First of all I am not comfortable with the large loop you have connecting the access switches. If you can home run some more of them to the core I would certainly do so. The loops are going to be spanning tree nightmares to say the least.
Second, I would highly suggest checking out the Cisco campus design guides.
The 2960s are L2 only switchs so all routing will have to take place in the core, ie the 3750s the way it looks. I would create all VLANs at the core and create your SVI's there to route traffic with. Trunk to each edge switch. If you have teh 3750s stacked you can etherChannel a port on each of the stacked switches to the edge switches. Again, the edge switches should be home ran to the core for that to work best.
I would put your DHCP servers on the core or close to it if you can and create the approprite configs with that.
I HSRP is more complexity than you need in my oppinion because I would just stack the 3750s. If that not an option then, yes may be worth its use for sure. Thats my oppinion anyhow.
The recommendation is to leave VTP off. Not a big deal as you only have a few VLANs anyhow.
How many hosts are on your network total?
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