- The display of signs is covered in the PCVA Guidelines, Sec 2.10. PCVA has the authority to limit number and size of any signs displayed on a homeowner's property; homeowners may not place any signs on common grounds. Signs must be non-commercial (e.g., roofing, landscaping, fence manufacturer, etc., signs are not allowed), with the exception for small security signs and temporary "for sale/rent" signage.
- According to the PCVA Guidelines, Sec 2.10.2.,
- Homeowners may not affix any signs to property fencing or walls, community fencing or walls, or mailbox kiosks."
- Front yard signs must be behind the street sidewalk, if any, and within the closest 1/3 of the property to the front entry of the residence.
- PCVA permits one non-commercial sign (not to exceed 18” x 24”) within the Owner’s property at a time.
- "All signs must be within the boundaries of the Unit. PCVA may remove any sign located on the common area without notice.
- The display of flags is covered in the PCVA Guidelines, Sec 2.11. PCVA has the authority to limit number and size of any flags displayed on a homeowner's property. Flags must be non-commercial (e.g., roofing, landscaping, etc., flags are not allowed) and content-neutral in accordance with C.R.S. 38-33.3-106.5.
- With respect to flying the American flag, PCVA Guidelines, Sec 2.11.3. states that American flags must be flow in accordance with U.S. Code: "American flags must adhere to proper flag etiquette prior to flying (see https://www.usa.gov/flag). Title 36 U.S.C. §174 requires illumination of the American flag at night."
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