Please remember that the Pine Creek Golf Course is private property, and as such, is only for member use for permitted activities.  It is not open to the public for walking, running, jogging, skateboarding, or any other activities.  Please observe this use guideline just as you would for your own private property - no trespassing or use without permission.

The Modifications, Grounds, and Community Connections Committees need new volunteers!
Please review the duties at https://www.pcva.org/resident-committees.html and then email [email protected] should you be interested in these fun volunteer opportunities in Pine Creek!

The Grounds Committee (GC) is established to advise and assist the PCVA Board and
Community Manager to provide effective oversight, maintenance, sustainment and
development of PCVA neighborhood common areas. The GC also provides
recommendations to the PCVA Board and the Community Manager on proposed grounds
maintenance and improvements that result in long-term costs savings to the PCVA while
sustaining the aesthetic beauty of the community. Primary emphasis is placed on water
usage reduction and low maintenance landscaping. The GC proactively facilitates the
collaborative efforts of all PCVA stakeholders to include emphasis on providing an effective
forum for homeowner participation, involvement, and feedback.

The Modifications Committee (MC) is established to ensure all modifications reflect the
vision and goals of the Board for the sustainment of Pine Creek Village. The MC will oversee the review of all modification submittals, consistent with the PCVA governing documents and supplemental instructions, and provide rulings of all modification submittals.

The Community Connections Committee (CCC) will facilitate and enhance communication between the PCVA Board and Pine Creek Village residents. The CCC will also help foster and sustain a sense of community
among the residents with the objective to increase homeowner involvement and service
within the Association including the Board of Directors, Neighborhood Representatives
and Voting Delegates, and Committees established by the Board.

Curious as to what the City Code of Ordinances allow and prohibit?  You can view it yourself at 
codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/coloradospringsco/latest/overview

Potholes are generally caused by moisture, freeze-thaw action, traffic, poor underlying support, or some combination of these factors. 

If you would like to report a pothole to the City of Colorado Springs Operations & Maintenance Division you can do one of the following:
 - Call 385-ROAD and leave a message detailing the pothole's location
 - Use the  GoCoSprings App. See a pothole or graffiti? Want to report water wasting? Ask a question, report an issue, or give feedback to the City of Colorado Springs anytime.

Get the link for your phone at https://www.coloradosprings.gov/gocosprings