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 Next Board Meeting:  Friday, May 16, 8am

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Emergency Services
Officer of the Quarter:
Bill Hartley
Bill has been a part of the Emergency Services team since 1998 in the capacity of evening dispatch. Bill is retired from the Colorado State Patrol. He is being recognized for his courageous calm and leadership during our recent move into our new facility. His friendly voice when you call in for gate clearance and assistance is known to many of the Village residents. His professional attitude and dedication has been an inspiration to all of us.

 

 
 

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North Meadows Extension Open House, Response Form: Please Participate! On Wednesday, April 23rd the Town of Castle Rock held a Public Meeting to review the planned road from the Meadows development to U.S. 85(Santa Fe) and on to I-25. The two alternatives being considered for that roadway include Castlegate Drive, which is on the southern border of the Village, and which cuts between the Village and the apartments, and Atrium Drive which is further south and runs across commercial property. According to a study commissioned by the Board of the Homes Association an up to 4-lane road along the southern border of the Village would have a major negative impact on property values throughout the Village. The Board of Directors continues to work to prevent the Castlegate alternative from being chosen as the preferred alternative. Public comments are an important component of the selection process. Therefore, the Board requests that you fill out the public meeting form, indicating in the comment section that you oppose Castlegate but support the Atrium alternative and mail it to the Town of Castle Rock, Public Works Department, Attn Lisa Streisfeld, 4175 N. Castleton Court, Castle Rock, CO 80109, drop your form off at the Association Office or e-mail it to LStreisfeld@crgov.com. Your input in this process is critical.

New Trash Policy  Trash bags can be placed outside at 5 am on the day of pickup instead of the previous 6 am time limit. Trash may not be put out the night before. They will pick up a max of 10 bags. Please contact WM’s customer Service at 303-797-1600 for information on disposing of large items.

Wildlife Enthusiasts! The Wildlife Committee is in the process of creating a collection of photos featuring the varied wildlife in our community. All photos will be used for resident viewing purposes only: to include photo displays at special HA events, a slideshow on the HA website, and a framed collage at the media center within the HA office. Photos will become the property of the HA but will not be used for commercial purposes. Deadline to participate in the photo display for the Fourth of July event is Friday, May 30th. Photos will also be accepted throughout the year. Please forward JPEG photos to admin@castlepinesvillage.org . High resolution files preferred and CD disks can be dropped off to Lisa Goodwin at the HA office. Questions? Contact the Wildlife Committee at 303.952.0932.

Castle Pines Village Homes Association Homeowner's Directory Annual Update is NOW In Progress! Sponsored Publications, publisher of the Castle Pines Village Homes Association Directory, is in the process of gathering new listings, updates and corrections for the 2008-2009 edition published at the end of June. DEADLINE TO UPDATE YOUR LISTING: MAY 30, 2008.  Listing form

Metro Annual Brush Cleanup The Metro District will be holding it’s annual spring brush cleanup. The District is dividing the Village into three sections: 5/5-5/9 center sections 5/12-5/16 south section 5/19-5/23 north section Each home will receive a reminder letter from metro. More info: See the Village Reporter, or call metro at 303-688-8330, channel 22 or visit www.castlepinesmetro.com

Computer/Electronic Recycling Sun, 5/11 Where: CPHA Parking Lot. Recycle phones, TV’s, monitors and more! Most items are free, See the Village Reporter insert or watch here for more details.

Wine Walk: Wed, May 14, 5-8 pm
The Wine Walk at the Village Marketplace is back once again for the summer season—on the 2nd Wed of the month through September. You can purchase a wine glass (supporting a charity sponsor), then stroll throughout the marketplace enjoying selected wines, music and artists throughout the marketplace. For more info: www.theVillageatCastlePines.com

Tennis Spring Fling: Sun May 18, 1-4 pm The Tennis Committee is pleased to announce that the Homes Association has contracted with a professional provider of tennis programs for the upcoming season. Come down and meet our new Tennis Pro! Free Clinics for all ages: 4-6 yrs old (1 - 1:30 pm), 7-10 yrs. old (1:30 - 2:15 pm, Beginners), 8 & up (2:15 - 3 pm, Intermediate), Adults (3- 4 pm). Register for Summer Classes. Youth & Adult classes. Demo New Racquets & Win Prizes! Three adult tennis teams have been formed and are preparing for league play. Linda Hanson is captain of the Ladies Daytime Doubles team, Bob Jones is captain of the Men’s Super Seniors team, and Lynn Dalton is the captain of the Mixed Doubles team. Additional teams, playing later in the summer, are being planned.

EWOKS Ladies Night Out  Tuesday, May 20, 7pm  Tina Buhay’s House 6154 Massive Peak Loop Summer is coming, we need vacation ideas – bring photos or brochures from your favorite vacation spot. Please bring an appetizer, dessert or bottle of wine to share.  RSVP to Kim Wagner at 303-660-0490 or email Kim Wagner

Metro District’s Roadway Repairs NOW thru 5/31
The following roads are scheduled to receive repairs: CP Drive N from Tournament Dr to Crown Point (asphalt overlay), Prospect Dr from Silver Gate Dr to CP Dr South (asphalt overlay), Orofino Dr (some concrete replacement), Ridge Dr (some concrete replacement) Traffic control will be provided by the contractor. There may be a need to briefly close the road to move their equipment. PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY IN THESE WORK AREAS for your safety and the safety of the workers. If you have any questions, please contact Metro at 303-688-8330.
 

  Village Notices:   more info on the Calendar page
  GET INFORMED about the proposed Incorporation issues and the possible extension from the Meadows to Santa Fe and then to I-25. Please use www.protectcastlepinesvillage.org for updates and news. The Committee welcomes your feedback. We have also established a dedicated email box and a voice mail box at the Homes Association office where you can communicate your questions or comments: Incorporation@castlepinesvillage.org  303.814.1345 (voice mail box #2)  A member of the Committee for the Preservation of Castle Pines Village will respond to you right away.  For county information on the web: www.crgov.com/transportation  or www.douglas.co.us/publicworks

PROTECTING WILDLIFE IN THE COMMUNITY One of reasons many chose Castle Pines as a place to live is the abundance of wildlife that also call this area their home. Please remember that interfering with the wildlife is a violation of not only Association Rules and Regulations but is also a violation of Colorado state law. The Wildlife Committee has received information that some residents are shooting at wildlife in the Village. Discharging a firearm and hunting within the Village is prohibited by our Rules and Regulations and violators are subject to fines and other sanctions. If you witness this activity please contact Emergency Services at 303-688-6447 so an officer can be dispatched, your identity will not be released.  More information: Living in Harmony with Wildlife II with illustration by resident Mary Beth L’Abbe.

PLANNING A REMODELING PROJECT AT YOUR HOME? If you are planning an addition to your home, new or additional landscaping, or are considering installing a play set, fire pit or other recreational equipment, please don’t forget to contact the CPHA’s Design Review Committee. All exterior modifications to your home including the addition of any structure to the exterior must be approved by the DRC in advance. The DRC is a five member panel whose general purpose is to ensure all development and exterior modifications within Castle Pines Village comply with the requirements of our Development and Design guidelines. The DRC team will walk you through the process, come to your home to review the project, and work with your landscapers on the approved plant list. More information can be found on the CPV website under “Design Review” or please contact Dave Cooper or Jerry Winkelman at the CPHA office 303.814.1345 for more information.

DOGS OFF LEASH The Village Rules and Regulations concerning pets are to help ensure that your pets are good citizens of the Village. When not on your property your dog must be on leash at all times, and this includes all open space areas. Animal waste that is left behind can pose health hazards to people and other pets so please remember to clean up after your pet. “Mutt Mitt” stations are located around the Village for your convenience. Please feel free to take as many of these handy bags as you need for future walks. Note that these bags are to go with the user and not be left behind at the dispenser station. Emergency Services Officers will periodically monitor the open space areas to ensure that dogs are on-leash.  Click on this link to view an informative and colorful brochure about off-leash dog parks in Douglas County: Douglas County brochure

FEEDING WILDLIFE POLICIES With the exception of feeding birds (seeds, suet, and hummingbird nectar), feeding or baiting wildlife on Castle Pines Village properties is prohibited. Regardless of how benevolent a person’s intentions, feeding hurts wildlife. Feeding creates an unnatural behavior that disrupts the natural balance. It also attracts prey species and predators to your home where they can create a safety risk to your family and pets. In the end, it is the animals that usually suffer. For expanded discussions on the hazards that feeding wildlife can create, please review the sections on black bears and mountain lions. Article: Living with nature in Castle Pines Village: Coyotes:  as PDF file

Vacation Checks  When notifying Emergency Services of a need for Vacation Checks at their residence, they must use a signed Vacation Check form, faxed or delivered to one of the Gates or CPES Headquarters. The form is available on the website. Thanks for your cooperation.

 There are many dead and dying trees throughout the Village.  Just a reminder that if you have vegetation that dies that was part of your landscape plan you are required to replace it.  More info

Castle Pines resident photos on the Reporter Photos page.

Village Lake Fitness Center Card Access System and Extended Hours info.
 


 
 

Castle Pines Emergency
Services:  303-688-6447

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Guest clearance
303-688-6446

Homes Association Office
Mon-Fri, 8AM - 5PM    
303-814-1345
303-814-1563 fax
688 Happy Canyon Road
Castle Rock, CO 80108

Community info

Channel 22 is the Castle Pines Village private channel on Cable TV.

Going away on vacation?  Notify Castle Pines Security with the Vacation check form as a PDF file.

 Have you sent us your current contact information? Emergency Notification Form

Evacuation Checklist a must for every home.

 Reminder:  Electric scooters are not allowed in the Village.

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Automatic Assessments withdrawal form as Word file, as PDF file

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