About the HOA

All residential property Owners within the Peregrine, Alpine Glen, The Village, The Sanctuary and La Bellezza community areas are Members of the Peregrine Master Association, Inc. (the “PMA”).  Membership is not voluntary; it is required of all residential property Owners.

The purpose of the PMA is to “govern the property by the provisions of the Covenants, Amendments, and Rules and Regulations” and to sustain and enhance the quality of life in the Peregrine community.  The PMA is currently governed by the Board of Directors (the “Board”) elected by the PMA members.

MISSION STATEMENT

All Owners pay the Association Assessment that is levied against ALL PMA residential properties.  The Association Assessment funds reserves for the long-term maintenance, repair and replacement of the Association Properties throughout the Community Area.  PMA operating costs related to administration, management, professional services, utilities (irrigation for Association Common Areas), insurance, covenant enforcement and the “Architectural Committee” are also funded by the Association Assessment.  The Assessment is based on the annual Association budget and will be billed annually in advance to all Owners.  Owners have the option to pay the entire Assessment  up front by January 1 or they may split the payment into two equal payments (first half due January 1, second half due July 1).

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• The Association’s EOY financial reports for 2019 are available here:    2019 Financials
• The Association’s 2020 budget is available here:   2020 Budget 
• The Association’s 2020 budget is available here:  2021 Budget 

• 2020 Association Disclosures

The Association’s provider is Green for Life(GFL) Environmental and your trash collection service would normally automatically continue through the closing process on your property.  If this failed to occur contact the PMA’s accounting service Balanced Bookkeeping at 719-593-9811 to obtain services.

The Peregrine community is serviced by GFL on Monday mornings.  GFL provides a 96-gallon toter for trash and a 64-gallon recycling toter.  If you have service concerns or need to change the size of your toter, contact Balanced Bookkeeping at 719-593-9811.

If my pickup day falls on a holiday, will GFL still be coming to get my trash that day?

GFL works all holidays except Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.  If your pickup falls on or after one of these holidays, your pickup will run one day later.  Regarding Christmas and New Year’s Day, if the holiday is (for example) Monday, all pickups will be one day late: Monday on Tuesday, Tuesday on Wednesday, etc.  If the holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, pickups for that week are NOT affected.

On trash days, the winds cause additional challenges.  In many areas, unsecured refuse and material is blowing across residential and common areas causing a blight to our neighborhood.  We recommend our neighbors take the following actions:

• Ensure all refuse and recyclables are totally immersed in the cans.
• Ensure lids are secured from blowing open. Bungee cords work well for this.
• Put your address using decals on the toter. This helps getting them returned if they blow down the street.

Let’s work together and all do our part to eliminate trash from cluttering the beauty of Peregrine.

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Peregrine Master Association is a covenant-controlled community.  Any building plans, architectural (i.e. paint colors, decks, roof, additions, or any other exterior changes to your home) or landscape changes must be approved by the Architectural Review Committee (ARC) prior to having any work done.

The Association’s Rules and Regulations contains many examples of common additions to properties. The ARC submittal form and an examples of how to make an application is also available.

ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW

Homeowners need to register their account on revopay.com to make electronic payments of the Association Assessment.  For online Assessment payments, please visit:

REVOPAY

Most of the streets in the Peregrine community are maintained by the City of Colorado Springs.  For the City’s Street Division’s automated snowline of the current snow plow status please call 719-457-7669.  The city’s Streets Division will first plow Primary Routes, which are multi-lane roads with large volumes of traffic or hospital access.  Once the Primary Routes are passable, snow crew’s move on to Secondary Routes, which include school access and collector streets that serve as the main connections between neighborhoods and primary roads.  If there is continuous snowfall, the Primary Routes may have to be plowed more than once, which will delay the response on secondary streets.  Residential streets are only treated when at least 6 inches of snow accumulates, the primary and secondary routes have been cleared and the snow has stopped falling.

The perimeter sidewalk around W.Woodmen, connecting through Orchard Valley are plowed by PMA contractors.

Peregrine sub Associations, The Sanctuary, The Village and La Bellezza use private contractors to plow their streets. 

The Peregrine Master Association is required to have insurance coverage related to property, liability and fidelity policies.  Individual residents should have their own HO 3 Policies (basic homeowner’s policy), or HO 4 Renters Policies.  Questions about the Association’s coverage please contact Z&R on 719-594-0506

View Current Policy

The PMA Safety and Security Committee works to proactively ensure homeowners are Peregrine Aware of security concerns, and Peregrine Alerts if there are more immediate issues.  Should a homeowner have an emergency they should dial 911, to report all other crimes or if you have questions, please call the non-emergency phone number at 719-444-7000.  This number is staffed 24 x 7.

REPORT CRIMES ONLINE

The Association contracts private security patrols and extra duty police patrols.  Advantage Security (719-634-6277) performs the private checks looking for overnight parking violations, city street lights that are out, damaged city street signs, vandalism, filing sign lighting, dead wildlife, etc.  They are not armed and drive vehicles with their business name on the side.

The extra duty patrols can be a mix of CSPD and Sheriff officers who volunteer to sign up for patrols.  The officers are armed, on-duty and are in marked vehicles.  They perform mobile and static patrols, monitor for speed and other violations.

Peregrine Life Magazine by N2 Publishing, first published in June of 2009 and is the only monthly newsletter publication of the Peregrine Master Association.  The mission of the N2 organization is to “Turn neighborhoods into communities” by connecting residents and sharing stories.  It is a superior way to promote social events, build community, celebrate accomplishments, and share and grow ideas in the Peregrine neighborhood.  It also provides high-quality, vetted local businesses an opportunity to advertise their products and services.

The Peregrine Master Association Annual Membership Meeting will be held on the second Wednesday each year in the foreseeable future.  Wednesday, November 18th in 2019.  The meeting is usually held at Mount Saint Francis Auditorium.  Registration begins at 5:30, meeting starts at 6:00.  Announcements for the meeting are sent 15 to 30 days prior to the meeting. 

The PMA invests annually in a wide array of social activities.  Some of the activities include: summer concerts in the park, the Easter egg hunt, Thanksgiving turkey trot, a children’s holiday party and a garage sale.  Activities are listed on this website in Community Programs and Event, watch for special e-blasts prior to all the events.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS & EVENTS