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6.6 PERENNIALS, GROUND COVERS AND ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
Due to the large quantity, variety and changing availability of these plants, please consult your local nursery (preferably a C.N.A. member). Height, color, texture, moisture, light requirement and heartiness need to be considered when specifying these plants. Perennial plants are not recommended to be planted within 10 feet of any foundation, curb, road, walkway or other site structure that may be damaged by their vigorous, shallow root system. Additional City of Colorado Springs restrictions may apply. Future size of all evergreen trees must be considered when determining location for planting. They are not recommended within 8 feet of any roadway, walkway or entrance, where their mature size may obstruct passage or view. Evergreen trees shall not be placed within roadway site triangles. Evergreens trees should not be located where their shadow may cause icing on paved surfaces. These plants have numerous species, varieties and/or cultivars. Consult a local nursery for current availability and proper selection. 6.7 XERISCAPE PLANTING
As a way to encourage the use of plants that do well in our region with limited water, the Garden Centers of Colorado have developed a three level "X-rated" system as shown below. X = thrives in slightly dry conditions with moderate water XX = thrives in dry conditions with low water XXX = thrives in dry conditions with very little water  It is not recommended that these plants be planted within 10 feet of any foundation, curb, road, walkway or other site structure that may be damaged by their vigorous/shallow root system. Additional City of Colorado Springs restrictions may apply.
Evergreen trees are not recommended next to roadways, sidewalks or entrances where their mature size may obstruct passage or view. Evergreen trees may not be placed within roadway site triangles. Evergreen trees shall not be located where their shadow may cause icing on paved surfaces. These plants have numerous species, varieties and/or cultivars. Consult a local nursery for current availability and proper selection. 7 APPENDIX B - LANDSCAPE TERMINOLOGY
Establishment Permit A permit granted by the City of Colorado Springs for a newly installed landscape. The permit allows a homeowner a temporary variance from current watering restriction schedules. Fascia Part of the trim of the home Front Yard The landscape area generally from the front corners of the home to back of sidewalk and laterally to side property lines (excluding the parkway). Irrigation System A watering system designed to transport and distribute water to the landscape. Types:
Landscape The designed layout of plants, sod, paving and other elements on a property. Landscape Area The area outside of the home footprint, not covered with concrete. Landscape Plan A scaled diagrammatic drawing showing the placement and relationship of plants, sod, paving, and other elements. Modified Landscape Any change (or renovation) to an existing landscape. Mulch Rock, wood, or other ground cover material. Native Seed Blend of seed that requires less maintenance than common bluegrass and tends to go dormant with drought and high temperatures. Net Lot Area Total lot square footage minus the house footprint. Parkway (cross reference Sidewalk definition) With Detached Sidewalk The area between the street curb and sidewalk. With Attached Sidewalk See Street Tree Planting Zone definition. Paved Area An area covered with concrete. Positive Drainage A minor slope (minimum of 2%) away from an area or structure. Rear Yard The area from the rear corners of the home to the side and rear property lines. Side Yard The area on the side of the house, between the “front yard” and “rear yard”. Sidewalk Attached Sidewalk A sidewalk that is connected to the street curb. Detached Sidewalk A sidewalk that is not connected to the street curb. Soil Amendment Organic materials introduced into the existing soil that assist in water retention, plant nutrition, air circulation and overall soil improvement. Street Tree Planting Zone An area within the front yard that is measured 4-7 feet from the back edge of the sidewalk in which street trees are to be located. See Sidewalks definition. Turf Common Bluegrass or (Equivalent) High water use grass (typically in sod form). Native Seed Mixture Low water use grass (in sod or seed form). Turf Establishment Period Two to four week period when newly laid sod, or newly applied seed, requires more water to establish roots into the amended soil (See Establishment Permit definition). 8 APPENDIX C – DESIGN REVIEW REQUEST
This form is available on www.PCVA.org or on the PCVA Homeowner Portal at https://portal.ehammersmith.com/Home_v2/Login Design Review Request Name: Home Phone: Address: Work Phone: City/State/Zip: Pine Creek Village Neighborhood: Email: My request involves the following type of improvement: Painting Deck/Patio Roofing Driveway/Walk Addition Landscaping Patio Cover Storm Door Recreational Equipment Fencing Windows Shed Solar Panels Other: Planned Completion date: I understand that I must receive approval of the Association in order to proceed. I understand that Association approval does not constitute approval of the local building department and that I may be required to obtain a building permit. I understand that my improvements must be completed per specifications or approval is withdrawn. I agree to complete improvements promptly after receiving approval. I understand that if I live in any of the following neighborhoods: Carriages, La Bellezza, Reverie, Sage Hill Greens, or Wildflower, that my project is subject to additional approval by the neighborhood representative and/or neighborhood committee. I understand any costs related to my modification are my responsibility. Date: Homeowner’s Signature: Design Review Request Checklist To better assist the Committee in their decisions and to prevent any delays in decisions, please be sure to include the following information with your submittals. DECK REQUESTS: Photo of the existing deck/back of home Dimensions & drawings of proposed deck Color of: Decking: Railing: Fascia: Support Posts: Railing posts: Sides of Steps (if applicable): Size of support posts/columns: LANDSCAPE REQUESTS: Photo of area to be modified Drawing with new plant locations Plant list with type & # of each plant Rock size & color: Mulch type & color: EXTERIOR PAINTING REQUESTS Photo of home (and if possible, photos of neighboring homes) Place a 4’ by 4’ sample board outside the home with each color labeled (“trim,” “door,” “body,” etc.) Paint Colors: Body: Trim: Door: Pop-Outs: Garage Door: ROOF REQUESTS Brochure sample of roof color & material Photo of home with existing roof EXTERIOR BUILDINGS (SHEDS, ETC) Color of roof & sides: Proposed location of structure Size & height of structure: Photo of proposed location of structure Photo of home 9 APPENDIX D – COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT REGISTRATION FORM
This form is available on www.PCVA.org or on the PCVA Homeowner Portal at https://portal.ehammersmith.com/Home_v2/Login Communications Equipment Registration Form Owner’s Name: Property Address: Phone Number: Email Address: Type of Equipment (Satellite Dish, Antenna, Internet Equipment, etc.) Size: Color: (Please attach a flier showing the unit or provide a sketch on the reverse of this form.) Please describe the proposed location for the placement of the equipment. How will the unit be mounted? (i.e. bolted to the siding, attached to eave, mounted on a support post) Have you reviewed Section 2.8 of the Community Guidelines for Communication/Satellite Equipment placement? Yes No Does your proposal meet the intent of the Guidelines regarding minimal visual impact? Please explain how the location of the equipment has minimal visual impact. Owner’s Signature: Date: Hammersmith Management, Inc 1155 Kelly Johnson Blvd Suite 495 Colorado Springs, CO 80920 Fax: 719-328 0756 10.1 GLEN ARBOR
Addendum to the Community Guidelines: The following requirements apply to all lots within Filing No. 5, also known as Glen Arbor at Pine Creek: 10.1.1 ADDENDUM TO SECTION 4.10 Accessory structure such as a garden shed, utility shed, greenhouse or garage that are detached from the main structure are prohibited. The size of an attached structure, if approved, shall be determined on a case by case basis depending on the visual impact to the golf course, common area or village roadway but shall not exceed 120 square feet. The Modifications Committee reserves the right to impose additional use restrictions to ensure the upgrade appearance of rear yards. 10.1.2 ADDENDUM TO SECTION 4.12 Play structure and sports equipment placement in rear yards adjacent to the golf course, village roadway and common areas may be further restricted by the Modifications Committee to maintain an upgrade appearance. 10.1.3 ADDENDUM TO SECTION 4.5 All fencing constructed in Glen Arbor must match the open view fencing installed along the perimeter of the Pine Creek Golf Course. No wire mesh or other material may be used in addition to the steel fence material. This has been allowed. The color of the fencing shall be green (Sherwin Williams N8-809) to match the golf course perimeter fencing and minimize the visual impact of the fence by blending it into the landscape. 10.1.4 ADDENDUM TO SECTION 4.16 Residential yard lights shall be placed approximately 4’ behind the sidewalk on the front door side of the driveway. All yard lamps installed in Glen Arbor shall be Sherwin Williams SW6258 Tricorn Black. |
