Huntington Club Remodel and Bungalows (CUP 22-011 / CDP 22-009 appeal)
Huntington Beach
Description
The continued appeal hearing was reopened with staff updates — lighting violation fixed, safety study deemed unnecessary, and new design features like gates and crosswalks added. Appellant witnesses pushed for construction staging plans, an independent financial review, and an operating plan for the club.
Impact summary
The club's footprint and look would change noticeably, with fewer tennis courts and new lodging buildings on the Palm Avenue property.
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 3
- Total mentions
- 3
Last vote · City Council
Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
City Council/Public Financing Authority — April 21, 2026
The continued appeal hearing was reopened with staff updates — lighting violation fixed, safety study deemed unnecessary, and new design features like gates and crosswalks added. Appellant witnesses pushed for construction staging plans, an independent financial review, and an operating plan for the club.
City Council/Public Financing Authority — March 17, 2026
A proposal to demolish the old tennis clubhouse and build a new two-story 12,046-square-foot clubhouse, a junior Olympic pool, four bungalows, and two loft units for member-only short-term stays. The Planning Commission approved it in January with conditions limiting lodging to club members and lighting six unlit courts, but members appealed.
Planning Commission — January 27, 2026
Remodel of the private golf and tennis club, including a new two-story clubhouse, pool replacement, removal of four tennis courts, four detached bungalows, and two loft lodging units for members.
Related issues (1)
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