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 CENTENNIAL CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTSCentennial Christmas Ornaments now available for purchase at the Highland Town Hall for only $5. Get yours today. Supplies are limited. |
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 CENTENNIAL SCARECROW CONTESTOctober 16-30 Downtown Highland Build your own scarecrow! They will be on display throughout Downtown Highland. Applications and entry fees can be submitted at the Highland Town Hall [Download Application Form PDF...] |
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 LITTLE CALUMET RIVER FLOOD DAMAGE REDUCTION PROJECTRead a status update on this project [Download PDF...] |
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| APRIL 2010 MARKS HIGHLAND'S CENTENNIAL! |
OWN YOUR OWN PIECE OF HIGHLAND HISTORY! "A Century of Community” tells the story of our hometown which formed along a ridge of sand in the 19th century and continues as a vibrant community in the 21st century. Produced by Jim Corey and written by Highland resident Peggy Glennie, the 30-minute DVD is available for $20 at Highland Town Hall, 3333 Ridge Road. Supplies are limited, so get yours today! |
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   FARMER'S MARKET SATURDAYS ARE HERE!Through October at Main Square Park Support your local businesses at the Highland Parks Department’s Farmers Market! Fresh fruits, vegetables and unique home made items are sold 9am-1pm on Saturdays at Main Square Park. Vendor fee: $21.40/week, $85.60/8weeks, $151.94/16 weeks. Electricity: $5.35/week, $16.05/8weeks, $21.40/16 weeks. Registration deadline:One week prior to selling goods. |
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FORMER BULT OIL SITE FOR SALE .80 Acres Offering Price $105,250.00 Located at 2606 Garfield, 2608 Garfield, 2609 Condit, & 2605 Condit North of Highway Avenue and West of Kennedy Avenue in Highland, Indiana. [Find Out More...] ASSISTANCE FOR RESTAURANTUERS Highland expects to expand the number of restaurants in its new Riverfront Development District by offering assistance to restaurateurs in obtaining special three-way liquor licenses for $1000 per year. The licenses are specific to locations within the Riverfront Development District and are non-transferrable and given only to establishments that are primarily food based. The Town is looking for unique and/or upscale restaurants owned and operated by entrepreneurs and small business start-ups, such as those that are chef owned and cannot afford the cost of a liquor license. For more information contact the Redevelopment Director, Cecile Petro, at 219-972-7598 or email her at cpetro@highland.in.gov. [Download the Application] |
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 FREE GARDENING SERIES AT HIGHLAND PUBLIC LIBRARYThese free programs, co-sponsored by Highland Redevelopment Commission have been planned to encourage you and assist you in making improvements to the outward appearance of your home. Starts in February. Check out the schedule. [More Info...] |
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NORTH DRIVE PUMP STATION ENGINE GENERATOR PROJECT Additional Pumping Stations Scheduled for Backup Generators
CODE OF ETHICS AND VALUES This document was developed by the Shared Ethics Commission which includes Crown Point, Munster, Highland, Schererville and Whiting. [Download the PDF...] APPLY FOR/RENEW YOUR BUSINESS LICENSE Persons doing business within the Town, are required to register and obtain a license. Section §110.01 of the Highland Municipal Code now reads: "Registration and a business license are required for all persons doing business within the the town including schools, churches and other not-for-profit organizations, those who have home occupations and those who lease or rent real estate." Complete the Business License Application and submit it along with the appropriate fee to the Office of the Clerk-Treasurer, Town Hall, 3333 Ridge Road, Highland, Indiana. Make checks payable to the Town of Highland. |
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SERVING ON A BOARD OR COMMISSION? Are you are interested in serving on the: Advisory Board of Zoning Appeals Board of Sanitary Commissioners Board of Waterworks Directors Park and Recreation Board Plan Commission Redevelopment Commission Community Events Commission Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners Lake County Convention and Visitors Bureau Complete the Application and submit to Office of the Clerk-Treasurer, Town Hall, 3333 Ridge Road, Highland, Indiana. |
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 ARCHITECTURAL AND DESIGN STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES[Pages 1-15 (2.2MB)] [Pages 16-29 (4.7MB)] [Pages 30-39 (2.6MB)] [Pages 40-57 (20.7MB)] [Pages 58-70 (6.8MB)] [Pages 71-80 (2.7MB)] The Redevelopment Area’s Architectural and Design Standards and Guidelines were approved by the Town Council on October 12, 2009. The Redevelopment Commission believes that these standards and guidelines will enhance the Redevelopment Area and provide guidance to property owners and developers. For assistance with these standards, please contact the Redevelopment Director, Cecile Petro, at cpetro@highland.in.gov or call 219-972-7598. |
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Just 21 miles from Chicago and minutes from Lake Michigan shores, Highland is perfectly situated to take advantage of the area's cultural and recreational offerings—from concerts by Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra to the stunning vistas of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. The town's 20 parks totaling 198 acres are unrivaled in the region. The Lincoln Community Center offers year-round programs for schoolchildren to senior citizens and houses a 36,000 square foot fieldhouse. Highland is a progressive community with an eye to the future and always with a focus on the towns most important asset—its people.
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