Huntington Club remodel and bungalows appeal
Huntington Beach
Summary
The private tennis and golf club wants new light standards and screening for its six tennis courts. The board reviews the design before it heads to the Planning Commission.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Not specified; the bungalow project's financial projections were challenged by club members.
Club members could play tennis later in the day with new court lighting.
Club members face potential facility closures and dues during construction if the project proceeds as proposed.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Design Review Board — November 5, 2026
The private tennis and golf club wants new light standards and screening for its six tennis courts. The board reviews the design before it heads to the Planning Commission.
City Council/Public Financing Authority — April 21, 2026
The appeal of the planning commission's approval of the Huntington Club remodel and six new bungalows was reopened after a continuance. Appellants' witnesses raised construction disruption to club members, questionable financial projections, and the club manager's refusal to run the bungalows.
City Council/Public Financing Authority — March 17, 2026
The private tennis and golf club wants a new two-story clubhouse, pool, and four member-only short-term-stay bungalows, trading three tennis courts. Club members appealed the Planning Commission's January approval, arguing the lodging doesn't fit open-space zoning, and asked to continue the hearing.
Planning Commission — January 27, 2026
The private golf and tennis club would get a major facelift: new two-story clubhouse, a replaced pool, four tennis courts removed, and four detached bungalows plus loft lodging units for members. It's a private facility, so impacts center on neighborhood character and club operations.
Related development
Huntington Club Remodel and Bungalows (CUP 22-011 / CDP 22-009 appeal)
The club's footprint and look would change noticeably, with fewer tennis courts and new lodging buildings on the Palm Avenue property.
The Huntington Club Tennis Court Lights
New lighting could extend court play into the evening at the club, with screening to soften visual and light impacts.
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