Resources
Governing Documents
The Peregrine Master Association is a covenant-protected community governed by a Board of Directors. The Governing Documents include the Articles of Incorporation, the Bylaws, Protective Covenants of Peregrine, any Rules, Resolutions, etc. The Declaration is recorded under Reception 01658858, Book 5462, Page 500 at the Clerk & Recorder’s Office in El Paso County, CO.
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Rules and Regulations
Rules & Regulations, updated Aug 2023
Rules and Regulations for Peregrine
Articles of Association, Bylaws & Resolutions
ESTABLISHING BOARD TERMS
Defines Board Terms at 3 years, staggered rotation, and vacated seats.
Covenants
Protective Covenants of Peregrine
Original Peregrine Covenants adopted to preserve the beauty, quality of life and the desirability, attractiveness and value of property in Peregrine
Supplement to Protective Covenants for Peregrine Filing #1
Defines uses of Lots, building site, restrictions & provisions plat book C-4 at page 80
Supplement to Protective Covenants for Peregrine Filing #2
Defines uses of Lots, building site, restrictions & provisions plat book C-4 at page 77
Supplement to Protective Covenants for Peregrine Filing #3
Includes Peregrine Filing #3 as part of Peregrine and subject to all provisions of the Covenants
Supplement to Protective Covenants for Peregrine, Alpine Glen Filing #1
Includes Alpine Glen Filing #1 as part of Peregrine and subject to all provisions of the Covenants
Amendment to the Protective Covenants of Peregrine
Approval required for short term rental of less than six months; prohibition of marijuana and illicit drug distribution; prohibition of commercial or business use of Lots that adversely affect the community.
Avigation Easement, Air Force Academy(AFA)/Peregrine
Provides for the use of airspace above Peregrine by the AFA airmanship program, and protects the AFA against noise and other effects of AFA operations
Policies
CONDUCT OF MEETINGS POLICY & PROCEDURE
Adoption of a uniform and systematic policy and procedure to address conduct of Board and
Member meetings.
Document Retention & Destruction policy
Adoption of a uniform and systematic policy and procedure regarding the destruction and retention of documents related to the Peregrine Board of Directors.
Short Term Rental
Short Term Rental Permit form - less than 6 Months
Forms
Short Term Rental Permit Form - less than 6 Months
Lawn and Garden
Peregrine is situated on a beautiful mountainside location on the edge of a national forest replete with the flora and fauna of wild Colorado. In order to blend in with the natural beauty surrounding us, we must ensure landscape initiatives and projects befit the environment in which we are so fortunate to live. The Landscaping Committee focuses on common area rejuvenation, beautification and irrigation to maintain the visual aesthetics of our neighborhood. The underlying tenet of all our landscape initiatives is water conservation and the reduction of supplemental water requirements from irrigation. Maintenance and upkeep of our “intelligent” irrigation system and the introduction of xeriscape initiatives throughout all common areas will help us to reduce our need for water. As we further revitalize “visually tired looking” areas of Peregrine, upgrade outdoor infrastructure and enhance our natural setting, the goal is to increase the quality and value of our neighborhood so that residents can enjoy the great outdoors knowing the landscaping team is focused on conserving resources and investing wisely.
The Common Areas in the community are taken care of by Unlimited Landscape Services, Inc. If you see problems with the mowing, sprinkler issues, etc., please let Derek know.
Friends of Peregrine Parks & Open Spaces
LThe Friends of Peregrine Parks & Open Spaces is a volunteer organization of Peregrine-area residents who perform general upgrades and maintenance on the trails of Blodgett Peak Open Space and the Ridgeline Trail directly above Woodmen Valley Park. We work in coordination with the Colorado Springs Parks and Recreation Department. Our activities include installation, repair, and clearing of natural and wood-block water barriers and culverts, installation and repair of wood or natural (rock) steps, grass seeding of hillsides and runoff areas, and clearing of trailside brush and noxious weeds.
The Friends group normally schedules Open Space workdays on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 8 – 11 a.m. of each month, from approximately May through September, and we are always looking for new volunteers. Adults of all ages are welcome, as well as children over 12 if they are accompanied by an adult. We put out notices of work days and activities on the Nextdoor-Peregrine website, and via email if you are a member of the Friends. If you are interested in joining and helping, as well as getting worthwhile exercise in our beautiful outdoors, please contact: Gary Moring, gcmfamily@q.com or 719-505-6807.
Colorado Springs Fire Department & Police Department
CSFD - Wildfire Mitigation & Chipping Events
2023 Chipping Events: May 8 and August 7
SHARING THE RESPONSIBILITY!
The objectives of the Colorado Springs Fire Department Wildfire Mitigation Unit are to:
- Create awareness of wildfire risk in the city’s wildland-urban interface (WUI)
- Deliver mitigation information that assists homeowners in reducing their risk
- Work in stewardship with neighborhood organizations to reduce wildfire risk and increase the standalone survivability of structure
Here is the link to the CSFD Home Page: https://www.coswildfireready.org/
Here is the link to the CSFD Chipping Page: https://www.coswildfireready.org/neighborhood-chipping-program
Here is the direct link to the Chipping Sign-Up Page: bit.ly/3US4jwE
Jessica McIntire
Wildfire Mitigation Program Coordinator
Colorado Springs Fire Department
375 Printers Parkway, CSC, 80910
Office: 719.385.7493
Noxious Weeds
Noxious weeds are invasive and a threat to the beauty of residential and common area landscapes across Peregrine. The top 3 that need ongoing attention are the Common Mullein, Canada Thistle and Diffuse Knapweed, all three will multiply by 10’s & 100’s spreading across your and neighboring yards, parks and common areas. Over the last few years we have been somewhat successful in slowing the invasion of the Common Mullein and Canada Thistle, but the Diffuse Knapweed is quickly becoming the most widespread of these noxious weeds. Download the Colorado Department of Agriculture’s facts sheets which will help you identify these weeds, and describe how to eradicate them.
We’re all responsible for our own yards! Rules and Regulations, Page 17 Landscape maintenance: The minimum maintenance requirements include…… the elimination of noxious and other weeds and undesirable grasses on the Lot to include the joints at the street and sidewalk areas.
What is ARC?
Architectural Review Committee
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.
Rules & Regulations
Current Rules and Regulations regarding architectural guidelines and process
