Highland Place Homeowners Association

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Welcome to Highland Place!

In 1983, Southmark Corp.purchased this property and converted the property to a condominium.

During that time, Southmark completely rennovated the buildings and grounds. The units went up for sale and were purchased by individuals. The buyers formed the condominium association. By-laws were established and the rest is history.   Read More...

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OTHER PEOPLE'S FEELINGS

Some people will never like you because your spirit irritates their demons more
Started: January 11th 2026Replies: 0

Keep it going?

I was wondering what happened to the Casa View Neighborhood Association? I just bought my first house and am very interested in keeping the current / old one going or possibly starting a new one? Any... more
Started: November 2nd 2007Replies: 2

Beautify Centerville Road

Does anyone think we should plant trees and beautify centerville road? I think that we should!!! Leave a post so we can discuss this effort! more
Started: June 27th 2007Replies: 2

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HOA Governing Documents
Docssm Your homeowners association has a number of governing documents. Learn what they do and which take precedent. Do you know the difference between your homeowners association’s CC&Rs (Covenants,...
Can my HOA Restrict the Usage of its facilities?
Poolclosed If your public facilities are important to your everyday life, and they have been taken away, it is within your rights as a homeowner to address the situation. Evaluate why such restrictions may have been put...
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