The Village at Castle Pines boasts an active and involved neighborhood. Several hundred members of the Homes Association were in
We love our furry and feathered friends in the Village!
No animals, livestock, or poultry shall be kept, raised, or bred in any dwelling unit other than dogs, cats, or other “household” pets in such numbers as not to constitute a nuisance.
Yes, the DRC must approve all outdoor controlled areas for dogs, including kennels, dog runs, and invisible fence enclosures. Such enclosures must not be visible from other parcels, common areas, or golf courses and will be screened from the view of these neighboring properties. No animal may be kept in any location that is visible from any other parcel, common area, or golf course except as approved by the Design Review Committee.
All authorized pets in the Village are “household” and should be kept within the house most of the time. All dogs, when outside, must be attended under direct control by the owner on a leash or kept in a controlled area on the owner’s property.
Any animal that creates any nuisance by continual barking, causing damage to other people’s property, or otherwise disturbing persons or other animals must be controlled. Any dog that is running loose in the Village, not under direct leash control and off its owners’ property, may be removed by County Animal Control. Emergency Services may issue a Notice of Violation, which may also result in a fine.
In the Village, dogs must remain on a leash and under the handler’s direct control when not on the owners’ property. This assures safety and shows respect for others and also prevents dogs from harassing wildlife. Emergency Services will issue a Notice of Violation if they observe a dog off-leash.
In a joint effort, the CPHA and the CPMD have installed several doggie waste stations around the Village. To maintain the beauty of our natural community, we request that residents clean up after their pets and dispose of the bags at their homes or one of the many mutt mitt receptacles located throughout the Village. Here are the Mutt Mitt stations throughout the Village. Map of mutt mitt stations around the Village.
No, all dogs must be leashed when not on their owner’s property in the Village. However, there are several off-leash dog parks in the area outside the Village.
Dogs found running loose in the Village and do not have identifiable tags and the homeowners cannot be located, ES will take the animal to the Buddy Center of the Dumb Friends League, located at 4556 Castleton Court, in Castle Rock. Phone: 303-751-5772
If you want to learn more about these rules, they are contained in the following documents: Castle Pines Declaration and Agreement Creating Covenants, Restrictions and Easements, Rules and Regulations
If any resident finds others are not following the basic rules as discussed above, please contact Emergency Services at 303-660-6447.
