The PCVA Board will meet at 6pm, at Fire Station 19, 2490 Research Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80920 on July 23rd. PCVA residents and homeowners are welcome and encouraged to attend.

PCVA residents - join your neighbors at Pine Creek's Private Park (Pine Manor Dr. and Sycamore Glen Trail) for food and fun on August 10th (food served 11:00am-1:00pm and activities run 11:00am-2:00pm). 

Enjoy Catered Southern BBQ including Slow Roasted Pulled Pork, Grilled BBQ Chicken, Creamy Coleslaw, Mac and Cheese, Cookies/Brownies, and Iced Tea/Lemonade/Water. Fun includes DJ Mike, Bounce House, a Balloon Twister, and a Face Painter to entertain the whole Family!

This event is free to PCVA residents. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and plan to stay a while and enjoy the day.

Hope to see you there!

While wildlife is common in the Pine Creek area, please do not encourage human/animal encounters by feeding the wildlife. Mice, rabbits, squirrels, skunks, raccoons, and other rodents can carry and spread disease via fleas, droppings, urine, nesting materials, and bites which can lead to problems with Hantavirus and Plague, Rabies, and Tularemia. Please do not leave garbage, pet food, or leftovers outside, and do not set out food for rabbits or squirrels. This both attracts wild animal and increases the chance of a harmful encounter, both for your home and those nearby.  

Most dangerous and potentially harmful encounters with wildlife occur because people fail to leave the animals alone.

It is illegal in Colorado to feed deer. Violators may be fined.

Learn more about living with wildlife and animal diseases at coloradosprings.gov/office-emergency-management/page/living-wildlife

Please help keep our neighborhood roadways safe for everyone by signaling as you enter and exit Pine Creek traffic circles (roundabouts) to ensure road safety within our neighborhoods.  

Per the Colorado Driver Handbook:
 - p. 20 - Rotary Island/Roundabout Lane: Yield to traffic already within the rotary island. Drive to the right and watch for directional signs and signals.
- p. 22 - Signaling: Before making any turn, whether the turn is into another roadway, a parking lot, another traffic lane, or leaving a parked position, it is extremely important that you signal. Your signal lets other drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians know your intentions. In urban or metropolitan areas, you must signal continuously for 100 ft. before making a turn or lane change. On four-lane highways where the posted speed limit is more than 40 m.p.h. you must signal for 200 ft.Failing to signal is a traffic violation.

Read more about Signaling and Rotary Island/Roundabout/Traffic Circle Driving at 
www.colorado.gov/pacific/sites/default/files/DriverHandbook.pdf and 
www.drivesmartcolorado.com/programs/buckle/street-signage-pavement-markings/#roundabout

You are responsible for all trees on your property.  Please check the ones close to the stucco walls, and cut off any branches that are touching the walls.  They can damage the wall, increasing the yearly amount the grounds committee uses your money to pay for repairs.