Due to some unforeseen scheduling challenges, the community picnic originally scheduled for August 3rd has been postponed. More information to come once a new plan is completed.
If an individual arrives at your door unannounced and tries to sell you something or requests access to your home, you determine what happens.
Do not provide your credit or debit card number or any other personal information to any caller or visitor without knowing their true identity. Colorado Springs Solicitation Ordinance allows for residents to protect themselves from unwanted solicitation on private or residential property. 9.2.111: SOLICITATION PROHIBITED: Paragraph C. 2. C. Soliciting Prohibited: It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in soliciting on any private or residential property after having been asked to leave, or after having been asked to refrain from soliciting, by the owner or other person lawfully in possession of the property. Displaying a "No Soliciting" sign constitutes a request to refrain from soliciting. https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/coloradospringsco/latest/coloradosprings_co/0-0-0-16194 Learn more about personal safety and crime prevention at https://coloradosprings.gov/office-emergency-management/page/personal-safety-and-awareness Scammers are clever, persuasive professional criminals skilled at finding unique ways to get what they want from their victims. They call or show up at your door when you're busy or distracted, and the last thing you want is to have your service disrupted.
Just a reminder - should you have questions or concerns about the ongoing fiber network installation project - please contact the appropriate company representative.
Deb Walker, Regional Community Engagement and Public Affairs Manager [Ting] [email protected] David Stewart, Field Supervisor [MetroNet] [email protected] PCVA residents can also visit CSU's Fiber Network page at https://www.csu.org/Pages/Fiber.aspx for additional information pertaining to the fiber-optic install project. For questions, residents can call the Customer Service Center at (719) 448-4800. 2.10 SIGNS
C.R.S. 38-33.3-106.5. allows HOAs to restrict signs and flags bearing a commercial message, and to establish reasonable, content-neutral sign and flag regulations based on the number, placement, size, or other objective factors. PCVA does not restrict the content of non-commercial signs; however, homeowners must maintain all signs and symbols in good condition and replace when damaged, worn, or faded. 2.10.1 COMMERCIAL SIGNS For Sale/For Rent/Open House Signs: • Signs may not exceed five square feet (5 sq ft). • PCVA allows one professionally lettered ‘For Sale’ or ‘For Rent’ sign. • Remove ‘For Sale’ and ‘For Rent’ signs no later than 10 days from the date of closing or leasing. • PCVA allows one professionally lettered ‘Open House’ sign to be displayed on the property on the day of the open house. • Do not place signs on common areas that point to homes for sale/rent. PCVA may remove such signs without notice. Security Signs: • PCVA allows one professionally lettered security sign not to exceed two square feet (2 sq ft) in size, and a reasonable number of professional security decals not larger than eight inches by eight inches (8” x 8”) within windows. • PCVA prohibits all other trade, marketing, or commercial signs, including but not limited to, landscaping, painting, remodeling, business advertising, or in any way pertaining to the exchange or buying and selling of commodities and/or intending to make a profit. 2.10.2 PLACEMENT AND NUMBER OF SIGNS
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