company.HOAMCO’s northeast office is located at 10555 Montgomery Boulevard N.E., Building One, Suite 100 (between Savoyand El Patron restaurants.) Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Questions about your account: Accounting Dept. Cecilia (800) 447-3838 ext. 101 [email protected] Compliance Coordinator (violations, fines) John 888-4479 ext. 16 [email protected] (home sales, disclosure docs, refinance) Faith (800) 447-3838 ext. 26 [email protected] Community Association Manager Austin 338-0000 [email protected] Patrol - Country Club Gate House Kathy (supervisor) 294-9066

Mailing address for all payments: Tanoan Community East Association Inc.c/o HOAMCO NM, P.O. Box 96207, Las Vegas, Nevada 89193-6207

For other mail to the Association: P.O. Box 67590(other than payments) Albuquerque, New Mexico 87193-7590

Assessments for are $125.00 per month, due on the 1st. Make checks payable to Tanoan Community East.Tanoan Community East website: www.tanoaneastnews.comHOAMCO website: www.hoamco.com (for online payments and to set up auto debit.)

Direct Debit? Pet Registration? Guest Registration? You may download any Tanoan forms you need from www.tanoaneastnews.com


CLASSIFIED ADSPet Portraits in oil from your photos. Carolyn Poole, artist,828-3909. Samples: [email protected].

Singer/Guitarist available for weddings & private parties.Jazz standards, pop, rock, blues, country. Staff musicianat the Broadmoor for 10 years. Cell 238-6535, home345-4399, email [email protected].

Pet & Home Sitter. Established native Albuquerque resi-dent available to water your plants & garden, care foryour pets and home. Excellent references and rates. CallValerie at 507-2188. Thank you for your business.

TANOAN HANDYMAN AT YOUR SERVICE! Local residentAlan Gorenz. Contact me for all your Spring Improvementsand Repairs. I can install lights, security lights, switch timersand fans, do plumbing repairs and assemble most anything.Call 856-6407 or email [email protected].

Art Repair – paintings, ceramics, prints, figurines, sculptureand frames. You break it, I’ll fix it. Very affordable. Pick up& delivery. See Ari von Huene at Weems Gallery.

Tennis Lessons. Do you want to learn how to play tennis orimprove your tennis skills? Private and group lessons/clinics foradults and juniors. Call Donald Larrichio, PTR Certified, 452-6069.

YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD COMPUTER MAN Old-fashioned,friendly service for high-tech devices. Available Monday-Saturday, and we come to you! $48 per hour (1 hour min-imum) plus $10 per trip fee. Call 508-2124.

KNIFE GUY: I’m still sharpening knives, scissors and gar-den tools, and I’m right around the corner. Guaranteedsharp! Tanoan East resident, Richard, 332-2898.

Babysitter Available: Do you need someone for an hourwhile you run errands or for the evening? I am a certifiedbabysitter (Red Cross) and CPR approved. I live in TanoanEast and very flexible. Please feel free to call me or my refer-ences. Mackenzie: 505-681-4555 /505-228-1111 [email protected].

Your Dog can enjoy staying in our home in Tanoan whileyou’re away! Call Steve or Danette at 822-1087.

For Sale: Walnut Rolltop Desk. 7-drawer, includes chairand lamp. Great condition, $250 OBO. 980-9269.

Exceptional Caregiver/Physical Therapy Aide. Servicesinclude transportation to appointments, meal preparation,light housekeeping, pet care & landscaping. Email andinternet knowledge. Excellent references furnished. Pleasecontact Barbara McKinnon at 805-607-3306 or email [email protected].

Pet Sitting and Dog Day Care: Need a reliable and trust-worthy person to care for your pets? Allow me to give youpeace of mind while you’re away. I have 10+ years experi-ence caring for pets. If there’s something special you’d likeme to do, just ask. Medications OK, dog-walking or justkeeping your pets company. References available. MicheleHaas, 4532970, [email protected].

For Sale: Long black leather Coat, M, as new, $50. Longbeige leather Coat, M, as new, $45. New long faux raccoonJacket, L, $50. Brown faux mink Jacket, M, $35. Red widebrim wool Hat, $20. White real suede & faux fur Hat, $15.Light green hand woven Ecuadorian wool Poncho, new,$60. Dusty rose mohair/wool blend hand knit long Coat, asnew, M, $55. Real lamb’s fur “mouton” Jacket, as new, M,$50. 17”x11”x8” Japanese faux Bonsai Plant in genuineJapanese stone pot, looks real, $45. Black velvet embroi-dered top Xmas Shoes, new heels, 71/2, $25. 100” allround/same size Japanese FWP Necklace, $100. Vintage19” x 19” wool needlepoint wood framed Foo Dog, nice,$20. Beige heavy oak End Table, as new, 19”x19”x20”,$35. Call 508-0678

Treat Your Dog to a quick morning or mid-day walk. Callme to discuss their specific needs. Thanks for your consid-eration, Tanoan Resident - Lori McGee, 379-0738.References available from happy clients.

Need Someone for a day or a week while on summervacation? I live in Tanoan, am trustworthy, reliable and haveexcellent references. Available to house-sit, water theplants, get the mail, run an errand or walk your dog. Price isflexible and negotiable. Please call Sydney at 681-0951.

Child Help Needed. Looking for someone with car accessto shuttle our two boys (age 10 & 11) after school and aftersummer school, typically 3 to five or 6 pm. We live inTanoan East. Will pay $13-15 per hour depending on yourexperience and age. Call Lara at 730-7903.

Caregiving/Housekeeping/Errands, transportation, meal-preparation, etc.: very experienced, with openings andsecure schedule. References available. Call 304-0892.

For Sale: new ladies’ Wheel Chair, $65. Call 271-2010

For Sale: new large DeLonghi Coffee Maker for espressoand cappuccino coffee, $100 or best offer. Call Patricia at822-1887.

Novice Trader seeking successful micro stock day trader toteach and mentor. Willing to pay for your time. Please callLynn at 350-2767

For Sale: Two new ebony animal print chairs $250each. $475.00 for the pair.New 2 piece white leather Sectionalwith convertible back rests and stor-age, $1100.Ballard Paris top grain leather Recliner.Good condition $300.

For Sale: Walnut finish China Cabinet, with decorativecarving at top & bottom. Hidden storage place; silverwaredrawer, nice display shelves with mirror backing, 4 lightedsurfaces, bevel glass doors, $500.00, 856-0930.

Curio Cabinet, espresso, 2 light settings, $300.Landscaping materials: roses, shrubs, irises (decorative)call for price. Call 321-2547


Schedule of FinesThe following Schedule of Fines lists some of the more common violations, but residents should be aware that all violations ofgoverning documents, rules and regulations, and design guidelines of the association are subject to fines.

Covenant Violation Notes FirstOffense

SecondOffense

ThirdOffense

There-after

Governing Docu-ment Reference

Currently trash pickup is Monday. Trash receptaclemust not be out before Sunday morning or after12:00 noon on Tuesday. Must be stored so it isenclosed and screened from public view and pro-tected from disturbance.

Parking on the street between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00a.m. requires a permit, which may be obtained fromCourtesy Patrol at the Country Club gate. Residentsmay obtain only two (2) overnight permits within a 30-day period. Contact management for special needs.

Requires a permit that will allow recreational vehicleto be parked onsite for two overnight periods (notconsecutive) – one night for loading, and one nightfor unloading.

Master Restrictions(CC&RS): Sec 7.06(e)

Subdivision Rules:A III.3.L

BoardDiscretion

Speeding (over 25mph) Within calendar year $50.00 $75.00 $100.00

Subdivision Rules:A III.3.o

BoardDiscretion

Failure to stop at stop sign Within calendar year $50.00 $75.00 $100.00

Subdivision Rules:A III.3.m & 3.o

BoardDiscretion

Underage golf cart operation Must be licensed driver,Occupancy limited to seating capacity

Warning $100.00 $150.00

BoardDiscretion

Failure to maintain landscapeand exterior property

Warning $50.00 $50.00 plusmaint. charge

Master Restrictions(CC&RS): Sec 3.03(i,k)

BoardDiscretion

$50.00 $50.00 $50.00

Master Restrictions(CC&RS): Sec 3.03(g)

BoardDiscretion

Warning $50.00 $50.00

Subdivision Rules:A III.5.b

BoardDiscretion

Warning $50.00 $50.00

Trash receptacle placed in an areaunscreened from public view morethan twenty-four (24) hours prior toscheduled collection time, or after12:00 p.m. the day following pick-up

Campers, RVs, Boats, etc. ParkedOnsite Without Permit

Parking a vehicle on the streetovernight

Adopted by the Tanoan Community East Association Board of Directors, July 12, 2010


1. Protect your self-interests. Protect your property valuesand maintain the quality of life in your community.

2. Correct a problem. Has your car been towed, or do youthink maybe maintenance has been neglected?

3. Be sociable. Meet your neighbors, make friends, andexchange opinions.

4. Give back. Repay a little of what’s been done for you.

5. Advance your career. Build your personal resume byincluding your community volunteer service.

6. Have some fun. Association work isn’t drudgery. It’s funaccomplishing good things with your neighbors.

7. Get educated. Learn how it’s done—we’ll train you.

8. Express yourself. Help with creative projects like communi-ty beautification.

9. Earn recognition. If you would like a little attention or vali-dation, your contributions will be recognized and celebrated.

10. Try some altruism. Improve society by helping others.

Ten Reasons to Volunteer for the Association

30Tanoan Community East Association, Inc.

ABQ RIDEBruce Rizzieri, Director, [email protected] Transportation Center100 1st Street NW/87102Phone: 505-724-3100/Fax: 505-724-3189

ANIMAL WELFAREBarbara Bruin, Director, [email protected] Lomas Blvd. NE/87112Phone: 505-768-1975

AVIATIONJim Hinde, Acting Director,[email protected] Sunport SE/87106Phone: 505-244-7700/Fax: 505-842-4278

CITY CLERKAmy Bailey, City Clerk, [email protected]/C Bldg, Basement #B2041/87103*Phone: 505-768-3030/Fax: 768-2845

CITY COUNCILKen Sanchez, District 1 [email protected] O’Malley, District [email protected] Benton, District 3 [email protected] Winter, District 4 [email protected] Lewis, District 5 [email protected] Garduno, District 6 [email protected] D. Cook, District 7 [email protected] Jones, District 8 [email protected] Harris, District 9 [email protected] Mason, Director, [email protected]/C Bldg, 9th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3100/Fax: 505-768-3227

CULTURAL SERVICESBetty Rivera, Director, [email protected]/C Bldg, 6th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3556/Fax: 505-768-2846

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTJohn Garcia, Director, [email protected]/C Bldg, 3rd Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3270/Fax: 505-768-3280

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTSalvatore Baragiola, Emergency Manager,[email protected] Sunset Gardens SW/87121-7758Phone: 505-833-7381/Fax: 505-833-7374

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHMary Lou Leonard, Acting Director,[email protected]/C Bldg, 3rd Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-2600/Fax: 505-768-2617

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICESRobin Dozier Otten, Director,[email protected]/C Bldg, 5th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-2860/Fax: 505-768-3204

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVESERVICESLou Hoffman, Director, [email protected]/C Bldg, 11th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3500/Fax: 505-768-3581

FIREChief James Breen, [email protected] Sunset Gardens SW/87121Phone: 505-768-9300/Fax: 505-768-9340

HUMAN RESOURCESVincent Yermal, Director, [email protected]/C Bldg, 7th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3700/Fax: 505-768-3777

INTERNAL AUDIT AND INVESTIGATIONSCarmen L. Kavelman, Director,[email protected]/C Bldg, 5th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3150/Fax: 505-768-3158

LEGALRobert Kidd, Acting City Attorney,[email protected]/C Bldg, Basement 4th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-4500/Fax: 505-768-4525

MANAGEMENT AND BUDGETGerald E. Romero, Budget Officer, [email protected]/C Bldg, 11th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-2953/Fax: 505-768-3301

MAYORMayor Richard J. Berry, [email protected] J. Perry, Chief Administrative Officer,[email protected] Romero, Sr. Advisor to Mayor Berry, [email protected], Chief Public Safety Officer Vacant, Public Safety Communications DirectorDayna Gardner, Director of Communications,[email protected] Madrid, Constituent Services Director,[email protected] Montano, Deputy ChiefAdministrative Officer, [email protected]/C Bldg, 11th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3000/Fax: 505-768-3019John Soladay, Chief Operations Officer,[email protected]/C Bldg, 11th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3000/Fax: 505-768-3019

MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENTMichael Riordan, Acting Director, [email protected]/C Bldg, 7th Floor/87103*Phone: 505-768-3830/Fax: 505-768-2310

PARKS AND RECREATIONBarbara Baca, Director, [email protected] 4th Street NW/87102Phone: 505-768-5300/Fax: 505-768-5305

PLANNINGDebbie L. Stover, Director, [email protected] Second Street NW/87102Phone: 505-924-3860/Fax: 505-924-3339

POLICEChief Ray Schultz, [email protected] Roma NW/87102Phone: 505-768-2200/Fax: 505-768-2331

SENIOR AFFAIRSJorja Armijo-Brasher, Director,[email protected] 7th Street SW/87102Phone: 505-764-6469/Fax: 505-764-6455

SOLID WASTEJill Holbert, Director, [email protected] Edith NE/87107Phone: 505-761-8100/Fax: 505-761-8187

City of Albuquerque Department DirectorsUpdated November, 2011

*Mailing address: P.O. Box 1293/87103

October / November 2015

Tanoan COMMUNITY EAST ASSOCIATION, INC.

P.O. Box 67590Albuquerque, NM 87193-7590

Editor: Ann Mulhern, mCo Publishing • P.O. Box 10246, Albuquerque, NM 87184 • [email protected]: Tanoan Community East Association, Inc. • P.O. Box 67590, Albuquerque, NM 87193-7590 • 505 338-0000Manager: Austin McFall, [email protected]

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