Redondo Circle / Lumberyard industrial redevelopment
Huntington Beach
Summary
Terry Park and Windward Cove residents packed public comment against a proposed two-building, roughly 182,000-square-foot industrial project with up to 95 trucks a day, 24-hour operations, and no EIR. An appeal by Councilman Burns is bringing the project to the council.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residents warn of property value losses; the city anticipates new tax revenue from the commercial project.
The property owner and developer, plus the city's tax base.
Nearby seniors and families who say noise, toxins and 40-foot buildings will harm health, sleep and home values.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council/Public Financing Authority — May 5, 2026
Terry Park and Windward Cove residents packed public comment against a proposed two-building, roughly 182,000-square-foot industrial project with up to 95 trucks a day, 24-hour operations, and no EIR. An appeal by Councilman Burns is bringing the project to the council.
Planning Commission — April 28, 2026
An appeal of the approved plan to replace a lumber yard with two warehouse buildings up to 40 feet tall at 7600 Redondo Circle. Neighbors and the appellant raised the issue through the appeal process; the commission was set to hear it.
Related development
Redondo Circle / Reliable Lumberyard industrial redevelopment
Terry Park and Windward Cove residents are demanding a full EIR, a 14-foot wall, and an end to 24-hour truck operations near homes and a park.
Redondo Circle Industrial Project
The warehouses would bring truck docks and industrial traffic to the area; the appeal was the community's chance to challenge the earlier approval.
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