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Home Owners Association Information About
Highway Park, Lake Placid, FL 33852

Community Overview

Highway Park in Lake Placid, FL is primarily served by the Highway Park Neighborhood Council, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on community revitalization, beautification, and resident support programs rather than a traditional mandatory homeowners association.

HOA Fees

Information on standard HOA fees is unavailable as this operates as a neighborhood council and special benefit district elements rather than a conventional HOA with mandatory dues.

HOA Rules & Regulations

Detailed architectural guidelines, exterior modification rules, landscaping standards, parking rules, pet policies, rental restrictions, noise regulations, or trash collection rules specific to a traditional HOA are unavailable. The Neighborhood Council emphasizes community standards through voluntary participation in beautification and events.

Community Amenities

Amenities include the Village Green mini-park, MLK Jr. Sports Field, GROW Teaching & Demonstration Garden, and access to Lake Huntley Fishing Pier. Additional details managed through community initiatives.

Lifestyle

The lifestyle emphasizes community engagement, outdoor recreation, health and wellness programs, arts and cultural events, youth leadership, support for seniors and veterans, and affordable housing initiatives in a scenic, elevated setting with lake access and fruit orchards.

Contact Information

HOA Name: Highway Park Neighborhood Council
Management Company: Highway Park Neighborhood Council (non-profit)
Phone Number: 863-318-7481
Email Address: highwaypark@yahoo.com
Website: https://www.hpng.org/
Mailing Address: PO Box 1678, Lake Placid, FL 33862-1678
Physical Address: 106 Washington Street, Suite 2, Lake Placid, FL 33852
Office Hours: Details not publicly available; meetings held second Monday of the month at 6:30 PM.

Notable Aspects

Notable for award-winning Keep America Beautiful affiliation, historic cemetery preservation, Veterans Memorial, teaching garden, fishing pier advocacy, and USDA 502 housing program partnership. Strong focus on sustainability, equity, and neighborhood improvement with multiple grants and recognitions.

Conclusion

The Highway Park Neighborhood Council plays a central role in enhancing livability and fostering a thriving, engaged community in this Lake Placid neighborhood through targeted programs and projects.

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