Join us for a PCVA community picnic - FREE to PCVA residents.
** Date: Saturday August 7, 2021  //  Time: 11am - 2pm  // Location: Pine Creek Private Park **
 Intersection of Pine Manor Dr & Sycamore Glen Trail

​BBQ Menu
Slow Roasted BBQ Pulled Pork & Grilled BBQ Chicken
Pickles | Onions | Buns | Sweet Baby Rays BBQ Sauce
Old School Mac & Cheese & Classic Cole Slaw
Ice Cream Novelties Served in a Bicycle Ice Cream Cart
Iced Tea | Lemonade | Water

Fun & Entertainment
DJ & Music
Ninja Nation 50’ Obstacle Course
Bounce House
Balloon Twister

Part of the Association's responsibilities is the maintenance of the stucco walls that "surround" Pine Creek. As I'm sure you can imagine, the cost of that maintenance -- repairing the stucco as it flakes off, painting it, conserving the look-and-feel -- is a big part of our annual budget. One of the issues is a number of people (old and young) taking a shortcut by climbing over the wall near their home. Please ask your residents and visitors not to do so and help us preserve the walls in as good a condition as we can.

Get the latest information on burn bans, recreational fires, portable fire pits, and other intentional fire-related questions and safety tips at coloradosprings.gov/fire-department/page/outdoor-burning-guidelines

​Portable or fixed outdoor fireplaces (wood, propane or natural gas) must be at least 15 feet away from a structure or combustible materials except for 1-and 2-family dwellings. However, during a burn ban ALL solid fuels (such as wood or charcoal) are prohibited.
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Recreational fires are allowed within the City of Colorado Springs in accordance with the guidelines outlined below and in the absence of a burn restriction or burn ban. A recreational fire is an outdoor fire where materials other than rubbish are being burned and it is not contained in a contained incinerator, outdoor fireplace, portable outdoor fireplace, barbeque grill or barbeque pit. The 2015 International Fire Code 302 defines these fires as being intended for cooking, warmth, religious, pleasure, ceremonial or other special purposes. They must not have a total fuel area greater than 3 feet in diameter and must be 2 feet or less in height.
This type of fire must be at least 25 feet away from a structure or combustible materials and must not at any point move any closer to the structure than the stated 25 foot distance.

Open burning is NOT allowed within the City of Colorado Springs. Examples of fires that are classified as open burning are ditch burning, fires used for silviculture (forestry purposes), range or wildlife management, the prevention and or control of disease or pests, or wildfire risk reduction.
Only city, county, state and federal agencies with an approved Prescribed Burn Plan and Hazardous Activity Permit are allowed to conduct this type of activity.

Visit the City's public works map to see all the projects for water resources engineering (stormwater), transit, city engineering, traffic engineering, and operations and maintenance (streets). Follow this link coloradosprings.gov/department/86