From: Paula Schaefer
To: CITY COUNCIL (INCL. CMO STAFF); [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: 11 18 Agenda Item #25-872
Date: Monday, November 17, 2025 2:19:36 PM
I encourage the City Council to vote yes and adopt the updated master plan for the City's parks. The City is fortunate to have a wide variety
of park spaces available to its residents and
visitors. Let's continue to maintain and to build upon these important assets for our community.
Paula A. Schaefer
11/18/25
13 (25-872)
From: John Redaelli
To: [email protected]
Subject: From: John Redaelli Re: Written (Supplemental) Communication - HB City Council Meeting - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 (In support of Bocce Ball) Date: Monday, November 17, 2025 3:19:07 PM
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You don't often get email from [email protected]. Learn why this is important Date: Monday, November 17, 2025
From: John Redaelli
Re: Written (Supplemental) Communication - HB City Council Meeting - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 (In support of Bocce Ball) Subject: #13. (On The Agenda) - 25-872 - Approve the City of Huntington Beach 2025 Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update ***This email has also been put in a 10-page Google Doc: Re: Written (Supplemental) Communication - HB City Council Meeting - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 PART 1 of 3
Good Evening Mayor, and HB City Council Members...
(Much of what follows, with a few updates, was presented to the Community & Library Services Commission, at their meeting to consider the "City of Huntington Beach 2025 Parks and Recreation Master Plan", on Aug. 13, 2025) My name is John Redaelli, and I've enjoyed living in our great city of Huntington Beach for well over 20 years. In fact I graduated from Edison High School in 1974...I am here to respectfully request two things for consideration as it relates to the potential possibility of (4) more Bocce Ball courts at Edison Park, and the restoration of the existing (4) Synthetic Resin Bocce Ball courts at Murdy Park...
First, I respect and understand that the Community & Library Services Commission has already passed approval for the amenities at Edison Park, that DO NOT include Bocce Ball courts...My comments here are to lay the groundwork for a possible last minute appeal to the HB City Council, to please consider four (4) Synthetic Resin Bocce Ball courts in the new park design. Edison Park is located on the opposite end of the city far from Murdy Park — a full 6–7 miles away — and would serve a large portion of our community, particularly seniors and recreational players, who currently have no convenient access to a quality bocce facility. Four courts are essential, not just for casual play, but also for properly running standard 16-team double-elimination tournaments. Two courts simply can’t meet that demand. In case you did not know, this is not a new idea. In fact, the City's own 2009 Master Plan for Edison Park included Bocce Ball courts as a planned amenity. Unfortunately, those plans were never realized. And, the fact, I’ve seen increasing enrollment numbers for each new season I teach Bocce Ball, via the “SANDS” recreational programming, speaks to the continuing growing demand, here and now. (UPDATE: For the first time, Bocce class enrollments for the just completed FALL SEASON 2025 were lower at (15), as compared to the (35) enrollments I had for the busier SUMMER SEASON this year 2025). But, much higher than the only (2) enrollments I had with little advertising, for my very first season of teaching, FALL 2024.) Second, please ensure that our existing four Synthetic Resin courts at Murdy Park are properly restored. At present, I have been repairing and maintaining those courts at my own time and expense — a way of giving back and saying Thank You to my great city. But long-term, these courts are in great need of RESTORATION by a reliable, experienced, contractor. Not by one who's only worth is a Low Cost BID, but by an EXPERIENCED one, who has PROVEN his court surface is of QUALITY, DURABILITY, and repels damage by rain and sun. So that these courts can be a welcoming amenity in the years to come...
And, in that vein I was pleased to hear from Kristin Martinez, when we met recently (July 28, 2025) at Murdy Park, that she will put in a request for money in next year's budget (2026) to restore the courts...Thank You So Much, Kristin!
(UPDATE): I took these (2) photos this past Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025, after the recent rains...The first photo showing more water/rain damage on Court #4, as a result of rainwater settling below the surface and between the concrete slab it lays over...The following photo indicating how much rainwater puddles on the court...And, not because the rainwater cannot access the drains that were built into the surrounding concrete curbs...
At that same meeting with Kristin, I shared with her, and gave her copy of my 100-page REPORT titled, “Review, Questions, and Path Forward: Bocce Ball Courts at Murdy Park, Huntington Beach, CA” — in my REPORT I provided the seemingly avoidable missteps in the original construction process. These issues I believe have contributed to the premature deterioration of both the playing surface and the sideboards.
Again, before any new build or restoration, the contractor’s proven history of delivering durable, high-quality bocce courts must be verified. This will ensure our investment provides lasting value and avoids repeating past problems.
Thank you for your time, and for your dedication to keeping Huntington Beach’s parks vibrant, inclusive, and well-maintained for the entire community.
PART 2
From: "Parks & Rec Master Plan Update Report 2025 Final Draft" (Page #15)
(Page #16)
(Page #53)
Note: The potential of (4) MORE Bocce Ball courts at Edison Park will fit nicely with the predicted growing older age group (55+) in our city (HB)...The age group most associated with the game of Bocce Ball...And, make for an added alternative for SENIORS, compared to pickleball...Thank You!... (Page #62)
(From Slide #62: "Community Voice: Senior programs, activities and classes as recreation programs desired were recorded..." "Recommendations: Continue and expand senior programming including affordable fitness classes and pickleball classes.")
PART 3
(5) Other Voices, apart from my own, as Written Supplemental Communication for the Community & Library Services Commission meeting - Aug. 13, 2025...As a matter of PUBLIC RECORD, Source:
huntingtonbeach.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=AO&ID=165008&GUID=0935be11-c513-4700-97ca- bb134435cfdb&N=U3VwcGxlbWVudGFsIENvbW11bmljYXRpb25z&fbclid=IwY2xjawOIUuZleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFPQzRMU01nV3dvNHFZUVF4c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MghjYWxsc2l0ZQEyAAEe5VbF- A2EFi2lzVtXsgsakk-530kXDvTn6hI5by6uAZUmalzV9vBE5CsoX18_aem_gQv_m--z9Jv82GiV5cqsQw From: Annmarie
To: Gomez, Charlene
Subject: Agenda item 25-643, Parks & Rec Master Plan 2025 - in support of Bocce Ball courts at Edison Park and maintaining the Bocce courts at Murdy Park.
Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2025 7:46:44 AM
My name is Annie McLarty, I’m a long time resident of Huntington Beach. I’d like you to know how much I appreciate and enjoy the Bocce Ball venue at Murdy Park. I hope the City will make its best efforts to maintain the courts at a high level so players can enjoy this wonderful community activity. Thank you for your consideration. Annie McLarty (END)
Dear Mayor and Members of the Huntington Beach City Council, My name is John Pass , and I’m a longtime resident of Huntington Beach. I’m writing to respectfully request that you consider including four (4) bocce ball courts in the final reconfiguration plans for Edison Park.
This is not a new idea. In fact, the City’s own 2009 Master Plan for Edison Park included bocce ball courts as a planned amenity. Unfortunately, those plans were never realized. Now, as the park undergoes a once-in-a-generation reconfiguration, we have a rare opportunity to bring that vision to life and provide a unique, inclusive, and age-friendly recreation option to our coastal community.
While four synthetic courts do currently exist at Murdy Park, they primarily serve residents in the eastern part of the city. Edison Park is centrally located and accessible to neighborhoods that currently lack close access to bocce facilities—particularly important for older adults and individuals with limited mobility.
Bocce is one of the fastest-growing recreational activities for seniors and families alike. It is low-impact, ADA-friendly, and promotes healthy, social, and intergenerational activity. But to fully serve this growing demand—and to unlock the potential for organized play and tournaments—four courts are not just preferable, they’re essential.
Here’s why:
With only two courts, organized events are limited in scale and speed.
A typical 16-team double elimination tournament is extremely difficult to complete on two courts within a single day or weekend.
Four courts allow for efficient tournament brackets, expanded league play, and broader community participation.
Bocce courts are space-efficient, cost-effective to maintain, and well-suited for flexible use adjacent to other park features.
I strongly urge the Council to revisit this long-standing idea and include four bocce ball courts in the final layout of Edison Park. Doing so would honor the City’s original vision, serve an underserved segment of our community, and leave a lasting recreational legacy for generations to come.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely, John Pass
21191 White Horse Ln
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
(END)
From: john plichta
To: Gomez, Charlene
Subject: Solar shade structure
Date: Monday, August 11, 2025 6:29:25 PM
Honorable Members of the City Council, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to propose the installation of solar panels over the Bocce Ball courts at Murdy Park. This initiative would serve multiple beneficial purposes, including providing much-needed shade for players, helping to maintain the courts, and generating revenue for the city.
As you may know, the Bocce Ball courts at Murray Park are a popular destination for casual players , especially during the warmer months. However, the direct sun exposure can make it uncomfortable for players and can also lead to the courts deteriorating more quickly due to the heat and UV damage. Installing solar panels above the courts would not only provide shade, enhancing the comfort and experience of players, but it would also help protect the courts from sun damage, thereby extending their lifespan and reducing maintenance costs for the city.
In addition to these practical benefits, the solar panels could generate clean, renewable energy, contributing to Huntington Beach's commitment to sustainability. The revenue generated from the electricity produced could be reinvested into the park or other community projects, further benefiting our city and its residents.
I believe this proposal aligns with the city's goals of improving recreational facilities, embracing sustainable practices, and finding innovative ways to generate additional revenue. I respectfully urge the City Council to consider this idea and explore its feasibility.
Thank you for your time
Sincerely, John & Candy Plichta]
(END)
From: Michael Campanale
To: Gomez, Charlene
Subject: murdy park and edison park bocce courts
Date: Monday, August 11, 2025 2:15:38 PM
dear ms. gomez-
with much respect, i beseach you to consider the bocce court situation at murdy park, in particular, and edison park, also. the sport of bocce has been around since the roman times, invented by roman soldiers, in their past times, and has evolved into a world- wide phenomenom. it is an important cultural endeavor for the italian and hispanic community, and is experiancing a new rise in popularity, as the “ baby- boomers” reach an age if less strenuous activity to keep up with physical fitness. i am a life long bocce player, and have played on courts all over northern and southern california. in my opinion, when the bocce courts first opened at the end of 2019, they were the latest and the greatest- the envy of all other bocce venues in the state. however, in the 4/12 years of the courts’ existance, they have not aged well: boccecourtbuildersofamerica, the builder of our courts, sent a “ technician” down from their home office up north, and he did a cursory “ patch- up” job, however, it was from adequite. the wooden side boards have not weathered well, are splintered and warped in spots, and need extensive upgrading, along with the resin- based surface of all four courts, which have warped and are “ rolling” on much of the surfaces, due to improper installation, in regards to drainage. in short, when the rains came, the water had nowhere to go, so it just percolated and degraded , causing the surface to implode. in short, i don’t feel like the city of huntington beach got their money’s worth from this workmanship. i attended many meetings at city hall, pleading the case for bocce courts for huntington beach in the embryonic stages of the planning , and i reccomended daniele colleone, of worldrenowned colleone bocce courts, knowing that “ you get what you pay for”. alas, the bid went to perceived most value- oriented “ guy”, and you got what you paid for. in finality, i implore the city to get their money’s worth, and get it right this time. i also have knowledge of what good bocce courts are, and am availing myself to you for any advice you may be seeking. i sincerely hope my message is well received, with much repect and care for our beautiful city of huntington beach, and also our “ bello gioco”, beautiful game, of bocce respectfully,
michael campanale, president,
team campco bocce of huntington beach
(END)
From: R T
To: Gomez, Charlene
Cc: Karen Talbot
Subject: Bocce Ball Courts
Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2025 7:46:55 AM
My wife and several of our friends enjoy using the Bocce courts at Murdy Park on a weekly basis. Please know how much we enjoy this place how much we appreciate that our city has such a nice Bocce facility. We would love to see the courts resurfaced if that’s in a future budget. This is a wonderful and wholesome sport/game suitable for all ages (not just us senior citizens).
Thank you!
Russ & Karen Talbot
57851 Marshall Drive
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
(714) 585-2034
(END)
In Conclusion:
I'm So Lucky To LIVE in Huntington Beach!...Thank You So Much For Your Time and Consideration!...
Sincerely,
John Redaelli
email: [email protected]
From: John Redaelli
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: From: John Redaelli Re: Written (Supplemental) Communication - HB City Council Meeting - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 (In support of Bocce Ball) Date: Monday, November 17, 2025 3:32:58 PM
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You don't often get email from [email protected]. Learn why this is important From: John Redaelli
My apologies...This is the Google Doc LINK to my Written (Supplemental) Communication - HB City Council Meeting - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 (In support of Bocce Ball):
docs.google.com/document/d/1_5TV0QW_WwdwIEFetOO5MoTyVuX7yUHaxLJcvM3nz9Y/edit?usp=sharing Thank You, John Redaelli
On Monday, November 17, 2025 at 03:15:26 PM PST, John Redaelli <[email protected]> wrote:
Date: Monday, November 17, 2025
From: John Redaelli
Re: Written (Supplemental) Communication - HB City Council Meeting - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 (In support of Bocce Ball) Subject: #13. (On The Agenda) - 25-872 - Approve the City of Huntington Beach 2025 Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update ***This email has also been put in a 10-page Google Doc: Re: Written (Supplemental) Communication - HB City Council Meeting - Tuesday, November 18, 2025 PART 1 of 3
Good Evening Mayor, and HB City Council Members...
(Much of what follows, with a few updates, was presented to the Community & Library Services Commission, at their meeting to consider the "City of Huntington Beach 2025 Parks and Recreation Master Plan", on Aug. 13, 2025) My name is John Redaelli, and I've enjoyed living in our great city of Huntington Beach for well over 20 years. In fact I graduated from Edison High School in 1974...I am here to respectfully request two things for consideration as it relates to the potential possibility of (4) more Bocce Ball courts at Edison Park, and the restoration of the existing (4) Synthetic Resin Bocce Ball courts at Murdy Park...
First, I respect and understand that the Community & Library Services Commission has already passed approval for the amenities at Edison Park, that DO NOT include Bocce Ball courts...My comments here are to lay the groundwork for a possible last minute appeal to the HB City Council, to please consider four (4) Synthetic Resin Bocce Ball courts in the new park design. Edison Park is located on the opposite end of the city far from Murdy Park — a full 6–7 miles away — and would serve a large portion of our community, particularly seniors and recreational players, who currently have no convenient access to a quality bocce facility. Four courts are essential, not just for casual play, but also for properly running standard 16-team double-elimination tournaments. Two courts simply can’t meet that demand. In case you did not know, this is not a new idea. In fact, the City's own 2009 Master Plan for Edison Park included Bocce Ball courts as a planned amenity. Unfortunately, those plans were never realized. And, the fact, I’ve seen increasing enrollment numbers for each new season I teach Bocce Ball, via the “SANDS” recreational programming, speaks to the continuing growing demand, here and now. (UPDATE: For the first time, Bocce class enrollments for the just completed FALL SEASON 2025 were lower at (15), as compared to the (35) enrollments I had for the busier SUMMER SEASON this year 2025). But, much higher than the only (2) enrollments I had with little advertising, for my very first season of teaching, FALL 2024.) Second, please ensure that our existing four Synthetic Resin courts at Murdy Park are properly restored. At present, I have been repairing and maintaining those courts at my own time and expense — a way of giving back and saying Thank You to my great city. But long-term, these courts are in great need of RESTORATION by a reliable, experienced, contractor. Not by one who's only worth is a Low Cost BID, but by an EXPERIENCED one, who has PROVEN his court surface is of QUALITY, DURABILITY, and repels damage by rain and sun. So that these courts can be a welcoming amenity in the years to come...
And, in that vein I was pleased to hear from Kristin Martinez, when we met recently (July 28, 2025) at Murdy Park, that she will put in a request for money in next year's budget (2026) to restore the courts...Thank You So Much, Kristin!
(UPDATE): I took these (2) photos this past Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025, after the recent rains...The first photo showing more water/rain damage on Court #4, as a result of rainwater settling below the surface and between the concrete slab it lays over...The following photo indicating how much rainwater puddles on the court...And, not because the rainwater cannot access the drains that were built into the surrounding concrete curbs...
At that same meeting with Kristin, I shared with her, and gave her copy of my 100-page REPORT titled, “Review, Questions, and Path Forward: Bocce Ball Courts at Murdy Park, Huntington Beach, CA” — in my REPORT I provided the seemingly avoidable missteps in the original construction process. These issues I believe have contributed to the premature deterioration of both the playing surface and the sideboards.
Again, before any new build or restoration, the contractor’s proven history of delivering durable, high-quality bocce courts must be verified. This will ensure our investment provides lasting value and avoids repeating past problems.
Thank you for your time, and for your dedication to keeping Huntington Beach’s parks vibrant, inclusive, and well-maintained for the entire community.
PART 2
From: "Parks & Rec Master Plan Update Report 2025 Final Draft" (Page #15)
(Page #16)
(Page #53)
Note: The potential of (4) MORE Bocce Ball courts at Edison Park will fit nicely with the predicted growing older age group (55+) in our city (HB)...The age group most associated with the game of Bocce Ball...And, make for an added alternative for SENIORS, compared to pickleball...Thank You!... (Page #62)
(From Slide #62: "Community Voice: Senior programs, activities and classes as recreation programs desired were recorded..." "Recommendations: Continue and expand senior programming including affordable fitness classes and pickleball classes.")
PART 3
(5) Other Voices, apart from my own, as Written Supplemental Communication for the Community & Library Services Commission meeting - Aug. 13, 2025...As a matter of PUBLIC RECORD, Source:
huntingtonbeach.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=AO&ID=165008&GUID=0935be11-c513-4700-97ca- bb134435cfdb&N=U3VwcGxlbWVudGFsIENvbW11bmljYXRpb25z&fbclid=IwY2xjawOIUuZleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFPQzRMU01nV3dvNHFZUVF4c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MghjYWxsc2l0ZQEyAAEe5VbF- A2EFi2lzVtXsgsakk-530kXDvTn6hI5by6uAZUmalzV9vBE5CsoX18_aem_gQv_m--z9Jv82GiV5cqsQw From: Annmarie
To: Gomez, Charlene
Subject: Agenda item 25-643, Parks & Rec Master Plan 2025 - in support of Bocce Ball courts at Edison Park and maintaining the Bocce courts at Murdy Park.
Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2025 7:46:44 AM
My name is Annie McLarty, I’m a long time resident of Huntington Beach. I’d like you to know how much I appreciate and enjoy the Bocce Ball venue at Murdy Park. I hope the City will make its best efforts to maintain the courts at a high level so players can enjoy this wonderful community activity. Thank you for your consideration. Annie McLarty (END)
Dear Mayor and Members of the Huntington Beach City Council, My name is John Pass , and I’m a longtime resident of Huntington Beach. I’m writing to respectfully request that you consider including four (4) bocce ball courts in the final reconfiguration plans for Edison Park.
This is not a new idea. In fact, the City’s own 2009 Master Plan for Edison Park included bocce ball courts as a planned amenity. Unfortunately, those plans were never realized. Now, as the park undergoes a once-in-a-generation reconfiguration, we have a rare opportunity to bring that vision to life and provide a unique, inclusive, and age-friendly recreation option to our coastal community.
While four synthetic courts do currently exist at Murdy Park, they primarily serve residents in the eastern part of the city. Edison Park is centrally located and accessible to neighborhoods that currently lack close access to bocce facilities—particularly important for older adults and individuals with limited mobility.
Bocce is one of the fastest-growing recreational activities for seniors and families alike. It is low-impact, ADA-friendly, and promotes healthy, social, and intergenerational activity. But to fully serve this growing demand—and to unlock the potential for organized play and tournaments—four courts are not just preferable, they’re essential.
Here’s why:
With only two courts, organized events are limited in scale and speed.
A typical 16-team double elimination tournament is extremely difficult to complete on two courts within a single day or weekend.
Four courts allow for efficient tournament brackets, expanded league play, and broader community participation.
Bocce courts are space-efficient, cost-effective to maintain, and well-suited for flexible use adjacent to other park features.
I strongly urge the Council to revisit this long-standing idea and include four bocce ball courts in the final layout of Edison Park. Doing so would honor the City’s original vision, serve an underserved segment of our community, and leave a lasting recreational legacy for generations to come.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely, John Pass
21191 White Horse Ln
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
(END)
From: john plichta
To: Gomez, Charlene
Subject: Solar shade structure
Date: Monday, August 11, 2025 6:29:25 PM
Honorable Members of the City Council, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to propose the installation of solar panels over the Bocce Ball courts at Murdy Park. This initiative would serve multiple beneficial purposes, including providing much-needed shade for players, helping to maintain the courts, and generating revenue for the city.
As you may know, the Bocce Ball courts at Murray Park are a popular destination for casual players , especially during the warmer months. However, the direct sun exposure can make it uncomfortable for players and can also lead to the courts deteriorating more quickly due to the heat and UV damage. Installing solar panels above the courts would not only provide shade, enhancing the comfort and experience of players, but it would also help protect the courts from sun damage, thereby extending their lifespan and reducing maintenance costs for the city.
In addition to these practical benefits, the solar panels could generate clean, renewable energy, contributing to Huntington Beach's commitment to sustainability. The revenue generated from the electricity produced could be reinvested into the park or other community projects, further benefiting our city and its residents.
I believe this proposal aligns with the city's goals of improving recreational facilities, embracing sustainable practices, and finding innovative ways to generate additional revenue. I respectfully urge the City Council to consider this idea and explore its feasibility.
Thank you for your time
Sincerely, John & Candy Plichta]
(END)
From: Michael Campanale
To: Gomez, Charlene
Subject: murdy park and edison park bocce courts
Date: Monday, August 11, 2025 2:15:38 PM
dear ms. gomez-
with much respect, i beseach you to consider the bocce court situation at murdy park, in particular, and edison park, also. the sport of bocce has been around since the roman times, invented by roman soldiers, in their past times, and has evolved into a world- wide phenomenom. it is an important cultural endeavor for the italian and hispanic community, and is experiancing a new rise in popularity, as the “ baby- boomers” reach an age if less strenuous activity to keep up with physical fitness. i am a life long bocce player, and have played on courts all over northern and southern california. in my opinion, when the bocce courts first opened at the end of 2019, they were the latest and the greatest- the envy of all other bocce venues in the state. however, in the 4/12 years of the courts’ existance, they have not aged well: boccecourtbuildersofamerica, the builder of our courts, sent a “ technician” down from their home office up north, and he did a cursory “ patch- up” job, however, it was from adequite. the wooden side boards have not weathered well, are splintered and warped in spots, and need extensive upgrading, along with the resin- based surface of all four courts, which have warped and are “ rolling” on much of the surfaces, due to improper installation, in regards to drainage. in short, when the rains came, the water had nowhere to go, so it just percolated and degraded , causing the surface to implode. in short, i don’t feel like the city of huntington beach got their money’s worth from this workmanship. i attended many meetings at city hall, pleading the case for bocce courts for huntington beach in the embryonic stages of the planning , and i reccomended daniele colleone, of worldrenowned colleone bocce courts, knowing that “ you get what you pay for”. alas, the bid went to perceived most value- oriented “ guy”, and you got what you paid for. in finality, i implore the city to get their money’s worth, and get it right this time. i also have knowledge of what good bocce courts are, and am availing myself to you for any advice you may be seeking. i sincerely hope my message is well received, with much repect and care for our beautiful city of huntington beach, and also our “ bello gioco”, beautiful game, of bocce respectfully,
michael campanale, president,
team campco bocce of huntington beach
(END)
From: R T
To: Gomez, Charlene
Cc: Karen Talbot
Subject: Bocce Ball Courts
Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2025 7:46:55 AM
My wife and several of our friends enjoy using the Bocce courts at Murdy Park on a weekly basis. Please know how much we enjoy this place how much we appreciate that our city has such a nice Bocce facility. We would love to see the courts resurfaced if that’s in a future budget. This is a wonderful and wholesome sport/game suitable for all ages (not just us senior citizens).
Thank you!
Russ & Karen Talbot
57851 Marshall Drive
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
(714) 585-2034
(END)
In Conclusion:
I'm So Lucky To LIVE in Huntington Beach!...Thank You So Much For Your Time and Consideration!...
Sincerely,
John Redaelli
email: [email protected]