Welcome to the HPPOC

The HPPOC is a non-profit co-operative corporation established March 3, 1926. The purpose of the HPPOC is to promote and protect the interests of Huntington Palisades residents. The By-laws, Architectural Requirements, CC&R’s and Association members are represented by a Board of Directors that generally meets once a month.

The Huntington Palisades is situated on a coastal mesa just northwest of Santa Monica Canyon.  Residences sit on lots with homes varying in style from Spanish rancho to English manor. Many of these elegant homes have ocean views over-looking Will Rogers State Beach with views spanning from Palos Verdes to Malibu. Homes comply with strict building, painting and landscaping regulations keeping this neighborhood a desirable area in which to live.

Mandatory membership in the Association consists of the owners of approximately 477 homes within the boundaries of Alma Real Dr. (to 832); Almoloya Dr.; Altata Dr.; Alva Dr.; Camarosa Dr.; Chapala Dr,; Chautauqua Blvd (400-692); Corona del Mar; El Cerco Dr.; Frontera Dr.; La Cumbre Dr.; Ocampo Dr.; Pampas Ricas Bl.; Ramos Pl.; Sunset Bl. (14748-15050, south side only); and Toyopa Dr. (Tract No. 9377, 6753 and 12188 in Los Angeles County).                    

Annual dues (assessments) are mandatory and are issued in February covering the fiscal year beginning in January.  Annual dues are assessed by lot size and square footage. Annual dues are increased 20% per year. Special Assessment fees may be imposed and included with Annual Assessments, and are necessary if the Board finds that the annual assessments may not be enough to offset whatever current issue is at hand.

The HPPOC website offers current and up-to-date information occurring within the Association. Members also receive a quarterly newsletter issued for those who may not have access to the web; keeping all members abreast of current issues occurring within the community. Financial reports and other pertinent information are mailed annually for member review.