“The Zoning Administrator, one person, has the Authority to approve Conditional Use Permits and Variances. This is not very common in other cities,” Burns wrote in a memo to his colleagues. “The review by the Planning Commission would serve the city more efficiently and in better service to the City.”
Read MoreThe City of Huntington Beach Zoning Administrator meeting of March 18, 2026 has been CANCELLED. The next tentatively scheduled meeting is April 1, 2026, at 1:30 p.m.
Read MoreThe closest oil well to the Site, API 0405901826/HKR #1, isl ocated approximately 430 feet to the east of the Site. (see photo, its on Parkview Lane)
Read MoreItem Submitted by Councilman Burns - Transfer of Authority of Conditional Use Permits (CUP) and Variances.
Read MoreThanks to Pat Burns and a law firm, this project has been appealed to the Planning Commission and will be going to hearing in April. Everyone within a 500-foot radius of the project site will be receiving a notice of the public hearing once it is scheduled, so please keep an eye out for it AND share it with everyone in the Terry Park CommUNITY
Read MoreHuntington Beach Charter, Provisions, Rules, Codes, Statutes and more..
Read MoreCalifornia maintains its two-party consent requirement for audio recording, making it essential to notify all parties when surveillance also includes sound capture capabilities. Do you know the privacy expectation laws? Do you consent?
Read More2025 Construction Impacts Residential Exposure Scenario
Read MoreDid you know they already found contaminates? PCE was detected in both soil gas samples analyzed at concentrations exceeding the commercial/industrial SGSL of 67 μg/m3 for PCE. In previous investigations, PCE has been detected above the commercial/industrial SGSL in many samples across the Site. Click the photo to read the blog and get the links.
Read MoreThe Planning Commission, made up of seven individual direct appointee members is a quasi-judicial body empowered by State law and the City Council. The Planning Commission study session is open to public attendance but is not a public hearing. The meetings are subject to the Brown Act and televised live on local cable HBTV Channel 3.
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