Att #1 Parks Rec Master Plan Update Report — City Council/Public Financing Authority, November 18, 2025

20252025
Update

CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACHCITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH

PARKS AND RECREATION PARKS AND RECREATION

MASTER PLAN UPDATEMASTER PLAN UPDATE
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City of Huntington Beach
Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update
2025 Update
Prepared for:

Prepared by:

Acknowledgments
City Council
Pat Burns, Mayor
Casey McKeon, Mayor Pro Tempore
Andrew Gruel, Council Member
Don Kennedy, Council Member
Butch Twining, Council Member
Gracey Van Der Mark, Council Member
Chad Williams, Council Member
City Manager’s Office
Travis Hopkins, City Manager
Community and Library Services Commission
Lolly McHardy, Chair
Ceason Baker, Vice Chair
Steve Barnes, Commissioner
Lauren Gruel, Commissioner
Jeanne Paris, Commissioner
Teisha Nim-Husaini, Commissioner
Tricia Thienes, Commissioner

Community and Library Services Department
Ashley Wysocki, Director of Community & Library Services Chris Cole, Facilities & Development Manager
Charlene Gomez, Senior Administrative Assistant
Special thanks to our stakeholders and community members who participated in the planning process.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section THREE: NEEDS ASSESSMENT

3.1 Existing Conditions

Park Types

.............................................................................34

Acreage Analysis

.................................................................38

Community Facilities

...........................................................39

Trail Connectivity

.................................................................40 School Facilities ....................................................................41

Joint-Use Agreements
.........................................................42

Other Parks and Recreation Facilities
...............................43

Park Service Gap Analysis
..................................................45

3.2 Custom Park Standards Calculations/Facility Demand

..49

3.3 Programs and Services ........................................................55 Section FOUR: RECOMMENDATIONS

4.1 Key Strategies
.......................................................................58

4.2 2016 / 2024 Needs Comparison
.........................................59

4.3 Joint Use Agreements Facility Recommendations
..........79

4.4 Current Capital Project Budget
.........................................80

4.5 Proposed Capital Costs for New & Existing Facilities .......82

4.6 Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan
................................83
Section ONE: INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose of Master Plan Update
...........................................4

1.2 Benefits

Parks

and

Recreation
.........................................5

1.3 Regional Setting
.....................................................................6

1.4 Local Setting
...........................................................................7

1.5 Process

....................................................................................9

1.6 Related Studies

....................................................................11 Section TWO: COMMUNITY VOICE

2.1 Community

Profile
...............................................................14

2.2 Outreach and Engagement ..............................................17

2.3 Summarizing the Community Voice
..................................30
Executive Summary
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APPENDIX (SEPARATE DOCUMENT)
Tool 1: Meetings
Tool 2: Existing Documentation (2021)
a.

Information Request Memo – Existing Document Resources
b.

Zoning Map

General Plan and Policy Review

Park Impact Fee Review
Tool 3: Inventory of Recreation Facilities and Parks (2024) a.

Map of Existing Parks

Map of Existing Facilities

Park Amenity Matrix

Schools Map

School Recreation Amenity Matrix

Park

Profiles
f.

Trails Map

Tool 4: Programming Assessment (2016)
Tool 5: Demographic Trends
a.

Demographic Assessment (2024)
b.

Local Trends Analysis (2016)
Tool 6: Custom Park Standards Calculations
a.

Sports Organization Survey Summary (2016)

Sports Organization Survey Summary (2024)

Sports Organization – Facility Demand Analysis (2016)
d.

Sports Organization – Facility Demand Analysis (2024)
e.

Statistically Valid Survey Participation – Facility Demand Analysis (2016) Tool 7: Community Engagement (2021)
a.

Project Website

Feedback Comments

Stakeholder Interview Summary

Virtual Community Workshop #1 Summary

Virtual Community Workshop #2 Summary

Virtual Community Workshop #3 Summary

Statistically Valid Multimodal Community Survey Summary

Tool 8: Community Needs Assessment (2024)
a.

Program and Facility Needs Summary Charts
b.

Park Acreage Analysis

Service Gap Analysis

Tool 9: Recommendations (2024)
Tool 10: Funding
a.

Funding Sources (2016)

b.
5-10-15 Year Priority Plan (2024)

LIST OF EXHIBITS
Section ONE: INTRODUCTION

1.3-1 City of Huntington Beach Regional Setting...........................................................6

1.5-1
Project Timeline
.........................................................................................................9

Section TWO: COMMUNITY VOICE

2.1-1 Tapestry Map ..........................................................................................................13

2.1-2 Huntington

Beach

Age

Profile

compared

Orange

County .........................15

2.2-1
Community Workshop #1 Survey Distribution Map
............................................21

2.2-2
Community Workshop #2 Survey Distribution Map
............................................23

2.2-3
Word Cloud Summary of Feedback Comments ................................................26

2.2-4
Multimodal Survey Distribution Map
.....................................................................27

2.3-1
Program Priorities
....................................................................................................31

2.3-2
Facility Priorities

.......................................................................................................32

Section THREE: NEEDS ASSESSMENT

3.1-1 Huntington Beach Park Types Map ......................................................................35

3.1-2
Huntington Beach Community Facilities Map
....................................................39

3.1-3
Huntington Beach Existing Trails Map
...................................................................40

3.1-4
School Facilities Map

.............................................................................................41

3.1-5
Service Area Gap Analysis for Mini Parks
...........................................................239

3.1-6
Service Area Gap Analysis for Neighborhood Parks
........................................239

3.1-7
Service Area Gap Analysis for Community Parks
.............................................240

3.1-8
Service Area Gap Analysis Map

...........................................................................47

3.2-1
CPSC Methodology ...............................................................................................50

3.2-2
Local Needs vs. NRPA Needs
................................................................................50

Section FOUR: RECOMMENDATIONS

4.2-1 2016 / 2024 Park and Facility Needs and Updates .............................................59

4.2-2
Top 2024 Facility and Program Needs
.................................................................60

4.2-3
Exercise and Fitness Survey Results

.......................................................................61

4.2-4
Senior Programs Survey Results
.............................................................................62

4.2-5
Affordable Programs Survey Results
.....................................................................63

4.2-6
Pickleball Classes Survey Results
...........................................................................64

4.2-7
Pickleball Courts Survey Results
............................................................................65

4.2-8
Soccer Fields Survey Results

..................................................................................66

4.2-9
Skatepark and Skate Areas Survey Results
..........................................................67

4.2-10
Swimming Pool Survey Results ...............................................................................68

4.2-11
Open Space and Nature Map .............................................................................69

4.2-12
Tree Canopy Cover Map
......................................................................................70

4.2-13
Playground Renovations and ADA Equipment Survey Results .........................71

4.2-14
Park Maintenance and Upkeep Survey Results
..................................................72

4.2-15
Restroom Survey Results
.........................................................................................73

4.2-16
Trails Survey Results
.................................................................................................74

4.2-17
Community Communication Strategy Site .........................................................75

4.2-18
Homeless Program Survey Results
.........................................................................76

4.2-19
Beach Amenities and Rentals Survey Results
......................................................77

4.2-20
Concerts / Events Survey Results
..........................................................................78

4.3-1
School Enrollment Chart
........................................................................................79

4.4-1
Capital Funding Parks and Beaches

....................................................................80

4.4-2
Huntington Beach Capital Improvement Program
............................................81

4.5-1
Recommended Projects for Existing Facilities .....................................................82

4.6-1
Huntington Beach Five-Year Capital Requirements
..........................................86
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3 4
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Huntington Beach Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update serves as a guide and implementation tool for the management and development of parks, recreation facilities, and programs throughout the City. This document represents a summary of extensive community input, investigations, and professional analysis. The culminating result is a community inspired plan for the future of parks and recreation in Huntington Beach.

The Master Plan Update Process
The Master Plan Update process began with a comprehensive review of the 2016 Master Plan and a strategic selection of key elements for inclusion in the 2021 update. This update focused on evaluating the City’s existing parks, recreation facilities, programs, and other recreational opportunities to gain a thorough understanding of available resources. In 2021, innovative methods were employed to engage the community, including crowd-sourcing and virtual communication strategies. A combination of qualitative consensus-building techniques and quantitative, statistically valid surveys provided a well-rounded perspective, establishing a clear “community voice.” This community voice shaped the facility and program priorities for recreation development. These priorities were carefully assessed alongside facility usage patterns, local recreation standards, and population projections, resulting in a data-driven foundation for determining the facilities required to meet community needs and for shaping recommendations for

future

recreation

development.

The

2021

update

reflected

the

evolving

needs

of the Huntington Beach community, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful planning and active engagement.

In 2024,
the City further advanced the Master Plan by updating critical components, including a detailed inventory of parks and facilities, current demographic trends, updated sports organization surveys, and strategic capital improvement planning.

Through this iterative process, Huntington Beach demonstrates its commitment to meeting the community’s evolving needs and aspirations while delivering a vibrant, high-quality parks and recreation system. These efforts enhance quality of life and highlight the essential role of parks and recreation in promoting health, wellness, and community connection.

Huntington Beach Recreation Resources
The City of Huntington Beach owns, manages, and maintains 79 parks, encompassing 737.44 acres of developed parkland. Since the original Parks and Recreation

Master

Plan

was

established

2016,

the

City

has

made

significant

strides

in enhancing its parks and recreation offerings. These include the completion of the 37,563-square-foot Senior Center in Central Park, the addition of popular pickleball courts

Worthy

Park,

trail

enhancements

Bartlett

Park,

practice

soccer

fields

with lighting at Murdy Park, and the development of 17th Street Park at the former Rodgers Seniors’ Center site.
1 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update The Community Voice
To reach out to the whole community, an extensive community outreach campaign was developed. Live online video presentations, one on one stakeholder interviews, public online surveys, direct website feedback, and a statistically valid multimodal survey were conducted to clearly analyze the community recreation demand in the City. The initial community outreach was conducted in 2016 then updated in 2021. Throughout the process, project updates and summary results were posted to the project website for the duration of the project. This website enabled community members to review updates and provide immediate feedback at any point in time. This resource enabled anyone in the community to have a voice in the process regardless of when and where meetings were held. Key questions answered throughout this update summary include:

How

many

fields,

courts,

swim

facilities,

and

other

recreation

elements

does

the

City

need now and in the future?
Are neighborhood parks conveniently and appropriately distributed throughout City?
What are the program and facility needs for Huntington Beach based on community recreation desires?
Balancing the existing inventory of recreational resources in Huntington Beach and the community voice of the residents’ the planning team developed recommendations to meet the top program and facility needs of the community.

Below in alpha order is the summary of those needs.

Top Program Needs:
•
Affordable Programs
•
Beach Programs / Activities
•
Concerts / Events
•
Exercise and Fitness Classes
•
Homeless Programs
•
Pickleball Classes
•
Senior Programs
Top Facility Needs:
•
Beach Amenities / Rentals
•
Maintenance / Upkeep
•
Open Space / Nature
•
Playground Renovations including
ADA Equipment
•
Pickleball Courts
•
Restrooms
•
Skatepark / Skateboard Areas
•
Soccer Fields
•
Swimming Pool
•
Trails (bike)
•
Trails (walk / hike)
•
Urban Forest / Trees / Native Plants
•
Walkways in Parks
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City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 2 Photo by surfcityusa.com
3 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Purpose of a Master Plan Update
The City of Huntington Beach has numerous parks and recreation opportunities available for its community members. Through these parks and recreation facilities people can exercise, socialize, experience California’s premier beach waterfront and connect with nature. In pursuit of the Community and Library Services Department mission statement, values, and established goals, this Master Plan Update has been developed for the sound management and governance of City resources. Good governance

encompasses

balancing

equitable

park

system

both

financially

and

socially. The Community and Library Services Department has developed a framework for sustainable management of the recreation facilities and programs in Huntington Beach.

Mission Statement
The City of Huntington Beach Community [and Library] Services Department provides outstanding programs, services and facilities that enhance and enrich the lives of our residents and visitors.

-2017 Community Services Department Strategic Planning Retreat The National Parks and Recreation Agency (NRPA) has published guiding principles that impact our community’s health and well-being, park equity, and environmental sustainability. These three pillars set the foundation for developing sound recreation planning.

The community outreach process provides a clear understanding of the community’s desires and needs for parks and recreation. Having such an understanding enables strategic expenditures and improvements within the recreation system maximizing the community impact. In pursuit of these guiding principles and in concert with the Community and Library Services Department Mission Statement for recreation in Huntington Beach, this report was developed in part to ensure the resources dedicated to sustaining recreation in Huntington Beach is continuously in line with the community expectations and desires.

The Master Plan Update is designed to be adaptable, with a recommendation for

evaluation

and/or

modification

every

five

(5)

years

address

unforeseen

opportunities, constraints, and evolving resident needs in the context of other City priorities. Initially assessed in 2016, the plan was updated in 2021, with the most recent segments revised in 2024 and 2025. Each section of the report includes the corresponding dates when the studies were conducted.

1.1 SECTION ONE:

INTRODUCTION 1
City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 4 Benefits of Parks and Recreation
The California Park and Recreation Society (CPRS) Vision Insight and Planning Project - Creating Community in the 21st

Century

identifies

the

mission

California’s

park

and

recreation agencies:
“To create community through people, parks and programs.” The CPRS VISION also identifies benefits of park and recreation services including:
• Foster Human Development. Parks and recreation services foster social, intellectual, physical, and emotional development.
• Promote Health and Wellness. Participation in recreation improves physical and emotional health.
• Increase Cultural Unity. Parks and recreation increase cultural unity through experiences that promote cultural understanding and celebrate diversity. • Facilitate Community Problem-Solving. Park and recreation professionals have skills in facilitation and leadership that can be applied to resolve community problems and issues.
• Protect Natural Resources. By acquiring and protecting valuable resources as open space, such as rivers, streams, greenways, viewsheds, forests, and other habitat areas, natural resources are protected and habitat required for the survival of diverse species is preserved.
• Strengthen Safety and Security. Park and recreation professionals provide safe environments

for

recreation

and

design

programs

and

services

specifically

reduce

criminal activity.
• Strengthen Community Image and Sense of Place. Parks, recreation facilities, programs, and community events are key factors in strengthening community image and creating a sense of place.
• Support Economic Development. Recreation programs and facilities attract and retain businesses and residents, as well as attract tourists. Parks and recreation provide jobs and generate income for the community and for local businesses.

Newland Park

1.2 Benefits of Parks and Recreation
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5 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Brookhusrst StBrookhusrst St
Beach BlvdBeach Blvd
Bolsa Chica StBolsa Chica St Warner AveWarner Ave
Beach BlvdBeach Blvd
3939
3939
11 1.3 Regional Setting
The City of Huntington
Beach is a seaside
community in Orange County
in California’s Southern Region. It
is

bordered

the

Pacific

Ocean

on the southwest, and by the cities
of Seal Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport
Beach, Westminster, and Fountain Valley.

While there is more than nine miles of coastal
access along the City’s eastern most border, the
City only owns a few acres out of this of beachfront
land. Huntington Beach is known for its long stretch
of

sandy

beaches,

mild

climate,

excellent

surfing,

and

beach culture. The ocean waves are enhanced by a
natural effect caused by the edge-diffraction of open ocean swells around the island of Catalina. Swells create consistent surf all year long, thus the nickname “Surf City”.

Regional Setting
1 Exhibit 1.3-1: City of Huntington
Beach Regional Setting
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City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 6 Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
The Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve is
approximately 1,300 acres of coastal
estuary. Habitats include open water,
mudflats,

salt

marsh,

coastal

dunes,

seabird nesting islands, riparian, and
freshwater marsh.

Interstate 405 (I-405)
Multiple major roadways enable easy access
to and across the City. Interstate 405 and
Pacific

Coast

Highway

(PCH)

are

connected

by Warner Avenue, Beach Boulevard (State
Route 39), and Brookhurst Street which provides
residents and visitors access across the City.

Local Setting
Huntington Beach’s recorded history stretches back to 1784 with a 300,000 acre Spanish Land Grant. Formerly called “Shell Beach” in the early 1900’s then changed to Pacific

City

P.A.

Stanton

who

purchased

40 acres

along

the

beach

either

side

Main

Street

with

the

vision

build

town

the

Pacific

Coast.

Today

that

vision

has

grown

into

City

almost

200,000

residents

and

hosts

the

U.S.

Open

Surfing,

the

world’s largest surf competition.

Within the Huntington Beach City boundaries, and the surrounding area, several significant

natural

and

man-made

features

help

shape

neighborhoods

and

provide

both opportunities and constraints with respect to parks, recreation, transportation, and community life. These include:
1 - Interstate 405 (I-405)
2 - Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
3 -

Pacific

Ocean
4 - Trails and Bicycle Pathways
5 - Huntington Beach Harbour
6 - Huntington Central Park

1.4 Local Setting
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7 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Trails and Bicycle Pathways
Huntington Beach has an extensive network
of existing bicycle paths including 77.8 miles
of class 2 bike lanes running throughout the
City. Currently the City is improving the bluff
top paths and rails along the PCH.

Pacific Ocean
Spanning approximately 9.5 miles of the
City’s boundary lies one of California’s most
sought after recreation destination. Central
to the coastal access is the Huntington
Beach Pier continuing the Main Street
activities right over the water.

Huntington Beach Harbour
Huntington Beach Harbor is located
on the northernmost side of Huntington
Beach’s coastal access and boasts
several boating, dining, and shopping
opportunities.

Huntington Central Park
The largest city-owned park in Orange County,
Central Park is over 350 acres of parkland.

Central park offers a variety of activities and
amenities

ranging

from

organized

sports

fields

to open space and naturalized areas where
the community can connect with nature.
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City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 8 Process1.5
The Master Plan Update process began in
May of 2021 and included eight months
of investigations, community outreach,
and reporting. Through this timeline, local
facilities inventoried in the 2016 Master
Plan were reviewed for improvements,
recently completed, and compared
to prior recommendations. Critical to
the process was the development of
the Community Voice. Through the lens
of the community views, program and
facility
priorities
are
set
leading
to
the
final

updated recommendations required to
continue the development of parks and
recreation in Huntington Beach.

Over a four-month period (June-
September, 2021) focused community
outreach methods were used to collect
data from various segments of the
community. Stakeholder interviews,
virtual town hall workshops, online
surveys, direct feedback surveys, and a
statistically valid, multimodal community
survey were each conducted to gather
insight into the community’s views and
desires for recreation programs, services,
and facilities.

The Needs Assessment Process
Sports-Custom
Park Standards
Workshop #3:

Needs
Summary-
Feedback
Workshop #2:

Parks & Recreation
Prioritization
Statistically Valid
Community
Survey
Community
Needs
Assessment
Review General
Plan Update and
Park Impact Fees
Kick Off Meeting Workshop #1:

Scoping Session
Demographic
Assessment &
Local Trends
Analysis
Launch Project
Website to
Public
Stakeholder
Interviews
Inventory &
Existing
Conditions
May 2021 June 2021 July 2021 Aug. 2021 Sept. 2021 Oct. 2021 Nov. 2021 Dec. 2021 Jan. 2022 Feb. 2022 2024 Exhibit 1.5-1: Project Timeline
9 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update May 2021 June 2021 July 2021 Aug. 2021 Sept. 2021 Oct. 2021 Nov. 2021 Dec. 2021 Jan. 2022 Feb. 2022 2024 Unique to this process was the
development of a central project
website. The project website outlined the
Master Plan Update goals and objectives
and

identified

schedule

dates

how to be involved in the outreach
opportunities. As each segment of the
community outreach was completed
the results were placed on the website
for the community to view and provide
feedback on. This component extended
the ability for anyone at any time to
review the information collected to date
and provide thoughts of their own.

After the outreach process was
completed, the data was synthesized
into a clear community voice of
prioritized programs and facilities. In 2024,
the inventory was reevaluated to identify
further opportunities for improvement.

Updated sports organization surveys
were

conducted

refine

the

current

custom park standard calculations.

In 2025, a review of the most recent
approved Capital Improvement Budget
was incorporated. This list of priorities
was reevaluated against the latest
inventory of existing facilities. The results
of the comparison continue to support
the recommendations presented in this
report.
1 2024 Update:

Sports-Custom
Park Standards
Recommendations
Conceptual Park Plans
& Trail Opportunities
5-10-15 Year
Priority Plan
Final Report Development
& Review
2024-2025
Report Update
2024
Update:

Inventory &
Existing
Conditions
20212021

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MASTER PLAN UPDATEMASTER PLAN UPDATE
City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 10 Related Studies
This Master Plan Update was developed in partial response to the City’s General Plan goals and policies including:

Goal ERC-1, Goal ERC-2, Policy ERC-2.A., Policy ERC-2.B In addition, there are other existing documents and plans that relate to the planning of

recreation

and

influence

its

direction.

These

documents

and

their

relationship

the

planning process include:

Huntington Beach General Plan (2017)
Each City in California is required by State
law to adopt a comprehensive, long-
term General Plan for its own physical
development. The General Plan consists
of mandatory and discretionary elements
including Land Use, Housing, Circulation,
Noise, Environmental Resources and
Conservation, Natural and Environmental
Hazards, Public Services and Infrastructure,
Historic and Cultural Resources and the
Coastal Element.. California State law
requires that the day-to-day decisions of
a City should follow logically from, and be
consistent with, the General Plan.

The current version of the Huntington
Beach General Plan can be viewed on the
City website: https://huntingtonbeachca.
gov/departments/community_
development/planning_zoning/general_
plan.php#outer-741
Huntington Beach General Plan
/ Environmental Resources and
Conservation (2017)
The Huntington Beach Parks and
Recreation Master Plan Update is
intended to be used in conjunction
with the Huntington Beach General
Plan to provide a coordinated program
of recreational facility development
and management. The current issues
addressed in the Environmental Resource
and Conservation Element address:
•
Meeting parks and facilities needs.
•
Providing recreation programs and
services to meet community needs.
•
Managing the beach, parks, and
recreation to accommodate diverse
recreational needs.

1.6 Related Studies
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Bicycle Master Plan (2013)
The Huntington Beach Bicycle Master
Plan is a comprehensive plan analyzing
the City’s existing trail network, as well
as providing recommendations and
potential funding sources. The plan
ultimately outlines recommendations for
expansion of Class1 Multi-use Paths, Class
2 Bicycle Lanes, and Bicycle Boulevards.

The Huntington Beach Mobility
Implementation Plan (“HB in Motion”)
and the Parks and Recreation Master
Plan Update align in their shared vision
of enhancing community well-being
through sustainable infrastructure,
accessibility, and active lifestyles.

Both plans emphasize multimodal
transportation systems, including walking
and biking, while integrating parks, trails,
and open spaces into the City’s mobility
network. The Mobility Plan focuses on
optimizing transportation corridors and
pedestrian pathways, complementing
the Parks and Recreation Plan’s
goals of increasing trail connectivity
and improving recreational facilities.

Community engagement, equity, and
environmental stewardship are central
to both initiatives, creating a cohesive
strategy to foster a connected, vibrant,
and livable Huntington Beach.

Exhibit 2.1-1: Huntington Beach
Tapestry Map
Copyright © 1995–2024 Esri.

All rights reserved.
13 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update13 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Who is Huntington Beach? A Community Profile
Understanding the demographic context of a community can create a valuable perspective for understanding current parks and recreation facility and program requirements and, moreover, for anticipating parks and recreation facility and program needs in the future. A complete demographics analysis (initially developed in 2020 and updated in 2024) was developed utilizing the 2024 Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) demographic datasets including the Tapestry Segmentation. This information provides a deeper understanding of “who” the community is and “where” they are geographically and economically.

SECTION TWO:

COMMUNITY VOICE

2.1 Most (93.4%) of Huntington Beach households fall into one of six Tapestry LifeMode groups:
2 2
3 1
6 4
5 The remaining four Tapestry LifeMode groups have less than 4% of the resident population. 1A, 1B, 1D, 1E
% of HB Households:

23.9%
Average Age:

43.1 Average Income:
$157.5K
3A, 3C
% of HB Households:

14.8%
Average Age:

34.5 Average Income:
$109K
2A, 2B, 2C, 2D
% of HB Households:

30.9%
Average Age:

41.2 Average Income:
$124K
13A, 13B, 13C
% of HB Households:

5.5%
Average Age:

33.5 Average Income:
$54K
8A, 8B, 8C
% of HB Households:

9.3%
Average Age:

37.2 Average Income:
$63K
9B, 9C, 9F
% of HB Households:

9.0%
Average Age:
57 Average Income:
$63K
Typically successful, highly educated
professionals. Mostly homeowners.

Married couples with children ranging
from grade school to college. Known to
participate actively in their communities.

Generally interested in sports.

Successful singles. Well educated and
hard working. Environmentally conscious
consumers. Commonly interested in arts
and culture.

Typically prosperous married couples
living in older suburban neighborhoods or
townhomes. Majority are homeowners.

Many with older children. Generally
interested

active

recreation

and

fitness.

Young, diverse, hard-working families with
children. Multi-generational households,
some may be multi-lingual. Most are
renters.

Mix of single/married, renters/
homeowners, and middle/working class.

Majority attended college. Internet savvy.

Commonly interested in night life and
outdoor activities.

Married empty nesters or singles living
alone. Have cell phones and land lines.

Tend to have regular exercise routine and
are health conscience.

City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 14 How old are Huntington Beach residents?
The

Age

Profile

(2024

update)

illustrated

Exhibit

2.1-2,

shows

significant

large

portions

the

population

classified

the

35-64

categories

Frequent

modes),
Apparent
(2
modes),
and
Identified
(1
mode)
and
the
respective
needs
within

each category and the number of times the need was listed across all categories.

The top needs in each category have been outlined as an area of maximum community
impact. There is an inherent priority of needs based on the number of times a need comes up in each category. For example, Pickleball Courts (4) is ranked higher than

Beach

(amenities/rentals)

(3)

because

was

identified

each

the

three

outreach modes. However, cost implications should take precedence if the City does not have the funds for higher-ranked needs but does for a lower-ranked need the priority for implementation may shift.

2.3 2
City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 30

HUNTINGTON BEACH PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN UPDATE Program Needs Prioritization Summary

Area of
maximum
community
impact
NOTE: Programs are encompassing of multiple “similar” community comments. Individual comments are identified in the recommendations and appendix.

Stakeholder/Focus Group
Stakeholder Interviews
Statistically Valid Surveys
Multimodal Community Survey
Community at Large Public Surveys
Workshop 1 / Workshop 2 /
Workshop 3 /
Feedback Comments
3 3
3 3
3 3
4 FREQUENT

APPARENT

IDENTIFIED

HUNTINGTON BEACH PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN UPDATE Program Needs Prioritization Summary

Area of
maximum
community
impact
NOTE: Programs are encompassing of multiple “similar” community comments. Individual comments are identified in the recommendations and appendix.

APPARENT

IDENTIFIED
Program Priorities
Exhibit 2.3-1: Program Priorities
31 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update

HUNTINGTON BEACH PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN UPDATE Facility Needs Prioritization Summary

Area of
maximum
community
impact
NOTE: Facilities are encompassing of multiple “similar” community comments. Individual comments are identified in the recommendations and appendix.

Stakeholder/Focus Group
Stakeholder Interviews
Statistically Valid Surveys
Multimodal Community Survey /
CPSCs
Community at Large Public Surveys
Workshop 1 / Workshop 2 /
Workshop 3 /
Feedback Comments
3 3
3 3
3 3
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 FREQUENT

APPARENT

IDENTIFIED

HUNTINGTON BEACH PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN UPDATE Facility Needs Prioritization Summary

Area of
maximum
community
impact
NOTE: Facilities are encompassing of multiple “similar” community comments. Individual comments are identified in the recommendations and appendix.

APPARENT

IDENTIFIED
Facility Priorities
2 Exhibit 2.3-2: Facility Priorities
City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 32 Photo by shbgfs.org
33 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update SECTION THREE:

NEEDS ASSESSMENT
Existing Conditions
What parks exist and where are they?
The process for evaluating the
community needs relies heavily on what
recreation facilities exist today and how
they may or may not meet the needs
of the community. Carefully balancing
the inventory with the community needs
and desires will allow resources to be
directed to critical areas maximizing the
community

benefit.

Park Types
Park

classifications

are

useful

several

ways.

They

can

help

define

set

characteristics to serve as a guide when
parks are constructed or renovated. They
can also restrict incompatible activities
by limiting those activities to only certain
types of parks.

Parks

can

classified

type

based

their size, function, and character. The
2017 Environmental Resources and
Conservation Element of the
General Plan contains four park
type

classifications:

Mini

Parks;

Neighborhood
Parks; 3) Community Parks;
and 4) Regional Parks.

Mini Park: Mini parks are generally smaller
than 2.5 acres and typically do not have
enough room for organized recreation
facilities, but support passive recreational
activities such as walking (e.g., Booster
Park, French Park, Tarbox Park).

3.1 Neighborhood Park: Neighborhood parks
are between 2.5 and 10 acres in size and
often provide recreational opportunities
to families with young children. They
typically have children’s play areas and
structures, and many are located near a
school (e.g., Burke Park, Conrad
Park, Drew Park, Marina Park).

Community Park: Community parks
are 10 to 40 acres in size and are often
centrally located to serve multiple
neighborhoods. These facilities provide a
wide range of recreational opportunities
for children and adults, and offer a
more diverse range of activities than
neighborhood parks (e.g., Chris Carr Park,
Gisler Park, Langenbeck Park, Marina
Park).

Regional Park: Regional parks, which
exceed 40 acres in size, provide
specialized recreational facilities such
as equestrian areas and campsites. In
addition to serving Huntington Beach
community members, regional parks
often attract visitors from a wider region
(e.g., Huntington Central Park).

Regional parks may also include natural
areas that provide passive recreational
opportunities in a more natural
environment. This distinguishes regional
parks from natural resource areas that
are essentially open space conservation
areas, where “use” may be restricted or
is incidental to their conservation and
protection.
3 City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 34 Park Types
Exhibit 3.1-1:

Huntington Beach Park Types Map
Copyright © 1995–2024 Esri.

Park Types
There are currently seventy-nine (79)
parks which encompass 737.44 acres
of developed parkland. The City
currently categorizes parks into four
broad categories, Mini, Neighborhood,
Community, and Regional Parks.
35 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 3 City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 36 Photo by de.m.wikipedia.org
37 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Acreage Analysis
There are currently seventy-nine (79)
parks which encompass 737.44 acres
of developed parkland. The City
currently categorizes parks into four
broad categories, Mini, Neighborhood,
Community, and Regional Parks.

Open space acreage at Bolsa Chica
Ecological Reserve, Brookhurst Marsh,
Magnolia Marsh, Newland Marsh, and
Talbert Marsh totals 1,456 acres and
is not included in City’s park acreage
goal.

These

areas

are

identified

Open

Space/Conservation in the General Plan
and should be preserved and protected.

In addition, the public and private golf
courses are not counted in the parkland
acreage goal since they are not
available for use by the general public
and are pay to play facilities.

Private recreation facilities, such as
homeowner association parks, are not
credited.

Park Acreage
Park Acres by Park Type Summary
Mini Parks
Neighborhood Parks
Community Parks
Regional Parks
Total Park Acreage

7.57 Acres
186.36 Acres
163.61 Acres
379.90 Acres
737.44 Acres
Acres per 1000 Residents (including
shore)
Developed Parks 5.95 Acres
Acres per 1000 Residents
Developed Parks 3.75 Acres
3 The City’s General Plan references that
the City should “Maintain or exceed the
current park per capita ratio of 5.0 acres
per 1,000 persons, including the beach in
the calculations.”
Including the 434 acres of shore which
includes the coastal beaches operated
by the City and the State, the City
currently has:

If the shore is not included the City would
have:

City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 38 Community
Facilities
A wide variety
of experiences
and opportunities
are available
to the community
through the programs
and services provided by
the Community and Library
Services Department. The
Department provides recreation
activities and programs at 25
community facilities. Rooms and large
halls can be rented for various occasions.

Room rental facilities are located at the Art
Center, City Gym & Pool, Murdy Community
Center, Edison Community Center, Central Library
and Theater, and Senior Center in Central Park as well
as two clubhouses, Harbour View Clubhouse and Lake Park Clubhouse. The City’s Newland Barn, located within Bartlett Park, also has a hall with historical gardens and gazebo available for rent.

NOTE: The Sports Complex is City owned and third-party operated.

Exhibit 3.1-2: Huntington Beach
Community Facilities Map
Copyright © 1995–2024 Esri.

Community Facilities
¯
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Community Facilities
1 - Art Center
2 - Banning Branch Library
3 - Beach Public Services Center
4 - City Gym & Pool
5 - Edison Community Center
6 - Harbour View Clubhouse
7 - Helen Murphy Branch Library
8 - Huntington Central Park - Amphitheater
9 - Huntington Central Park - Bandstand
10 - Huntington Central Park - Library & Theater
11 - Huntington Central Park - Senior Center
12 - Huntington Central Park - Sports Complex
13 - Lake Park Clubhouse
14 - Lake Park BBQ
15 - Lake View Clubhouse
16 - Main Street Branch Library
17 - Memorial Hall
18 - Murdy Community Center
19 - Newland House & Barn
20 - Oak View Branch Library
21 - Shipley Nature Center
22 - Terry Park Clubhouse (inactive)
23 - The Marine Safety Education Center
24 - Vincent Moorhouse Lifeguard Headquarters
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Community Facilities
1 - Art Center
2 - Banning Branch Library
3 - Beach Public Services Center
4 - City Gym & Pool
5 - Edison Community Center
6 - Harbour View Clubhouse
7 - Helen Murphy Branch Library
8 - Huntington Central Park - Amphitheater
9 - Huntington Central Park - Bandstand
10 - Huntington Central Park - Library & Theater
11 - Huntington Central Park - Senior Center
12 - Huntington Central Park - Sports Complex
13 - Lake Park Clubhouse
14 - Lake Park BBQ
15 - Lake View Clubhouse
16 - Main Street Branch Library
17 - Memorial Hall
18 - Murdy Community Center
19 - Newland House & Barn
20 - Oak View Branch Library
21 - Shipley Nature Center
22 - Terry Park Clubhouse (inactive)
23 - The Marine Safety Education Center
24 - Vincent Moorhouse Lifeguard Headquarters
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20 17
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22 23
Community Facilities
1 - Art Center
2 - Banning Branch Library
3 - Beach Public Services Center
4 - City Gym & Pool
5 - Edison Community Center
6 - Harbour View Clubhouse
7 - Helen Murphy Branch Library
8 - Huntington Central Park - Amphitheater
9 - Huntington Central Park - Bandstand
10 - Huntington Central Park - Library & Theater
11 - Huntington Central Park - Senior Center
12 - Huntington Central Park - Sports Complex
13 - Lake Park Clubhouse
14 - Lake Park BBQ
15 - Lake View Clubhouse
16 - Main Street Branch Library
17 - Memorial Hall
18 - Murdy Community Center
19 - Newland House & Barn
20 - Oak View Branch Library
21 - Shipley Nature Center
22 - Terry Park Clubhouse (inactive)
23 - The Marine Safety Education Center
24 - Vincent Moorhouse Lifeguard Headquarters
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6 7
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20 17
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22 23
Community Facilities
1 - Art Center
2 - Banning Branch Library
3 - Beach Public Services Center
4 - City Gym & Pool
5 - Edison Community Center
6 - Harbour View Clubhouse
7 - Helen Murphy Branch Library
8 - Huntington Central Park - Amphitheater
9 - Huntington Central Park - Bandstand
10 - Huntington Central Park - Library & Theater
11 - Huntington Central Park - Senior Center
12 - Huntington Central Park - Sports Complex
13 - Lake Park Clubhouse
14 - Lake Park BBQ
15 - Lake View Clubhouse
16 - Main Street Branch Library
17 - Memorial Hall
18 - Murdy Community Center
19 - Newland House & Barn
20 - Oak View Branch Library
21 - Shipley Nature Center
22 - Terry Park Clubhouse (inactive)
23 - The Marine Safety Education Center
24 - Vincent Moorhouse Lifeguard Headquarters
39 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 18 36
18 36
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60 18
18 36
17 17
14 5
3 3
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6 5
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27 27
26 33
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Bartlett
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Huntington Central West
Huntington Central East
Sports
Complex
Shipley Nature
Center
Helme
Pattinson
Well
Farquhar
Pleasant View
Golden
View
Marine
View
Clegg-
Stacey
Bushard
Conrad
Lark
View
Harbour
View
Bolsa View
Greer
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Seabridge
Moffett
Arevalos
Glen
View
Hope View
Finley
Robinwood
Bluff Top
Wieder
Drew
Lake
View
Edison
Bluff Top
Gisler
Greer
Marina
Terry
Lake
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Eader
Hawes
Burke
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Sowers
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View
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Schroeder
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Magnolia
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Beach
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Murdy
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Lambert
Triangle
Discovery
LeBard
Boardwalk
Parkside
Pacific
City
Sunset Beach Linear
Heil
F.S. #8
Warner
F.S. #7
Lake
F.S. #5
Murdy
F.S. #2
Edwards
F.S. #6
Gothard
F.S. #1
Bushard
F.S. #3
Magnolia
F.S. # 4
Bella Terra
Substation
HBPD
Oak View
Substation
South
Substation
Heliport
Substation
Pacific City
Substation
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Indianapolis Ave. Indianapolis Ave.

BrookhurstSt.

Bushard St.

BrookhurstSt.

Edinger Ave.

Talbert Ave.

Garfield Ave.

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agnoliaSt.

Newland St.

Beach Blvd.

PalmAve.

Yorktown Ave.

Seapoint St.

Delaware St.

Slater Ave.

Graham
St.

McFadden Ave.

Edinger Ave.

Heil Ave.

Warner Ave.

Adams Ave.

NewlandSt.

Beach
Blvd.

Atlanta Ave.

Beach
Blvd.

Gothard St.

Lake St.

Goldenwest St.

Palm Ave.

Springdale St.

Graham St.

Argosy Ave.

Graham St.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Edwards St.Warner Ave.

Center Ave.

M
agnolia
St.

Lake St.

Rancho Rd.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Newland St.

Edinger Ave.

McFadden Ave.

Bolsa Ave.

SaybrookLn.

Edinger Ave.

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Blvd.McFadden Ave.

Adams Ave.

PacificCoastHwy.

Garfield Ave.

EdwardsSt.

Atlanta Ave.

Main St.

Delaware St.

Orange Ave.
17th St.

Talbert Ave.

Bushard
St.

Adams Ave.

Warner Ave.

Heil Ave.

Bolsa Chica St.

Gothard St.

G
oldenwestSt.

Slater Ave.

Ellis Ave.

Banning Ave.

Algonquin St.

Heil Ave.

Main St.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Hamilton Ave.

Banning Ave.

Hamilton Ave.

Yorktown Ave.

Atlanta Ave.

Indianapolis Ave.

Ward St.Brookhurst St.Magnolia St. Bushard St.Garfield Ave.

Ellis Ave.

Slater Ave.

Warner Ave.

Heil Ave.

Talbert Ave.

Magnolia St.

Edinger Ave.

Gothard St.

Bolsa Ave.Goldenwest St.

Edwards St.

Springdale St.

Bolsa
Chica
St.

Yorktown Ave.

Meadowlark
Golf
Course
Huntington
Seacliff
Country
Club
Edison
High School
Golden West College
Marina High
Ocean View High
Pegasus
Hope
View
Mesa
View
Spring
View
Lake
View
College
View
Ada E. Clegg/
Helen Stacey
Village View
John R.

Peterson
Marine
View
Circle View
Golden
View
Samuel E.

Talbert
Agnes L.

Smith
John H.

Eader
Isojiro
Oka
Carden
Conservatory
S.A.

Moffett
Brethren
Christian
High
William T.

Newland
St. Bon-
aventure
Sts. Simon
& Jude
Seacliff
Coastline
Christian
Redeemer
Lutheran
Kinder Care
War
ner Christian
Academy
Lamp & Light
Christian
Hebrew
Academy
Joseph R.

Perry
Ocean
View
School
District
Education
Center
Ralph E.

Hawes
Isaac L.

Sowers
Middle
Huntington
Christian
Church
School
Huntington Beach
High School
Harbour
View
Bright Star
Learning
Center
Heritage
Montessori
First
Christian
La Petite
Academy
Patti's Preschool
& Kindergarten
Grace
Lutheran
C. Fred
Schroeder
Sun View
Oak View
HB Adult
School/
Coast High
School
Ocean View
Pr
eparatory
Preschool
HB Union
High School
District Office
Surf City
Christian
Preschool
Dwyer
Middle
School
Marley's
Preschool
Kinetic
Academy
Liberty
Christian
School
LePort
Educational
Center
Surfing Museum
Bella Terra
Five Points Plaza
Main Street
Bolsa Chica Wetlands
HB Civic
Center

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WHEN USING THIS MAP
Information shown hereon is a compilation of
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provided as a convenience to the user. The
City of Huntington Beach does not guarantee
its completeness or accuracy.

It is the user's responsibility to verify all
information to their own satisfaction.

Information Services Department
HB GIS
June 2015
Street Block Range
Various Depth Sounding
Centerline
Isobath
Bike Lane
Bike Lane on One Side
Bike Lane/Bike Route
Bike Route
Multi-Use Pathway
Wide Walkway
Nature Center
Art Center
Police Station
Fire Station
Post Office
Library
Surfing Museum
Civic Center
Park
School
Harbor / Channel
Selected Retail Center
City Boundary
Golf Course
Trail Connectivity
The City of Huntington Beach has developed a trail network within the City including a Class I bike trail along Bluff Top Park and 2 miles of equestrian trails at Central Park. The City has 77.8 miles of bike lanes, the vast majority are Class II and III.

The ocean-front path that runs along Huntington Beach’s coast is considered to be a multi-use path. It is open to all non-motorized uses and is heavily traveled by runners, walkers and in-line skaters. These paths are separated from roads where cars drive.

While the City has 8.8 miles of multi-use paths, the Huntington Beach Bike Trail runs a total of 12.8 from Sunset Beach to Newport Beach.

The

2013

City

Huntington

Beach

Bicycle

Master

Plan

identifies

9 Class

Bicycle

Trail

projects including improvements to the current bike trail along Bluff Top Park. The City has an excellent opportunity to design trails to double as transportation routes for bicycles. The additional development of a shared use pathway could include both paved and decomposed granite surfaces, providing opportunity for both the casual walker and utilization of the trail as a transportation route.

Trail Connectivity
Exhibit 3.1-3: Huntington Beach
Existing Trails Map
3 City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 40 School Facilities
Exhibit 3.1-4: School Facilities Map
Schools
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Huntington Beach Union High School District
1 - Edison High School
2 - Huntington Beach High School
3 - Marina High School
4 - Ocean View High/Coast High/H.B. Adult School
Huntington Beach City School District
5 - Agnes Smith Elementary School
6 - Ethyl Dwyer Middle School
7 - Huntington Seacliff Elementary School
8 - Isaac Sowers Middle School
9 - John Eader Elementary School
10 - John Peterson Elementary School
11 - Moffett Elementary School
12 - Ralph Hawes Elementary School
Fountain Valley School District
13 - Isojiro Oka Elementary School
14 - Samuel Talbert Middle School
15 - William Newland Elementary School
Ocean View School District
16 - Circle View Elementary School
17 - College View Elementary School
18 - Golden View Elementary School
19 - Harbour View Elementary School
20 - Hope View Elementary School
21 - Marine View Middle School
22 - Mesa View Middle School
23 - Oak View Elementary School
24 - Village View Elementary School
Westminster School District
25 - Ada Clegg Elementary School
26 - Helen Stacey Intermediate School
27 - Schroeder Elementary School
Coast Community College District
28 - Golden West College
Copyright © 1995–2024 Esri.

School Facilities
The City of Huntington
Beach is served by four
elementary school districts,
one high school district, and
one community college district.

These include:
•
Huntington Beach City School
District
•
Huntington Beach Union High School
District
•
Fountain Valley School District
•
Ocean View School District
•
Westminster School District
•
Coast Community College District
41 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Joint Use Agreements
Throughout the City, the public-school
districts have facilities that combined
have several recreation amenities
including

playgrounds,

sports

fields,

pools, running tracks, and tennis courts.

Many of the schools are utilized by sports
organizations

reserve

field

space

that

is necessary to support organized league
events.

The City of Huntington Beach has
established joint use agreements with
some of the school districts for use of
the various recreation amenities by
the City. While the City and Organized
Sports Organizations may request use of
school facilities there is no guarantee of
availability as the districts typically reserve
priority reservation and exclusive use of
facilities during normal school operation
hours.

Note: The Park View Elementary School
was recently closed however the City
does not own the parkland that was
previously part of the school.
3 Schools
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Huntington Beach Union High School District
1 - Edison High School
2 - Huntington Beach High School
3 - Marina High School
4 - Ocean View High/Coast High/H.B. Adult School
Huntington Beach City School District
5 - Agnes Smith Elementary School
6 - Ethyl Dwyer Middle School
7 - Huntington Seacliff Elementary School
8 - Isaac Sowers Middle School
9 - John Eader Elementary School
10 - John Peterson Elementary School
11 - Moffett Elementary School
12 - Ralph Hawes Elementary School
Fountain Valley School District
13 - Isojiro Oka Elementary School
14 - Samuel Talbert Middle School
15 - William Newland Elementary School
Ocean View School District
16 - Circle View Elementary School
17 - College View Elementary School
18 - Golden View Elementary School
19 - Harbour View Elementary School
20 - Hope View Elementary School
21 - Marine View Middle School
22 - Mesa View Middle School
23 - Oak View Elementary School
24 - Village View Elementary School
Westminster School District
25 - Ada Clegg Elementary School
26 - Helen Stacey Intermediate School
27 - Schroeder Elementary School
Coast Community College District
28 - Golden West College
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Huntington Beach Union High School District
1 - Edison High School
2 - Huntington Beach High School
3 - Marina High School
4 - Ocean View High/Coast High/H.B. Adult School
Huntington Beach City School District
5 - Agnes Smith Elementary School
6 - Ethyl Dwyer Middle School
7 - Huntington Seacliff Elementary School
8 - Isaac Sowers Middle School
9 - John Eader Elementary School
10 - John Peterson Elementary School
11 - Moffett Elementary School
12 - Ralph Hawes Elementary School
Fountain Valley School District
13 - Isojiro Oka Elementary School
14 - Samuel Talbert Middle School
15 - William Newland Elementary School
Ocean View School District
16 - Circle View Elementary School
17 - College View Elementary School
18 - Golden View Elementary School
19 - Harbour View Elementary School
20 - Hope View Elementary School
21 - Marine View Middle School
22 - Mesa View Middle School
23 - Oak View Elementary School
24 - Village View Elementary School
Westminster School District
25 - Ada Clegg Elementary School
26 - Helen Stacey Intermediate School
27 - Schroeder Elementary School
Coast Community College District
28 - Golden West College
City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 42 Huntington State Beach
The 121 acre state beach is a popular destination
for water enthusiasts and draws hundreds of
thousands of visitors year round. It is a great place
to

surf,

swim,

sunbathe,

fish.

There

are

volleyball

courts,

basketball

courts,

fire-rings,

and

multi-
use trail. The City of Huntington Beach operates
the portion of the State Beach from the pier north
to Seapoint and also Warner to Surfside. The
paved beachside trail spans 8.5 miles connecting
Huntington and Bolsa Chica State Beaches, with
the 3.5-mile City Beach in between.

Wetlands (Brookhurst Marsh, Magnolia
March, and Talbert Marsh)
The Huntington Beach Wetlands
Conservancy, with the help of the
California Coastal Conservancy, owns all
of the wetlands between Magnolia and
the power plant, the “Magnolia Marsh.”
The Conservancy owns most of the land
between Brookhurst and Magnolia.

Bolsa Chica State Beach
Camping for recreational vehicles, bonfire
rings and concessions which include a
snack shop, showers, and barbecues. The
park

located

Pacific

Coast

Highway

Huntington Beach, between Seapoint Street
and Warner Avenue. It is important to note
the City operates the areas from the Pier to
Seapoint.

Harriett M. Wieder Park
Operated by Orange County, Wieder Park
includes an open turf area for picnicking,
decomposed granite pathways, toddler
and youth playground equipment, picnic
area, parking lot, native plants, trails, and a
scenic viewpoint. When the regional park is
fully completed it will provide an important
recreational trail link between Huntington
Central Park and Bolsa Chica State Beach.

Talbert Regional Park
Operated by Orange County, Talbert
Regional Park is located North and South
of Victoria Street in Costa Mesa between
Pacific

Avenue

and

the

Santa

Ana

River.

The park totals 182 acres. The park includes
a small active area that allows picnicking
and informal recreation, while the trail
system allows for observation of natural
resources and linkage to other parks along
the Santa Ana River.

Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
Approximately 1,300 acre coastal estuary.

Habitats

include

open

water,

mudflats,

salt marsh, coastal dunes, seabird nesting
islands, riparian, and freshwater marsh. More
than

200

avian

species

have

been

identified

at Bolsa Chica and the reserve is very
popular with birders and photographers.

Regional and Other Parks and Recreation Facilities
Regional and Other Parks and Recreation Facilities Open to the Public Additional State, County, and Private Recreation facilities exist within the City of Huntington Beach. Though not directly owned or controlled by the City these parks also provide recreation opportunities to the community. Such facilities are important to identify so not to duplicate City facilities in areas that may already be served through non-City owned recreational opportunities. The following are parks and facilities that have

been

identified

this

category:
43 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve
Operated by Orange County, the nature
preserve represents approximately 135
acres of open space made up of bluffs
surrounding the bay. The park includes the
Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center.

During winter migration up to 35,000 birds
may be using the Bay at one time.

Sunset Harbor and Aquatic Center
Operated by Orange County, there are
approximately 3,000 boats along with over
1,500 residences on the water. Additionally
there is a vast natural area operated by
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that lies
between the Naval Weapons Station and
Sunset Harbor known as the Seal Beach
National Wildlife Refuge. Totaling 911 acres,
the wildlife areas are home to numerous
types of marine life and birds.

Golf Courses
The Huntington Club is privately owned and
operated and includes an 18 hole championship
golf

course

and

practice

facilities,

fitness

center,

pool with cabanas and sauna, dining offerings,
and club events. Meadowlark Golf Course is
City-owned and 3rd party operated. Designed
by notable golf course architect William P.

Bell, the course offers a 5,609-yard par-70
layout across natural terrain landscapes with
mature trees and native vegetation around the
manicured fairways.

Mile Square Park
Operated by Orange County, Mile Square
Regional Park is located in the City of
Fountain Valley and totals 607 acres of
land. Within the park’s boundaries are three
regulation

golf

courses,

three

soccer

fields,

three baseball, and three softball diamonds,
an archery range and a nature area. Also,
there

are

two

fishing

lakes,

concession

operated bike and paddle boat operations,
a wide expanse of picnic areas as well as
numerous picnic shelters.
3 Photo by huntingtonbeachca.gov
City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 44 Park Service Gap Analysis
In addition to providing appropriate
quantities and types of recreation
facilities, the City of Huntington Beach
strives to provide them in useful and
appropriate locations. The service area
gap analysis examines how parks are
distributed throughout residential areas in
the City.

Park Service Area Gaps
Mini Parks
5 Min
Walk
10 Min
Walk
15 Min
Walk

4.4% of
population

11.8% of
population

20.5% of
population
8,507 pop
/ 1.1 sq.
miles
23,099 pop
/ 3.0 sq.
miles
39,906 pop
/ 5.3 sq.
miles
“Everyone deserves a park
within walking distance of their
home.”
-NRPA (National Recreation and Parks
Association)
Proximity to parks is more than a
convenience issue. It helps to establish
an excellent park system by providing
improved air quality, circulation, and
overall improved community health
and wellness. One-half (.5) mile is
approximately a 10-15-minute walk for
most people. Most residences should be
within one-half mile of a neighborhood
park or amenity that satisfy common
recreation needs.

The 5-10-15 minute walk map outlines the
service availability around the existing
parks that are available to Huntington
Beach residents. The service area
boundaries

also

reflect

the

physical

obstructions to pedestrian travel created
by arterial roadways, freeways, etc.
which limit easy access to parks and are
reflected

truncated

shapes

the

service areas shown on the following
exhibits.

Exhibit 3.1-5: Service Area Gap
Analysis for Mini Parks
Copyright © 1995–2024 Esri.

Mini Parks Walking Radius
5 Minutes
10 Minutes
15 Minutes
45 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 3 Neighborhood Parks
5 Min
Walk
10 Min
Walk
15 Min
Walk

28.2% of
population

69.5% of
population

97.2% of
population
54,976 pop
/ 5.6 sq.
miles
135,541 pop
/ 15.7 sq.
miles
189,472 pop
/ 23.2 sq.
miles
Community Parks
5 Min
Walk
10 Min
Walk
15 Min
Walk

2.9% of
population

10.3% of
population

29.6% of
population
5,605 pop
/ 1.0 sq.
miles
20,097 pop
/ 3.4 sq.
miles
57,736 pop /

8.0 sq. miles
Exhibit 3.1-6: Service Area Gap
Analysis for Neighborhood Parks
Exhibit 3.1-7: Service Area Gap
Analysis for Community Parks
Copyright © 1995–2024 Esri.

Neighborhood Parks Walking
Radius
5 Minutes
10 Minutes
15 Minutes
Copyright © 1995–2024 Esri.

Community Parks Walking Radius
5 Minutes
10 Minutes
15 Minutes
City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 46 Park Service Area Gaps
Exhibit 3.1-8: Service Area Gap
Analysis Map
Copyright © 1995–2024 Esri.

All rights reserved.
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Delafield Cir.

Ashworth Cir.

Aragon Cir.

Mauretania Cir.

Oronsay Cir.

Sunday Dr.

Kamuela Dr.

Halawa Dr.

Pago Pago Cir.

Kipahulu Ln.

Tana Dr.

Cook Cir.

Sherry Cir.

Pauline Ln.

Drybank Dr.

Kingsdale Dr.

Heatherton Cir.

Willhelm Cir.

Baywater Ln.

Topside Cir.

Windlass Dr.

Brookside Dr.

Wadebridge Cir.

Coenson Cir.

SafeharborLn.

Jana
Wichita Ave.

Venice Ave.

Jay Cir.

Alsuna Ln.
14thSt.
13th St.

Hill St.

Shipley St.

NewhavenLn.
19th St.
21st St.
11th St.
13thSt.
15th St.

Main St.
5th St.
7th St.
9th St.
3rd St.

Melinda Cir.

Mokihana Dr.

Rockpoint Dr.

Windsong Cir.

Iolani Cir.

W
allingford
Ln.

Drumbeat Dr.

Southshore Dr.

Seaside Ln.

Alii Cir.

Cocobana Ln.

Indigo Cir.

Chubasco Ln. Red Jacket Cir.

Panacea Dr.

Blackfin Cir.

Marino Ln.Satterfield Dr.

Chelsea
Ln.

St Augustine Dr.

El Capitan Dr.

Suburbia Ln.

Aquatic Ln.

Dragon Cir.

Chance Cir.

Balgair Cir.

La Cresta Cir.

Saline Dr.

Silver Strand Dr.

Castlegate Dr.

Skimmer Ln.

Five Harbors Dr.

Strathcona Dr.

Scougall Cir.

Paddock Cir.

Guss Dr.

Rocky Mountain Dr.

Bay Meadow Dr.

Viva Cir.

Mary Cir.

Alicante Ln. Mission Ln.

Heron Cir.

Crane Cir.

Farnsworth Ln.

Seabird Cir.

Evelyne Cir.

Mataro Ln.

Varas Cir.

Cape Newbury Dr.

Ebbtide Cir.

Northport Dr.

Vintage Ln.

Imperial Cove Ln.

Gallant Dr.

Midbury Dr.

Afton Cir.

Haxton Cir.

Oxley Cir.

Sherborne Ln.

Hayes Cir.

Tyler Cir.

Polk Cir.

Cato Cir.

Dallas Cir.

Doremere Dr.

Bellmead Dr.

Mossford Dr.

Lowmead Dr.

Larkport Dr.

Compton Dr.

Rumford Ln.

Hurstwell Dr.

Ancho rage Dr.

Helena Cir. Windward Ln.

Dolphin Dr.

Crawford Cir.

ColdwaterLn.

Bowm
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Ln.

LeecrestLn.

Gettysburg Dr.

Pioneer Dr.

Coral Cir.

Skiff Cir.

Bosun Cir.

Trident Ln.

Shore Cir.

Shoal Cir. Roderick Ln. Occidental Ln.

Warfield Dr.

Rumsey Ln.

Potomac Ln.

Veering Cir.

Findley Cir.

Deep
Ofelia
Ln.

Presi dio Dr.

PresidenteDr.

Stern Ln.

Lawson
Ln.

Meredith Dr.

Garden Cir.

FoxdaleCir.

Church Cir.

Bayhill Ln.

Avondale Ln.

Stonehurst Ln.

Pageant Dr.

CherryhillLn.

Port Clyde Dr.

Hatteras Dr.

Yarm
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Ln.

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Ln.

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Pecan Ave.

Acacia Ave.

Frampton
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Morning Tide Dr.

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DeepHarborDr.
10th St.
11th St.
1st St.

Georgia St.

California St.

Toronto Ave.

Utica Ave.

Rochester Ave.

Austin Dr.

Truxton Dr.

Drew Cir.

Sealargo Ln.

Bluffside
Cir.

Regal Cir.

Catamaran Ln.

Homestead Ln.

BurnhamCir.

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Seacrest Ln.

Pinetree
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Lombardy Ln.

Poe Dr.

Ivy Cir.

Flagstone Ln.

Camfield Ln.

Bedel Dr.

Antigua Ln.

Kausch Cir.

Breakwater Cir.

Allison Cir.

Doral Dr.

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Ln.

Royal Grove Dr.

Deguelle Cir.

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Brabham Dr.

Garrett Cir.

Moore Cir.

Clancy Ln.

Mediterranean Dr.

Zion Cir.

Kenworth Cir.

Lapworth Cir.

Queens Park Ln.

Orient Dr.

Dana Dr.

Hagerstown Cir.

Binghampton Cir.

Shepherd Ln.

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Kiowa Ln.

Landfall Dr.

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Hilaria Cir. Saluda Cir. Dirigo Cir. Branta Cir.

Baybreeze Dr.

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PowellLn.

Tulare Dr.

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Ln.

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Dr.

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Maidstone
Ln.

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Racepoint Dr.

Seabright Ln.

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Reilly Dr.

Puerto Dr.

Snowbird Dr.

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Lancelot Ln.

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Westcliff Dr.

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Ln.

Ln.

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Harcourt Cir.

Hingham Dr.

Lantern Ln.

Cohasset Ln. Montauk Cir.

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Snug Harbor
Ski Harbor Cir.Sea Mist Ln.

ShellHarborCir.

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Rainier Cir.

Cathay Cir.

Smokey Cir.

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Alisa Ln.

Lures Ln.Sidcup Ln.

Lures Ln.

ReederLn.

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Derbyshire Ln.

Cornwall Dr.

Barcelona Ln.

Rotterdam Ln.

Sunbreeze Dr.

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erald
Ln.

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Berlark Cir.

Misty Ln.

Marina View Pl.

Orion Dr.

Stellrecht Cir.

King Cir.James Cir.

Lynn Ln.

Hermanson Cir.

Leslie Ln.

Chase Dr.

Gables
Warmington Ln.

Davis Cup Dr.

Racquet Club Dr.

Fisher Dr.

Forest Hills Ln.

Rogers Dr.

Herbert Ln.

Kern Dr.

Brannen Dr.

Griffin
Ln.

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Ghent Dr.

Dorita Dr.

Tilburg Dr.

Nordina Dr.

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Seapine Cir.

Curtis Cir.

T ortuga Dr.

Greenleaf Ln.

Vineland Dr.

Glenroy Dr.

Camelot Cir. Pleasant Cir.

St Andrews Ln.

Apel Ln.

Whitford Ln. PortsideCir. ShamleyCir.

Palo Alto Dr.

Norino Dr.

Taurus Ln.

Gate Hill
Cir.

Sicily Cir.

Sandpebble Cir.

Silver BeachCir.

Harbor Key Cir.

Country Cir.

Quietsands Cir.

Cambria Cove Cir.

Starfish Ln
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reenbrierDr.

SeaCanyon
Cir.

Seawind Cir.

SandcastleLn.

Seagull Ln.

Seaway
Surfside Dr.

HarborDr.

ShorecliffLn.

Oceanaire Cir.

Riptide Cir.

Windjammer Ln.

Coastline Ln.

Seashark
AguaDr.

Waterview Ln.

MaritimeLn.

Havenrock Dr.

Milano Dr.

RomaDr.

Mast Dr.

Pierpoint Dr.

Newfoundland Cir.

Cir.

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Scenic Bay Ln.Quiet Surf
Cir.

Cir.

Walnut Ave.

Olive Ave.

Walnut Ave.

Olive Ave.

Townsquare Ln.

Pierside Cir.

Olive Ave.

Walnut Ave.

Acacia Ave.

Elmcrest Ln.

Pecan Ave.
11th St.
13thSt.
12th St.

Park St. Pine St.

Loma Ave.

Main St.

AspenwoodLn.

Park St.

Argyle Dr.

Cambridge Ln.Claremont Ln.

Argyle Dr.

Inverness Ln.Kingswood Ln.

Aberdeen Dr. Aberdeen Dr.

Cambridge Ln. Inverness Ln.Kingswood Ln. Berkshire Ln.

Devonshire Dr.

Cornwall Dr.

Devonshire Dr.

Cornwall Dr.

Bond Cir.

Frederick Cir.

Constitution Dr.

Education Ln.

Rockland Ln.

Innsbruck Dr.

Woodlawn Dr.

Hartsdale Cir.

Tibbett Ln.

Telhan Dr.

Bickley Dr.

Pettswood Dr.

Elmsford Ln.

Bromley Ln.

Warburton Dr.

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Brigantine Ln.

Weakfish Ln. Salmon Ln.

Bluegill Cir. Catfish Cir. Perch Cir.

Carp Cir.Walleye Ln.

Stingray Ln.

Tigerfish Cir.

Bass Dr.

Albacore Dr.Bluefin Ln.

Windridge Ln.

Kukui Dr.

Pua Dr.

Glenwood Dr.

Chalet Ln.

Northridge Ln.

Vanguard Ln.

Sherman Dr.

Sabre Ln.

Cortez Dr.

Able Ln.

Oceanus Dr.

Triton Ln.

Newsboy Cir.Jason Cir.Andaman Ln.

Galway Cir.

Caspian Cir.

Pipeline Ln.

Memphis Ave.

Nashville Ave.

Coral Reef Dr.

Hillcrest Cir.Riverview Cir.

Lakeside
Ln.

Backbay Cir.

Oceanhill Dr.

Anna Ln.

Alondra Dr.

Amber Dr.

Alpine Ln. ApplecrossLn.

Arch Ln.Ap ril Dr.

Huntington St.

Lincoln Ave.

Knoxville Ave.

Portland Cir.

Talegate Dr.

ManorfieldDr.

Caddington Cir.

Polo Cir.

Trotter Dr.

Academ
yCir.

Saddleback Ln.

Duello Ln.Mashie Cir. Lucero Ln. Grass Cir.FlowerLn.

NicholsLn.

Cypress Dr.

Koledo Ln.

Queens Ln.

Lori Dr.

Graziadio Dr.

G
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Sunkist Cir.

Assembly Ln. Electronic Ln.

Apollo Ln.

Thor Dr.

Kimberly Dr.

Fieldston Ln.

Kingston Ln.

Dover Dr.

Baylor Cir.Drake Ln. Rice Cir.

Alexandria Dr.

Yale Cir.

Harvard Cir.

Rutgers Cir.

Citadel Dr.

Brown Cir.

Duke Cir.

La Salle Ln. Stanford Ln.

Holiday Ln.

Bayside Ln.

Genoa Cir.Eton Cir. Sussex Cir.

Oxford Dr.

Alexandria Dr.

Sorento Cir.

Paris Cir.

Rome Cir.

Hanover Ln.

Capri Cir. Florence Cir.

Nube Ln.

Marea Dr.

Prairie Dr.

G
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Grunion Ln.

Jib Cir.

Vista Dr.

Island Cir.

Neely Cir.

Sandy Dr.

Ranchview
Pinecrest
Milo Dr.

T wintree Dr.

Redwing Ln.

Charlene Cir.

Milo Dr.

Hoskins Ln.

Skipjack Dr. Marlin Dr. Porpoise
Ln.

Shark Dr.

Stark Dr.

Hart Cir.

Waite Ln.

Potter Cir.

Wheeler Cir.

Tripp Cir.

Monroe Ln.

Higgins Cir.

Bryant Dr.

Brush Dr.

HuntingtonVillageLn.

Royal Oak Dr.

Norma Dr.

Maddox Dr.

Bartlett Ln.

Northlake Dr. Robidoux Dr.

Terry Dr.

Lucia Ln.

Bressel Ln.

Woodstream Cir.

Rockcreek Cir.

Nancy Dr.

Pine St.

Ranch Ln.

Se abluff Dr.

Pom
pano
Ln.

Coho Dr.

Yellowtail Dr.

Bluefish Ln.

Seaspring Dr.

Cleveland Dr.

Sunray Ln. Seahorse Ln.

Stewart Ln.

Shoreline
Ln.

Seine Dr.

Gem
iniLn.

Seastar Dr.

OceanportLn.

Huntington St.

Clearharbor Dr.

Nomad Cir.

Lowtide Cir.

Sloop Cir.

Rainbow Cir.

Flagship Cir.

Clay Ave.
17th St.

Terrace Cir.

Williams Dr.

Owen Dr.

England St.

Florida St.

Del Way
W
hitesandsDr.

England St.Hess Cir.

Utica Ave.

Alabama St. Huntington St. California St.

Springfield Ave.

Ahsante Dr.

Altamar Dr.

Ariana Cir.

Alabama St.

Oswego Ave.

Portland Ave.

Bayport Dr.

Florida St.California St.

Joliet Ave.

England St.

Pacific Cove Ln.

Summerview Ln.Shorecrest Ln.

Sandglass Dr.

Seabreeze
Seadrift Dr.

Landing Dr.

Alabama St. Huntington St.

Hartford Ave.

Frankfort Ave.

Geneva Ave.

Elmira Ave.

Baltimore Ave.

Detroit Ave.

Chicago Ave.

Geneva Ave.

Frankfort Ave.

California St.

Sandstone Cir.

Oceanside Ln.Sandbar Ln.

Bay Dr.

Baypoint Dr.

Shellfish Ln. Seacoast Cir.

Beachcomber Dr.

Coastwatch Ln.

Shell Cir.

Coastview
Ln.

Sailm
akerCir.

Florida St.

Huntington
St.

Delaware St.

Main mast Dr.

Sailboat Cir.

Seabreeze Dr.

A
dm
iralLn.

Waterfall Cir.

Seawall Cir.

Southwind Cir.

Moonmist Cir.

Oceangrove Cir.

Sunrise Dr.

Edison Dr.

Lomond Dr.

Doncaster Dr.

Hillhead Dr.Scone Dr.

Starshell Dr.

Bastia
Ln.

Drymen Dr.

Dory Dr.

Jenny Dr.

Mariners Cove Dr.

Leeward Dr.

Lochlea Ln.Cupar Ln.

Crew Dr.Cape Horn Dr.

Artista Dr.

Galley Dr. Gypsy Moth Ln.

Windchild Ln.

Wildwood Cir. Wildwood Dr.

Pennington Dr.

Attleboro Cir.

Freeport Ln.

Eastport Dr.

Woolburn Dr.Woolburn Dr.

Eastport Dr.

Deerfield Dr.Deerfield Dr.

Attleboro Ln.

Surfwood Ln.

Freeport Ln.

Pawtucket Dr.

Ridgefield Dr.

Foxhall Dr.

Pawtucket Dr.

Ridgefield Dr.

Weathersfield Ln.

Chesterbrook Ln.

Foxhall Dr.

Chesterfield Ln.Attleboro Cir.

Ashburton Cir.

Driftwood Dr.

Sail Cir.

Mermaid Cir.

Sunset Cir.

Schooner Ln.

Kingfisher Dr.

Alvarado Dr.

Castilian Dr.

Colima Ln.

Tern Cir.

Goshawk Ln.

Egret Ln.

Sandpiper Ln.

Somerville Ln.

Seven
SeasLn.

Yvonne Ln.

Londonderry Ln.

Kilkenny Ln.

Malloy Dr.

Dublin Ln.

Munster Dr.

Sea Cir. Beam Cir. Lighthouse Ln.

Seashell Cir.

Sealrock Dr.

Seaport Dr.

Southport Dr.

Millbridge Cir.

Boothbay Cir.

Norfolk Dr.

Port Greenwich Ln.

S. New Britain Ln.

C
ape
Cottage
Ln.

N. New Britain Ln.

Portview Tidepool
Cir.

Cir.

Waterspray Dr.

Seawater Dr.

Seabridge Ln.

SandcoveCir. Cir.

Bridgepoint Dr.

Flaxman Dr.

Deepview Dr.

Bridgeside
Ln.

Seaglen Dr.

W
eem
sLn.

Rothert Ln.

Edgewood Ln.

Velvet Cir.

Clarkdale Dr.

Grace Cir.

Scribe Dr.

Cade Cir.

Drybrook Ln. Ditmar Ln.

Deepcliff Dr.

Carson Dr.

Sacramento Ln.

Anzio Cir.

Harding
Ln.

Wenlock Cir.

Jon Day Dr.

Stonybrook Dr.

Birchwood Dr.

Danbury Cir.

Congress Cir.

Capitol Cir.

Skyline Ln.

Elm Ln.

Jacquelyn Ln.

Granada Ln.

Guilders Dr.

Polder Cir.

Newm
oon
Ln.

Ivorycrest Ln.

Rain Cir.

AmbroseLn.

Franklin Dr.

Quebec Dr.

Cliffside Dr.

Suncoral Dr.

Crescent Dr.Naples Dr.

Bridgeport Dr.

Fox Cir.

Edgebrook Ln.

Appleby Dr.

Vallea Cir.

Sterling Dr.

Le Conte Dr.

Gum Tree Ln.

Fairmont Ln.

Morningside Dr.

Surfdale Ln.

Falmouth Dr.

Dartmoor Dr.

Queensport Ln.

Seavista Ln.

Sardinia
Ln.

Vasile Cir.

Lanark Cir.

Lauder Cir.

Elgin Cir.

Seaspray Dr.

Baywood Dr.

Moontide Cir.

Brixham Cir.

Cir.

Whitburn
W
orchesterLn.

Weymouth Ln.

Grant Dr.

Colchester Ln.

BeachcrestLn.

Baymist Dr.

Prestwick Cir.

Islandview
Surfline Dr.

Dalehurst
Cir.

Mandeville Dr.

Deauville Dr.

Summerfield Ln.

M
ilfordCir.

Enfield Cir.

Daren Cir.

Hamden Ln.

Gilford Cir.

Franciscan Cir.

Bridgeway Ln.

Wave Cir.

Keel Dr.

Whitesails Cir.

Sausalito Ln.

Lorraine Dr.

Brentwood Dr.

Tanglewood Ln.

Palermo Dr.

Acapulco Cir.

Bayonne Dr. Sailport Dr.

Sailwind Ln.

Pismo Ln.

Rockcrest Ln.

Coralwood Ln.

Northstar Ln.Hopebay Ln.

Seahurst Dr. Moorpark Dr.

Sanderson Ln.

Lotus Ln.

Blane Cir.

Karen Cir.

Jerrilyn Ln. Cindy Ln.

Waterbury Ln.

Grand Dr.

Krepp Dr.

Steven Ln.

Ronney Dr.

McLaren Ln.

Annik Dr.

Lola Ln.

Hickory Ln.

Hyde Park Dr.

Randi Ln.

Hillsboro Cir. Mathew Cir.Woodward Ln.

Litchfield Dr.

Velardo Dr.

Castine Dr.

Kittery
Cir.

Rockport Ln.

Marblehead Ln.

Stonington Cir.

W
ood
Island
Ln.

Oceancrest Dr.

SummerwindLn.

Shorebreeze Dr.

O
ceanbreezeLn.

Hightide Dr.

Vacation Ln.

Summer Cir.

Surfcrest Dr.

Tide Ln.

Dakar Ln.Borba Cir.

St John Ln.

Clearbrook Dr.

Cam
eo
Ln.

Archer Cir.

Augusta Cir. Pensacola Cir.

Peppertree Dr.

Chevy Chase Dr.

Indian Wells Cir.

Lem
ontree
Ln.

Spyglass Ln.

Via Straits Ln.

G
reenspray
Ln.

Denver Ln.

Topeka
Ln.

Phoenix Ln.

Boise Dr.

Pierre Dr.

Salt Lake Dr.

Gemfall Ln.

Albatross Dr.

Breakers Dr.

Westwinds Ln.

Cutter Dr.

Isthmus Ln.Estuary Ln.

Clipper Dr.

Kelso Dr.

Norcroft Ln. Flax Cir.

Masters Dr.

Newby Ln.

Viscount Dr.

Page Cir.

Squires Cir.

Princess Cir.

Crown Reef Ln.

Knights Cir.

TranquilLn.

Bellshire Dr.M
ayportLn.

Atwater
Seaforth Ln.

GothicCir.

Sw
ansea
Ln.

Astor Ln.

Burlcrest Dr.

Croft Ln.

Henton Dr.

MansardLn.

Bain ford Dr.

Cir.

Faust
Vail Dr.

Cir.

Rath MeanderLn.

Allport Ln.

Charford Dr.

Ives Ln.

BrentstoneLn.Marv ale Dr.

M
uralCir.

Trinity Cir.

Sierra Cir.

Solano
Cir.

Beacon Dr.

Merced Cir.

LarkhallC
ir.

Oakridge Ln.

Yuba Cir.

Cir.Modesto
Plumas
Cir.

Yolo Cir.

Modoc Cir.

Alameda Dr.

Marin Cir.Wellspring Dr.Cir.

Butte
Fresno Cir.

Placer Cir.

Sutter Cir.

Greenfield Ln.

SonomaCir.BenitoCir.

Tulare Dr.

Cir.

Lassen
Napa Cir.

San Diego
Cir.

Inyo Cir.

Cir.

Kings
Orange Cir.

Lauderdale Ct.

Riverside Cir.

Coral Springs Ct.

Ventura Cir.

Van Ness Ct.

Shasta Cir.

Kern Cir.

Portola Ct.

Martinique Dr.

Barbados Cir.Miramar Ln.

Greenboro Ln.W
hite
Horse
Ln.

Bolin Cir.

Leasure Ln.

Dorsett Dr.

Poston Ln.

Shaw Ln.

Arcel Cir.

Fry Cir.

Kroll Ln.

Sand Dollar Ln.

Milne Dr.

Sandy Hook Dr.

Surveyor Cir.

SailorsBayLn.

Folkstone Cir.

HarwichLn.

Leilani Dr.

Lanai Cir.

Tiki Cir.La Jolla Cir.

Tahiti Cir.

M
alibu
Ln.

Balboa Cir. Newport Cir.Catalina Cir.

Molokai Dr.

Luau Ln.

Laguna Cir.

Hula Cir.

Playa Dr.

Gateshead Dr.

Bushwick D r.

Christine Dr.

Gulstrand Cir.

Daytona Cir.

Starfire Ln.

Rambler Dr.

Hudson Dr.

Fairlane Cir.

Keoki Cir.

Kanakoa Ln. Hanakai Ln. Zamora Ln.

Impala Ln.

Neolani Dr.Lehua Ln.

Teakwood Ln.

Aloha Dr.

Kahului Dr.

Mahalo Dr.

Kapaa Dr.

Bermuda Dr.

Rhodesia Dr.

Kaneohe Ln.

Haiti Dr.

Adelia Cir.

Regatta Dr.

Bobbie Cir.

Niguel Cir.

Baham
a
Ln.Polynesian Ln.

Bowsprit Ln.

Waterfront Dr.

Tidewater Cir.

Fleet Ln.

Dockside Cir.

Northshore Ln.

Pier Dr.

Bulkhead Cir.

Dove Cir. Fern Cir.

Shadwell Dr.

Darrow Dr.

Power Dr.

Lawton Dr.

Spurney Ln.Hillsdale Ln.

Haven
Ln.

Conrad
Dr.

Dante Ln.

Santiago Dr.

Carmel Ln.Belcaro Dr.

Sunridge Dr.

Woodcrest Dr.

Fireside Dr.

Comstock Dr.

Crestview Ln.

Spencer Cir.

Hopetown Ln.

Kelvin
Ln.

ChaucerLn.

Elizabeth
Ln.

Carrolltown Dr.

Albany Cir.

Minerva Ln.

Tobermory Cir.Bearsden Cir.Callieburn Cir.

Cloudhaven Dr.

Anchor Cir.

Bluffwater Cir.

Kenyon
Ln.

Venus Cir.

Mooncrest Cir.

Coastland Dr.

Titan Ln.

Tideland Ln.

Cliffwood Dr.

Deervale Ln.Adrian Cir. Bancroft Cir.Ramona Ln. Eastwood Cir.

Hazelbrook Dr.

Candlewood Dr.

ShelterLn.Nautilus Dr.

Shorewood Cir.

Harbor Isle Ln.

Jett Dr.Larthorn Dr.

Johnson Ln.

Peach Ln.

Flora Ln.

Fee Ln.

Gloucester Ln. Providence Ln.

Cape Cod Dr.

Groton Dr.

Greenwich Dr.

Portsmouth Dr.

Nantucket Dr.

Hyannis Port Dr.

Waterbury Ln.

Honeywood Ln.

Village
Dr.

Gardenia Ln.

Marina Ln.

DensmoreLn.

Veronica Dr.

Madeline Dr.

Elva Cir.

Verde Mar Dr.

Bluereef Dr.

Monte Carlo Cir.

Seasprite Cir.

Jamaica Cir.Port Royal Cir.

Bay Crest Cir.

Green Cove Cir.

Villa Pacific Dr.

Wavecrest Cir.

Seacove Dr.

Barranca Cir.

M
onaco
C
ir.

Brookhaven Cir. Harbor Point Cir.

Carribean Cir.

Brookbay Cir.

Agean Cir.

Sunstar Cir.

AgeanCir.

Carribean
Cir.

Agean Cir.

Carribean Cir.Coral Cove Cir.

Richmond Cir. Lockhaven Cir.

Effingham Dr.

Am
berwickLn.

Strathmoor Ln. Shackleford Cir.Beckwourth Cir.

Cornerbrook Dr.

Bluefield Dr.

Firebrand Ln.

Inferno Ln.

Volante Dr.

Kite Dr.

Star Dr.

Upland Dr.

Endever Dr.

El Toro Ln.

Sparkm
an
Ln.

NationalLn.

Levee Dr.

Tiller Cir. Horizon Ln.

Spinnaker Dr.

Voyager Cir.

Pebble Ln. Salt Air Cir.

Pierview Ln.

Reef Ln.

Zetland Dr.

Dumbreck Dr.

Netherway Dr.

Caithness Dr.

Erskine Dr.

Troon Ln.

Iona Ln.

Q
ueensParkLn.

Friarscourt Dr.

Scotstoun Dr.

W
oodlea
Ln.

Glencairn Ln.

Jura Dr.

Big Sur Dr.

Vicksburg Dr.

Hot Springs Dr.

Peck Dr.

Mammoth Dr.

Colonial Cir.

Yellowstone Dr.

Lassen Cir.

Morristown Cir.

W
ind
Cave
Ln.

Sheffield Ln.

Raleigh Dr.

Burnley Ln.

Kensington Dr.Kensington Dr.

Raleigh Dr.

Leighton Ln. Vermont Ln.

Cornwall Dr.

Durham Dr.

Kensington Dr.

Coventry Ln.Keswick Ln.

Sutton Ln.

Charing Cross Dr.

Claremont Ln.

Keswick Ln.

Coventry Ln.

Aberdeen Dr.

Devonshire Dr.

Coventry Ln.Keswick Ln.

Argyle Dr.

Maikai Dr.

Kaimu Dr. Samoa Dr.

Suva Ln.

Moorea Ln.

Tonga Ln.

Papua Ln.

Bikini Ln.

Independence
Ln.

Monitor Dr.

Shangri La Dr.

Lexington
Ln.

Lurline Dr.

Canberra Ln. Constellation
Ln.

Trenton Ln.

Forrestal Dr.

Bismark Dr.

Constitution Dr.

Cutty Sark Dr.

Valley Forge Dr.

Merrimac Dr.

Matsonia Ln.

Shalom Dr.

Lexington
Ln.

Ranger Ln. Carmania Ln.

Margate Ln.

Hull Dr.

Ramsgate Ln.

Holburn Dr.

Disney Cir.

Ascot Cir.

Colgate
Cir.

Beaum
ontCir.

Niagara Dr.

Jill Dr.

Wesley Cir.

Midland Ln.

Tanbark Cir.

Princeton Cir.

Cra
im
erLn.

Hercules Dr.

Crailet Dr.

Warwick Dr.

Kings Canyon Dr.

Amby Dr.

Cynthia Dr.

Theseus Dr.

Beverly Dr.

Lavonne Ln.

Cliff Dr.

Suntan Cir.

Signet Cir. Spindrift Ln.

Starboard Cir.

Oyster Bed Ln.

Surge
Ln.

Galbar Cir.

Sprit Cir.

Spar Cir.

Larchmont Cir.

DearborneCir.

Clay Ave.

Ravenwood
Ln.

Quiet BayLn.

Pitcairn Ln.

Fiji Ln.

Tobago Ln.

Mauna Ln.

Harborbreeze Ln.

JonesportLn.

Susan Ln.

Olana Ln.

Big Bend Ln.

Everglades Ln.

Running
Springs
Ln.

Redwood Ln.

Briarly Ln. Felcliff Ln.

Fallbrook Cir.

Pennington Dr.

Chesterbrook Ln.

Ashburton Ln.

Whitestone Dr.

Stilwell Dr.

Oceanview Ln.

Cape
May
Ln.

LittleHarborDr.

Forester Dr.

Silverado Dr.

CherryhillLn.

Greenbrier Dr.

Cir.

Norcon
Fanwood Dr.

BanktonDr.

Jasonwood Dr.

Judwick Cir.

Maryport Dr.

Tamiko Cir.

Moss Dr.

Breda Ln.

Foss Ln.

Evergreen Cir.

Yosemite Cir.

Coronado Ln.

St George Ln.

Erwin Ln.

Gurney Ln.

Baxter Cir. Steiner Cir.

Fallingwater Dr.

Fenley Dr.

Still Harbor Ln.

Arrowhead Dr.

Hallcroft Ln.BershireDr.

Carbeck Dr.

Foxshield Dr.

PepperLn.

Galicia Ln.

El Cortijo Dr.

Kristopher Ln.

Kilda Cir.

Cobra Ln.

Manhattan Dr.

Argo Cir.

Ireland Ln.

Carranza Ln.

Aracena Dr.

Segovia Cir.

Montoya Cir.

Sabbicas Cir.

Lakepoint Ln.

Heathpoint Ln.

Hallport Ln.

M
organ
Ln.

Crabb
Ln.

Reynolds Cir.

Lyons Cir.

Windfield Dr.

Happy Dr.

Mountjoy Dr.

CarnabyLn.

Gaspe Cir.

Alberta Dr. M
anitoba
Ln.

Autopark Dr.

PromenadePkwy.

Forest Glen Dr.

Luss Dr.

Rockridge Dr.

Ashley Dr.

Stewart Ln.

Marseille Dr.

Kampen Ln.

Major Cir.

Van Dyke Ln.

Hague Ln.

Meer Cir. Waal Cir.

Van Buren Ln.

Noble Cir.

Darsy Dr.

Opal Cir.

Jefferson Ln.

Cameron Ln.

Roxanne Ln.

Geraldine Ln.

Rosanna Dr.

Benjamin Dr.

Brittany Ln.

Gulf Ln.

Tradewind Cir.

Mapledale Ln.

Gladys Dr.

Wharton Ln.

Roberta Cir.Thomas Cir.

Taylor Dr.

Springtime Ln.

Dancy Cir.

La Palma Dr.

Libra Cir.

Modale Dr.

Sampson Ln.

Woodwind Dr.

Fairwind Cir.

Derby Cir.

Flagstaff Ln.

Spring Cir.

Crim
son
Cir.

Ln.

Lister
Katherine Dr.

Smokewood Cir.

Constantine Dr.

Wild Rose Ln.

Paseo Cir.

Remington Ln.

Gershwin Dr.

Almelo Ln.

Frans Ln.

Wendy Cir.

Hillgate Ln.

Beck Cir.

Shoreham Ln.

Helenbrook Ln.

Barwood Dr.

Marber Ln.

McCarthy Dr.

De Long Cir. Griffith Cir.

Price Dr.

Grove Cir.

Northfield Ln.

FraserLn.

Julip Ln.

Blue Fox Cir.

Rob Roy Cir. Gibson Cir.

Drey Ln.

Rio Vista Dr.

Torin Dr.

Lewis Ln.

Newbury Dr.

Wintergreen Dr.

Salamanca Ln.

Green Ln.

Sims Ln.

Sandra Lee Ln.

Newman Ave.

Ronald Dr.

Taylor Dr.

Amberleaf Cir.

Parkview Ln.

JoyfulLn.

Ontario Dr.

Florida St.

Patterson Ln.

Demion Ln. ChapelLn.

Chandon
Ln.

Forelle Dr.

Hartlund Ln.

Springh urst Dr.

Newman Ave.

Michael Dr.

Jefferson Ln.Marken Ln.

HarborBluffs
Cir.

Dunbar Dr.

Dorado Dr.

AbaloneLn.

Newquist Ln.

Greentree Ln.

Pendleton Dr.

Glenstone Dr.

BellportCir.

Berlin Ln.

Tiffany Cir.Twain Ln.

Whistler Cir .

Renoir
Cir.

ChapparalLn.

Autumn Cir.

Pinehurst Ln. June Dr.

Meadow Crest Dr.

Englewood Cir.

Madera Ln.

Destry Cir.

Morro Bay Ln.

Madera Ln.

Mariposa Dr.

Ojai Ln.

Napa Cir.

Elsinore Cir. Margarita Ln.

El ArroyoD r.

Golden View Ln.

Fenwick Dr.

Whetmore Ln.

Kurt Ln.

Mayor Ln.

Caspers Cir.

Cedar Dr.

Cain Dr.

Mona Ln.

Nimrod Dr.

Apex Cir.

Fir Dr.

Belsito Dr.

Sycamore Dr.

Cypress Dr.

Kristin Cir.

Wagon Dr.

Dairyview Cir.

Jacquelyn Ln.

Koledo Ln.

Keelson Ln.

B Ln.A Ln.

Blaylock Dr.

Stanley Ln.

Edam
Cir.

Zeider Ln.

Magic Lantern Ln.

Bates Cir.

Tuscan Cir.

Gainsford Ln.

PutneyCir.

Crown
Cir.

FalkirkLn.

Serene Dr.

Ludlow Cir. Stanfield Cir.

Brighton Dr.

CardiffCir.

Selkirk Dr.

Alfawn
Cir.

Cir.

Felson
Denvale
Ridgebury Dr.

Lancefield Dr.

Armada Dr.

McKinney Cir.

Soria Cir.

Calpe Cir.

Mira El Rio Ln.

Belva Dr.

Brookshire Ln.

Baron Cir.

BellCir.

Sergio Cir.

Hawes Ln.

Beard Ln.Pollard Ln.

Stymie Dr.

Manchester Ln.

Morehead Dr.

La
Costa Ln.

Maggie Ln.

Maplegrove
GoldsportCir.

Quintana Ln.

San Leandro Ln.

Santana Cir.

Cir.

Idlewild
Cir.

Cir.

Sweetwater
Cir.

Sunbeam
Newgate Dr.Oakstone Cir .

LarkstoneCir.

Cir.

Chalk Ln.

Bluff
Basin Cir.

Padrino Cir.

Manifesto Cir.

Rolf Cir.

Magic Cir.

Pemberco Cir.

Gleada Ln.

Orchid Dr.ParktreeCir.

Jolly
Ln.

Connie Dr.

Marty Ln.

Alice Ln.

Sharon Ln.

Beachpoint Cir.

Steep
Ln.

Pammy Ln.

Huntington St.

Prodan Dr.

Cliffview Ln.

Lakeview Dr.

Inlet Dr.

Glenfox Dr.

Lisa Ln.

G
oodwin
Ln.

Brentwell Cir.

Inlet Dr.Wellbrook Cir.

Dolphinwood Dr.

Norbrook Dr.

Littlefield Dr.

BershireDr.

Wildflower Ln.

Crosswind Dr.

Corral Cir.

Derby Cir.

Pimlico
Cir.

Faircross Ln.

Bazil
Cir.

Horseshoe Ln.

SummerBreeze
Ln.

Shady Harbor Cir.

Lawn Haven Dr.

CoolwaterLn.

Seagate Dr.

Promenade Pkwy.

Park Meadow Ln.

Park Forest Dr.

Park Glen Ln.

Park Crest Ln.

Park Ridge Ln.

Park Field Cir.

Parkwood Dr.

Racquet Ln.

Brookwood Dr.

Rapids
Creekview
Ln.

Creek Ln.

Shaffer Cir.

Palin Cir.

Havenwood Cir.

Seapoint St.

Silkwood Cir.

Hoyt Cir.

Cherrywood Cir.

Laurelwood Dr.

Ln.

Elmwood
Maplewood Cir.Applewood Cir.

Vallarta Dr.

Pueblo Cir.

Vallarta Dr.

Kingsport Dr.

Laura Cir.

Carolyn Ln.

H
illsideCir.

Colon Cir.

Mora Kai Ln.

Timber Cir.

Delaware St.

W
akefieldLn.

Essex Dr.

Palmdale Ln.

Metzler Ln.

Enterprise Ln.

Evening Star Cir.

Candle Cir.

Searidge Cir.

Glenstone Dr.

Valeworth Cir.

Orkney Cir.

Varsity Dr.

Highland Ln.

Central Park Dr.

FieldburyLn.

Stardust Dr.

Engineer Dr.

Dan Ln.

Neargate Dr.

Spa Dr.

Thunderbird Cir.

Hammon Ln.

Harold Pl.

Nevada Dr.

San Souci Cir.

Frontier Cir.

Croupier Dr.

Jade Cir.

Shinkle Cir.

Penfield Cir.Oaktree Cir.

Business Dr.

Commercial Dr.

Swan Ln.

Hummingbird Ln. Reno
Atlas Dr.

Capetown Ln.

Victoria Ln.

Plymouth Ln.

Cottonwood Cir.

Scotsdale
Minoru Ln.

Wishingwell Ln.

Elbe
Cir.

Tham
esLn.

Toulouse Dr.

Howland Ln.

Redgrove Cir.

Bridgewater Dr.

Fountain Ln.

Ringo Cir.

Govin Cir.

Woodlake Dr.

Regina
Cir.

Jersey Cir.

Bellinger Dr.

Hilton Ln.

Meadow Cir.

Lynn Ln.Sims Ln. Blanton Ln.DoloresLn.

Rudder Dr.

WestportDr.

StilesCir.

Waverly Ln.

Edgewater Ln.

Ondine Cir.

Diablo Cir.

Figaro Cir.

Kamalii Dr.

CoralCayLn.

Corbina Ln.

Friml Ln.

Pickwick Cir.

Barnstable Cir.

Ardsley Cir.

Seascape Dr.

Finisterre Dr.

Legend Cir.

Kitten Cir.

Sirius Dr.

Malden Cir.

Mariana Cir.

Devon Cir.

Easter Cir.

ConnectorLn.

Transistor Ln.

Buckingham Dr.

Bluebonnet
MarinabayDr.

CourtsideCir.

Dr.

Breeland Dr.

Retherford Dr.

Mayflower Ln.

Toway Ln.

Danes Cir.

Leonard Ln.

Cir.

Cooper Ln.

Burke
Ln.

Ross Ln.Pearce Dr.

Edgewater Ln.

Lowell Cir.

Trinidad Ln.

Vim Ln.

Tropicana Ln.

Riviera Dr.

Flintridge Ln.

Sahara Ln.

Nugget Cir.

Sands Dr.

Chinook Dr.

Dunes Ln.

Anacapa Dr.

Elmhurst Cir.

Fairview Ln.Chateau Ln.

Edgeview Ln.

Larchwood Dr.

Viking Cir.

Halifax Dr.

Melbourne Dr.

Salisbury Ln.Norwich Cir.

Knollwood Cir.

Tangiers Dr.

Cumberland Dr.

Dresden Cir.

Newcastle Ln. Nottingham Ln.

Sevilla Cir.

Pelican Ln.

Partridge Cir.

Pheasant Cir.

Flamingo Cir.

Bluejay Cir.

Bluebird Ln.

Oriole Ln.

Sparrow Dr.

Skylark Dr.

Chemical Ln.

Production Dr.

Manufacture Ln.

System Dr.

Indust rial Dr.

Container Ln. Industry Ln. Commerce Ln. Product Ln.Computer Ln. Producer Ln.

Taft Ln.

Cross Dr.

Cir.

Research Dr.

Vane Cir.

Stone Cir.

Alden Ln.Eliot Cir.Pratt Cir.Cabot Cir.

Albion Dr.

Priscilla Dr.

Calvin Cir.

Milton Cir.

Welde Cir.

Aulnay Ln.

W
illettLn.

Pilgrim Cir. Puritan Cir.

Hooker Dr.

Woodside Cir.

Vesper Cir.

Whiteoak Ln.

Wild Cherry Wild Plum Cir.

Placid Cir. Oakshire Ln.

Skyview Dr.

Gas Light Dr.

Red Coach Dr.

Glen Dr.

Sunview Dr.

Dawson Ln.Starshine Dr.

Meath Cir.

Eire Cir.

Clare Dr.

Limerick Dr.

Dundalk Ln.Belfast Ln.Wicklow Ln.

Cork Dr.

Carlow Dr.

Malm Cir. Feola Cir.

Rollins Ln.

Shannon Dr.

Briarwood Dr.

Moonbeam Dr.

Sunburst Ln.

Chestnut Dr.

Sunflower Ln.

Whitney Dr.

Everest Cir.

Etna Cir.

Malaga Ln.

La Paz Dr.

AndersonS
t.

Grimaud Ln.

San Angelo Dr.

Lorge Cir.

Volga Dr.

Amazon Dr.

Rhone Ln.

Ganges Ln.

Sher Ln.

Bolsa Ave.

Mars Dr.

Branford Dr.

MacDonald Dr.

Holt Dr.

Stark Dr.

Aldrich Dr.

Parkside Ln.

Juliette Low Dr.

Alhambra Dr.

Glencoe Dr.

Mark Ln. Silver Ln.

Murdy Cir.

Sabot Ln.

Starlight Cir.

Valentine Dr.

Moonlight Cir.

Candlelight Cir.

Stonewood Dr.

Bluesails Dr.

Moonglow Ln.

Bridge Ln.

Sunlight Dr.

Serenade Ln. Magellan Ln.

Bouquet Dr.

Doriane Cir.

Esta Cir.

Pitman Ln. Marjan Ln.

Walton Dr.

Windemeir Ln.

Tellim Ln.Giarc Ln. Craig Ln.

Lennox Dr.

Laurelhurst Dr.

Lafayette Dr.

Auburn Dr.

Defiance Dr.

Tufts Ln.

Oakgrove Cir.

Lakemont Ln.

Julien
Cir.

Chele Cir.

Hobart Ln.

Nyanza Dr.

Gold Cir.

Bondurant
Cir.

Jereva
Cir.

BrentCir.

Culpepper
Cir.

Norgrove
Cir.

VillaYorba
Brimhall Ln.

Myrtle Dr.

Shayne Dr.

Bradbury Ln.

Orlando Dr.

Dagny
Cir.

Montecito Dr.

Palisade Dr.

Angler Ln.

Clubhouse Ln.

Mangrum Dr.

Littler Dr.

Castle Dr.

Clark Dr.

Birdie Ln.

Middlecoff Dr.

Loyola Dr.

Anita Ln.

Saturn Dr.

Venturi Dr.

Ace Ln.

Clubhouse Ln.

Brassie Cir.

Par Cir.

Meadowlark Dr.

FairwayLn.

ChipperLn.

Snead Dr.

Liles Ln.

Davis
Ln.

Schryer Ln.

Sandra Ln. Warren Ln.

Audrey Dr.

Linda Cir.

Sisson Dr.

Cheryl Dr.

M
orse
Cir.

Somerset ln.

Tomas Ln.

Santa Anita Ln. Arlington Ln. Hollywood Ln.Bayshore Ln.Saratoga Ln. Golden Gate Ln.

Copenhagen
Bergen
Stockholm Way
Tenor
Dr. Melody Ln.Opera Ln.

Honolulu Ln. Hawaii Ln.

Kaui Dr.

Kona Dr.

Maui Cir.

Hilo Cir.

Oahu Dr.

Waikiki Ln.

Land
au
Ln. Savoy Cir.

De Ville Cir.Royer Cir.

Parker Cir.

Wagers Cir.

Hastings Cir.

Lamar Dr.

Lois Cir.

Donald Cir.

Judy Cir.

Orinda Cir.

Howard Cir.

Arnett Dr.

Merle Cir.

Glasgow Cir.

Kent Cir.

Viceroy Cir.

Camel Cir.

Ferguson Cir.

Salem Cir.

Royal Dr.

Jarrett Cir.

Derek Cir.

Conner Dr.

Roque Ln.

Anthony Dr.

Asari Ln.

R
iverbend
Dr.

Lambert Dr.

Irby Ln.

Glenhaven Ln.

Jeffre y Cir.

Arnett Dr.

Saru Cir.

Tamaru Dr.A Ln. B Ln.

Heritage Ln.

St CloudLeafwood Cir.

Lancaster Dr.

Montclair Ln.

Danube Dr.

Rhone Ln.

Tiber Ln.

Don Dr.

CharlesLn.

Nile Cir.

RhineDr.

Loire
Cir.

Rhine
Cir.

Harkness
Cir.

Viewpoint Ln.

Chrysler Cir.

Terry Dr.

Damask Dr.

Moonshadow Cir.

W
estwood
Ln.

Millpond Ln.

Southlake Dr.

Washington Dr.

Lyndon Ln.

Vantage Dr.

Hermit Cir.

Kellog Cir. Delton Cir.

Tunstall Ln.

La Mancha Cir.

Kenilworth Dr.

El Dorado Dr.

Corsican Dr.

Bardon Ln. Prince Dr.

Count Cir.

Earl Cir.

Elk Cir.

Lilac Ln.

Lydia Dr.

Lenis Cir.

Verlene Cir.

Paula Cir.

Carla Cir.

Marie Ln.

Diane Ln.

Debra Cir. Wanda Cir.

Patricia Ln.

Ruth Dr.

Bonnie Dr.

Simonne Ln.

Sylvia Dr.

Marilyn Dr.

Dale
Vista
Ln.

Cod Cir.

Limelight Cir.

Sculpin Ln.

Sun Dr.

Brad Dr.

Peggy Cir.

Corrine Cir.

Bishop Dr.

Abbott Dr.

Farinella Dr.

Jean Dr.

Gumm Dr.

BusbyLn.

RobertLn. TrudyLn.

Kendrick Cir.

Annette Cir.

Doyle Dr. Farinella Dr.

Camille Dr.

Sum
m
ercloud
Ln.

Mytinger Ln.

Weber Cir.

Crandall Dr.

Torjian Ln.

Cir.

Hillview Pro Cir.

Fernhill Cir.

Charleyville Cir.Meadowbrook Dr.

Midiron Cir.

Donlyn Dr.

Treetop Cir.

Langport Cir.

Gildred Cir.

Franmar Cir.

Edmonds Cir.

Greenview Ln.

Lark Ln.

View Cir.

Trophy Dr.

RubyCir.

Red
Rock
Cir.Canyon
Ln.

Overland Dr.

Flagg Ln.

Bonanza Dr.

AgateCir.

Diamond Dr.

Coach Ln.

Graham P l.

Old Pirate Dr.

Stonehaven
Cir.

Parlay Cir. Graz Cir.

Gelding Cir.

Roosevelt Ln.

Stallion Cir.

Moody Cir.

Waverider Cir.

Sell Cir.

Campesina Ln.

Madrid Way Cielo Dr.

Caballero Ln.Rey Dr.

Oceano Cir.

RoundhillDr.

Forbes Ln.

Pescado Ln.

Arena Cir.

Kettler Ln.

Mason Dr.

Gloria Dr.

Redlands Ln.

Edgemont Dr.

Oakmont Ln. Whittier Ln.

Valentine Dr.

Pomona Ln.

Tyee Ln.

Sweetbriar Ln.

Sherbeck Ln.

Brunswick Dr.

Canterbury Dr.

Yorkshire Ln.

Cascade St.

Briarcliff Dr.

Mar Vista Dr.

Columbia Ln.

Bolsa Park Ln.

Medford Dr.

Royalist Dr.

Winslow Dr.

Carrie Ln.

Silverwood Dr.

Lennox Dr.

Flint Dr.

Reubens Dr.

Ballantine Ln.

Duchess Ln. Woodstock Ln. Underhill Ln. Mercier Ln. Normandy Ln.

GentryLn.

Christy Dr.

Shields Dr.

LovellLn.

Spa Dr.

Stardust Dr.

Skylab Rd.

Cambay Ln.Baffin Cir.

Chemical Ln.

Tasman Dr.

Machine Dr.

Dovewood Dr.

Robinwood Dr.

Quail Cir.

Meadowlark Dr.

Caliente Dr.

Del Mar Ln.

Meadowlark Dr.

Rushmoor Ln.

Marshall Dr.

Hendricksen Dr.

Oslo
Leasure Way Pleasure Ln.

Bonita Dr.

Snapper Ln.

Olas Dr.

Le Grande Ln.

Waterway Cir.

Operetta Dr.

Green
Ln.

Rhapsody Dr.

Prelude Dr.

Minuet Dr.

Suite Dr.

Ballad Ln.

Waltz Cir.

Aria Cir.

Fantasia Ln.

Shorebird Dr. Seaview Ln.

Monterey Ln.Mandalay Cir.

Humboldt Dr.

Wimbledon Ln.

Harbour Ln.

Cir.San Clemente
WhitecapLn.

Stillwater Dr.

Eagle Ln.

Nassau
Ln.

Softwind Dr.

Avalon Ln.

Dominica Cir.

Bonaire Cir.

Calhoun Dr.

Pierson Dr.

Silliman Dr.

Trumbull Dr.

TalismanLn.

Phelps Ln.

Morning Star Dr.

Dale Dr.

Boardwalk Dr.

Sea Harbour Dr.Barefoot Cir.

Outrigger Cir.

Castaway Ln.

Stowaway Cir.

SaybrookLn.Concord Ln.

Windsor Dr.

Bedford
Ln.

Fairfield
Cir.

Blair Ln.

Westport Dr.Roundhill Dr.

Saybrook Ln.

Sceptre
Ln.

Weatherly Ln.

Aladdin Dr.

Davenport Dr.

Bluewater Ln.

Marinabay Dr.

Bolero Ln.

SeaWitchLn.

Baruna Ln.

Nalu Cir.

Ensign Cir.

Cotuit Cir.

Mistral Dr.

Tisbury Cir.

Niantic Cir.

Maruffa Cir.

Ladona Cir.

Peale Ln.

Channel Ln.

Wellington Cir.

Dr.

IntrepidLn.

Remora
Admiralty Dr.

Tiburon Pl.

Germain Cir.

Crete Ln.

BordeauxLn.

Tropez Ln.

BordeauxLn.

Grenoble Ln.

Lazare Ln.

Grimaud Ln.

TropezLn.

Portofino Cir.

Twinkle Cir.

Fame Cir.

Sparkler Dr.

TyphoonLn.

WalrusLn.

Surprise Ln.Ln.Contender
TempeDr.

Bounty Cir.

Wayfarer Ln.

Santa BarbaraLn.

Bravata Dr.

Windspun Dr.

Bravata Dr.

Windspun Dr.

Montego Dr.

Tortola
Cir.

St Croix
Aruba Cir.

Running Tide Cir.

Pirate Cir.

Rebel Cir.

Sundancer Ln.

Ragtime Cir.

Nimble Cir.

Escapade Cir.

RascalLn.

Cir.Quickstep
ContentCir.

W
ildfire
Cir.

Spartan
Cir.

Aquarius Dr.

Venture Dr.

Aquarius Dr.

Falkland Cir.

Martin Ln.

Coast Cir.

Piedmont Cir.

PacificCir.

Gilbert Dr.

Sagamore Dr.

Moritz Dr.

ShorebreakDr.

Poco
C
ir.

Sagamore Dr.

Melville Cir.

Ln.Sherlock
Alderport Dr.

Dr.

Summerdale Dr.

Pinehurst Ln.

Summerdale Dr.

Freeborn Dr.

Athena Dr.

Lido Ln.

Mukai Ct.Marcellena Dr.

Betty Dr.

Ford Dr.

Mill Cir. Lee Cir. Canna Cir.

Liege Dr.

Kenbrook Dr.

Kenwick Cir.

Mandrell Dr.

Barton Dr.

Amsterdam Dr.

Rembrandt Dr.

Holland Dr.

Windy Sea Cir.

Windy Sands Cir.

Friesland Dr.

Valencia Dr.

Forest Ln.

Jalm Dr.

Burton Dr.

Speer Dr.

Liberty Dr.

Los Amigos Cir.

Spickard Dr.

Via Espana Ln.

Via
Espana Ln
.

Helmside Dr.

Avilla Ln.

El Nopal Ln.

Cordoba Ln.

San Roque Ln.

Jardines Dr.

Villa Nueva Dr.

Nutwood Cir.

Kelley Cir.

Kiser Dr.

Collie Ln.

Fritch Dr.

Fernpoint Cir. Bluegate Ln.

Dellglen Cir.

Larcrest Cir.

Hamshire Dr.

Vatcher Dr.

Balmoral Dr.

Caledonia Cir.

Skye Ln.

Braemar Dr.

Padua Dr.

Terrier Dr.

Pinon Dr.

Lourdes Dr.

Raphael Dr.

Wrightwood Ln.

Mossvale Cir.

W
oodfern
Ln.

Windcroft Dr.

FalkirkLn.

Crestm
oorLn.

Larkmont Dr.

OldglenLn.

Wellbank Ln.

Bolton Cir.

Grimsby Dr.

Hartfield Cir.

Starmont Ln.

Woodboro Dr.

Allstone
Dr.

RainglenLn.

Grimsby Dr.

Midway Dr.

Bellfield Ln.

Irongate Cir.

Twinford Ln.

OxboroLn.

Clearwater Cir. Westlake Cir.Freshwater Cir.

UpperlakeCir.

LittlefieldDr.

Vestry Cir.

Riverside Cir.

Silverspur Ln.

Park
Royal Cir.

Ashbury Cir.

Shoreview
Cir.

Vincent Cir.

Harriman Cir.

Yukon Dr.

Shamrock Cir.

Kiner Dr.Kiner Dr.

Delfino Cir.

GinaLn.

Lindenwood Dr.
wood Cir.

Heaven-
Tulipwood Cir.

Thornwood Cir. Nettlewood Cir.

Valley Cir.

Professional Cir.

Dr.

Park Bay Dr.

Seagate Dr.

Park Brook Ln.

Park Haven Ln.

Park Path Dr.

Crestwood Dr.

Club
Ln.

Sagew ood D r.

Huntington St.

O
ceanPark Ln.

Monte Cristo Ln.

Kithira Cir.

Milos Cir.

Prospect Dr.

P
innacleCir.

Upper Bay Dr.

BreezyLn.

Ernest Dr.

Foxboro Cir.

GarnetLn.

BentleyLn.

Sherwood Dr.

Hitchingpost Cir.

York Ln.

Silverbit Ln.

Carria geC
ir.

Silverspur Ln.

Shire Cir.

Quarterhorse
Ln.

Churchill Dr.

Rockinghorse Ln.

Faircrest Dr.

Overlook Dr.

Setting Sun Dr.

Shetland Cir. JockeyCir.

Clearview
Ln.

Twilight Dr.

Oldgate
Ln.

Pacemont Dr.

Saltwater Cir .

Montford Dr.

Pacifica Cir.

Seaworthy Dr.

Cir.

Seashore Cir.

Waterside Dr. Piccadilly Ln.

Velardo Dr.

Tarpon Dr.

Flounder Dr.

AmbertonLn.

Turf Dr.

Livingston Dr.

Pollack Dr.

Sailfish Dr.

Lindsay Ln.

Lookout Ln.

Plum Tree Ln.

Yacht Ln.

Beckonridge
Ln.

Dewberry Dr.

Village Oaks
Cir.

RadcliffCir.Beckonridge
Ln.

Jepsen Cir.

Canis Cir.

Capstone Dr.

Ford Ln.

Shenlyn Dr.

Kirklund Cir.

Wrenfield Dr. Rook Dr.

Rennrick Cir.

Dohrn Cir.

Mira Loma Cir.Alta Vista Cir. Encino Cir.

Santa Ynez Dr.

Silverheel Cir.

Morion Cir.

Sundance Cir.

Prescott Ln.

Flintstone Ln.

M
utherLn.

San Doval Ln.

Altamirano Ln.

Treehaven
Ln.

Rosemont Dr.

La Mesa Ln.

Sonoma Dr.

Point Loma Dr.

Scotia Cir.

Galipean Dr.

St Paul Cir.

Montego Dr.

Calneva Ln.

Hardwick Cir.

Kelsey Cir.

Ivory Cir.

Sunnycrest Ln.

Belmar Cir.

LeafCir.

Moonfield Dr.

Aspen Cir. Zane Cir. Yucca Cir.

Larkspur Cir.

Harmony Cir.

Quill Cir.

Sunnycrest Ln.Ridgeview Cir.

Trojan Cir.

Sugar Dr.

Dundee Dr.

Cornell Dr.

Tyndall Dr.

Sydney Dr.

Shelly Dr.

Hughes Dr.

Antrim Cir.

Tyrone Cir.

Down Dr.

Dunn Dr.

Sligo Cir.

Longford Cir.

Cavan Cir.

Standish Ln.

Tullow Ln.

Colbreggan Dr.

Ellsworth Dr.

Kelvingrove Ln.

Humboldt Dr.

Mistral Dr.

Wanderer Ln.

Carousel Ln.

Bluewater Ln.

Bream Ln.

Oslo
Mycroft Ln.

Francois Dr.Anne Cir.

Ln.

Millstream
Eastlake Ln.

Kim Ln.

Courtney Ln.

Baker Dr.

Cory Dr.

Via Angelina Dr.

Vista Del Sol Dr.

Via Carona Dr.

Cove Cir. Port Cir.

Lantana Ln.

Kelvingrove Ln.

Browning Dr.

HarborIsle
Ln.

Sunshine
Dr.

Olympic Dr.

Dr.Verdant
Carlsbad Ln.

Paisley Ln.

Edye Dr.

Neptune Dr.

Sundow
n
Ln.

Poolside Ln.

Longmeadow Dr.

Creedmoor Dr.

Burlington Ln.

Sable Dr.

Malahine Dr.

Woods Hole Dr.

Cape Split Cir.

Onset Cir.

Harbor Dr.

Watc h
Colusa Cir.

Lyman Dr.

Repair Ln.

Trondheim
Newland St.

Newland St.

Edinger Ave.

Bolsa
Chica
St.

Edinger Ave.

Springdale St.

Goldenwest St.Bolsa Ave.

Gothard St.

Beach
Blvd.

Edinger Ave.

Edwards St.

Heil Ave.

Magnolia St.

Brookhurst St.Bushard St.Magnolia St.

Yorktown Ave.

Adams Ave.

Atlanta Ave.

Indianapolis Ave.

Hamilton Ave.

Banning Ave.

Garfield Ave. Garfield Ave.

Heil Ave.

Algonquin St.

Warner Ave.

Bolsa Chica St.

Warner Ave.

Heil Ave.

McFadden Ave.

Graham St.

Edinger Ave.

Springdale St.

Center Ave.

Heil Ave.

Edinger Ave.

Edwards St.

Warner Ave.

GoldenwestSt.

Beach Blvd.

Argosy Ave.

Gothard St.

Slater Ave.

Graham
St.

Talbert Ave.

Springdale St.

Slater Ave.

Garfield Ave.

Orange Ave.
17th St.Palm Ave.

Yorktown Ave.

Lake St.

Adams Ave.

Main St.

Gothard St.

Delaware St.

Lake St.

Delaware St.

Indianapolis Ave.

Beach
Blvd.

Newland St.

BrookhurstSt.

Indianapolis Ave.

M
agnolia
St.

Bushard
St.

Atlanta Ave.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Beach
Blvd.

Hamilton Ave.

NewlandSt.

Banning Ave.

Brook
hur
st S
t.

Bushard St.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Ward St.

Atlanta Ave.

Main St.

Collins Cir.

Vermont Ln.

Goldenwest St.

Redondo
Cir.

Kovacs Ln.

Eveningsong Dr.

StrattonLn.

Hacienda Dr.

Dollar Dr.

Ocean Vista Dr.

Surftide
Dr.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

ChampionLn.

PeachtreeLn.

Seabrook Ln.

Ma
riner Dr.

Alert Ln.

Bandit Cir.

ArborCir.

Ashford
Ln.

FairfaxLn.

Arcadia Dr.

Mirage Dr.

Sinclair Ln.

Roxbury Ln.

Ainsley Dr.

Whitewater Dr.

QuietC
oveCir.

Ocean Point Dr.

MerionCir.

Hunter Ln.

M
anessa
Cir.

SurfriderLn.

IslanderLn.

Capistrano
Ln.

Ellis Ave.

Talbert Ave.

Ellis Ave.

McFadden Ave.

Bolsa Ave.

SaybrookLn.

DantonCir.

Los Patos Ave.

Cascade Ln.

Shasta Ln.

Countess Dr.

Bimini Ln.

Humboldt Dr.

Scenario Dr.

AirportCir.

Warner Ave.

PacificCoastHwy.

Talbert Ave.

Slater Ave.

Yorktown Ave.

Adams Ave.

Sealpoint Ln.

BroadstoneCir.ShadowbrookCir.

Pacific View Ave.

Alanis Cir. Baeza Cir. Ronda Cir. Elda Cir.

Twin Dolphin Dr.

Veleta Cir.

Morabito Dr.

Cieza Cir.

Lorenzo Dr.

Prado Cir. Lorca Cir. Aldea Cir.

Ubeda Cir.

Osuna Cir.

Andalucia Ln.

Alcazar Ln.

Balerma Ln.

Vera Cir.

Armilla Cir.

Estepa Cir.

Twin Dolphin Dr.

Scenic Bay Dr.

Lakefront Cir.

Ridge Glen Dr.

Mission Glen Ct.

Garden Glen Ct.

Fountain Glen Dr.Harbor Glen Dr.

Willow Glen Ct.

VillageGlenLn.

G
len
Ln.

Terrace

90. Scripts Ct.

89. Brooki ngs C t.

87. Ri ncon Ct.

86. Trestl es Ct.

85. Reedsport Ct.

81. Rockaway Ct.

80. Cannon Ct.

79. Coos Ct.

78. T oledo Ct.

90.89. Suntide Dr.

87. 86. 86.

81. 79.78.80.

85. Oceanspray Ln.Seahaven Dr .

Nestucca Ct.

Fanshell Ln.

Pecan Ave.
6th St.

Research Dr.

Merona Dr.

Allegra Ln.

Luna Dr.

Jordyn Ct.Cole Ln.

Bret Ct.

Lisamarie Ct.

Richard Ct.

Alexa Ln.

Ke lt er D r.

Brynn Ct.

Thistle Ct.

Azalea Ct.

Max Ct.

Eric Ct.

Rosemarie Dr.

Berry Ct.

Kearny Dr.

Depoe Ct.

Crystalaire
Ln.

Siena Dr.

Calera Ln.

Marisa Dr.

Am
alia
Ln.

Latigo Dr.

Paloma Dr.Preakness Dr.

Steeplechase Cir.

Saddleback Ln.

Via Vista Cir.

DeAnza
Cir. Calle Parque Dr.

Calle
CastorCir.

Vista
Rom
a
Cir.

D
elO
ro
C
ir.

La Bonita Ln.

Dr.

La
Villa
Ln.

Vista Bahia
Cam
ino
Canada
Ln.

Gol eta P o intDr.

Stinson Dr.

Cabrillo Ln.

Monarch Ln.

Zuma Dr.

Andros Cir.

Delphi Cir.

Alamitos Cir.

Pearce Dr.

Westfield Ln.

Brightfield Cir.

Chadwick Dr.

Plaza
Ln.

H
e atherly Dr.

Doverton Dr.

Granville Dr.

Rosecrest Dr.

Maywood Ln.

Danville Dr.

Tremaine Dr.

Newfield
Cir.

Brigham Ln.

Graham St.

Sabot Ln.

Nichols
Ln.

Hideaway Cir.

Lago Dr.

Blackbeard Ln.

Pacific PointeDr.

SeabourneDr.

Mystic Ln.

Beachview Dr.

Catta
ilCir.

Silent Harbor Dr.

M
eridianDr.

Azure Ln.

Beachview Dr.

FeatherDr.

Meridian Dr.

Scallop Ln.

Blue Heron Dr.

SilentBayC
ir.

Sand Dune Ln.

RoyceLn.

DesmondLn.

ShelterCo veCir.

Terranova Cir.

Astronautics Ln.

Harold Pl.

Angelfish Ln.

Barracuda Ln.

Cadiz Cir.

Shelburne Dr.

Hampton Ln.

Sandover Dr.

Coveview Dr.

Bristol Ln.

Osterville Ln.

Ashville Dr.

Brightwater Dr.

Orleans Dr. SeaburyLn.

Oceanridge Dr.

OakbluffsLn.

KennebunkLn.

Longpoint Dr.

SuffolkLn.

OceanridgeDr.

ChillmarkLn.

Oceanknoll Dr.

Sagatuck
Ln.

Tidalview
Ln. EdgartownDr.

Wellfleet Dr.

Brightwater Dr.

Greatpoi
ntCir. Chatham Ln.

Fordham
Ln.

Brightwater Dr.

OceanridgeDr.

Wellfleet Dr. Winthrop Dr.

Brewster Ln.

Wentworth Cir.

Tidalridge Ln.

W
areham
Ln.

Scenario Dr.

Coral Cay Ln.

Daisy Cir.

Argosy Ave.

Ashton Dr.

Redford Ln.

Covington Ln
.

Foxwood
Ln.

Cedarwood Dr.Spicewood
Ln.

Marigayle Cir.

Estate Cir.

Wanderly Ln.

AshwoodLn.

Charlotta Dr.

Barclay Ln.

Haviland Dr.

Pem
brookLn.

Wishfield Cir.Aco rn Dr.

H
arvestLn.

Foxglove Dr.

Clovergreen Ln.

Primrose Ln.

Pearl Island Ct.

Tiara Dr.

Shady Glen Cir.

Cabana Dr.

CapeCoral
Ln.

Cape Hope Cir.

Utica Ave.

Springfield Ave.

Easy Ln.

Grebe Ln.

Abigail Ln.

Savannah Ln.

Rebecca Ln.

Kennedy Ln.

Hayley Ln.

Kate Ln.

Avery Ln. Avery Ln.

Eleanor Ln.

Kendall Dr.

Noelle Dr.

Hibiscus Cir.

Sage Dr.

Savannah Ln.

Rebecca Ln.

Kennedy Ln.

Rancho Rd.
5th St.
4th St.
6th St.
7th St.
8th St.
9th St.
10th St.
11th St.
12th St.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

N. Pacific Ave.S. Pacific Ave.

N. Pacific Ave.

S. Pacific Ave.

Broadway
14th St.
15th St.
16th St.
17th St.
18th St.

S. Pacific Ave.

N. Pacific Ave.
19th St.
20th St.
21st St.
22nd St.

Anderson St.
23rd St.
24th St.
25th St.
26th St.

BayviewDr.

Bayview
Dr.

Park Ave.

McFadden Ave.

Pacific View Ave.

QuebecDr.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Ashland Dr.

Ames
Trout St.

Trout St.

Pike St.

Love St.

Marlin St.

Paschalls Ln.

Tucana Dr.

Fortuna Ln.

M
agnoliaSt.

Patch Dr.

Thompson Dr.

Lamb Ln.

Snowdon Ln.Hansen Ln.

Sheridan Dr.

Landers Dr.Wardlow Ln.

Slayback Ln.

Los Verdes Ln.

Rustler Ct.

PacificCityCir.

Moonstone Ct.

Marina Viking Way
Five Points
Beachmont
Rivergate Dr.

Goldenrod Cir.

Go ldenrod Cir.

Cobblestone
Ln.

JuniperLn.

Burrows
Ln.

EucalyptusLn.

Waimea Dr.

Lahaina Dr.

Napili Ln.

Kailua Ln.

Kohala Ln.

Poipu Ln.

Makaha Ln.

Haiku Ln.

Lightbreeze Cir.

Crystal Dr .

Azul Ln.

Bluewave Ct.

Whitewave Dr.

Highwater Dr.Tideline Ct.

Salthouse
Ln.Beachbreak
Dr. Holly Ln.

Windchime Dr.

Windbourne Dr.

Windfall Ln.

Delta Ln.

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Venice Ave.
14thSt.
13th St.

Shipley St.
19th St.
21st St.
11th St.
13thSt.
15th St.

Main St.
5th St.
7th St.
9th St.
3rd St.

Veering Cir.

Findley Cir.

Deep
Ofelia
Ln.

Presi dio Dr.

PresidenteDr.

Stern Ln.

Garden Cir.

FoxdaleCir.

Church Cir.

Bayhill Ln.

Avondale Ln.

Stonehurst Ln.

Pageant Dr.

CherryhillLn.

CrestAve.

Pecan Ave.

Acacia Ave.

Frampton
Cir.

Morning Tide Dr.

DeepHarborDr.
10th St.
11th St.

California St.

Toronto Ave.

Utica Ave.

Rochester Ave.

Doral Dr.

Deguelle Cir.

OceanBluff
OceanHeightsLn.

Ocean Terrace Dr.

Surfcove Cir.

Surfview Dr. Surflanding Ln.

Surfpoint Cir.

OakdaleLn.

Elmridge
Ln.

Surfwave
Dr.

Surfset Dr.

Surfboard Cir.

Surf Dr.

M
aidstone
Ln.

M
eadowoodCir.

Archfield
Ln.

Wingedfoot Cir.

Camelback Dr.

Firestone Cir.

Coldstream Ln.

T orreypines Cir.
17th St.

Acacia Ave.

Pecan Ave.

Walnut Ave.

EaglecrestDr. Ironwood
Ln.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Olive Ave.

Oakbrook Cir.

Cir.

Gleneagles
SawgrassLn.

Glenfalls Dr.

FernwoodDr.

CherryhillLn.

RiverdaleLn.

Castlewood Cir.

Mountainview
Ln.

Whitemarsh Dr.

Brooktrail
PanoramaDr.

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oodlandsDr.

PalmAve.

MayfieldCir.

Cloverwood
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SummerGroveLn.

Ln.

SilveradoDr.

MacgregorCir.

WoodlandsDr.

W
oodlandsDr.

Princeville Cir.

Turnberry Cir.

GrandviewCir.

Lexie Cir.

Oakcrest Cir.

Surfbreaker Ln.

Seacliff Ln.

Braddock Cir.

Foxglen
Ln.

Glenview Cir.

Garland Cir.

LynwoodLn.

PeninsulaLn.

Oakhurst Cir.

Fremont Cir.

ElderwoodCir.

SummitDr.

Beacon Hill Ln.

Forester Dr.

Little
HarborDr.

Island
BayLn.

EveningHill Dr.

ManorPointCir.

San Nico lasCir.

Gate Hill
Cir.

Sicily Cir.

Sandpebble Cir.

Silver BeachCir.

Harbor Key Cir.

Country Cir.

Quietsands Cir.

Cambria Cove Cir.

Starfish Ln
Seal Cir.

GreenbrierDr.

Sea
Canyon
Cir.

Seawind Cir.

SandcastleLn.

Seagull Ln.

Seaway
Surfside Dr.

HarborDr.

ShorecliffLn.

Oceanaire Cir.

Riptide Cir.

Windjammer Ln.

CoastlineLn.

Seashark
AguaDr.

Waterview Ln.

MaritimeLn.

Havenrock Dr.

Mast Dr.

Pierpoint Dr.

Newfoundland Cir.

Cir.

BarH
arborLn.

Scenic Bay Ln.Quiet Surf
Cir.

Cir.

Walnut Ave.

Olive Ave.

Walnut Ave.

Olive Ave.

Townsquare Ln.

Pierside Cir.

Olive Ave.

Walnut Ave.

Acacia Ave.

Pecan Ave.
11th St.
13thSt.
12th St.

Park St. Pine St.

Loma Ave.

Main St.

AspenwoodLn.

Park St.

Memphis Ave.

Nashville Ave.

Coral Reef Dr.

Huntington St.

Lincoln Ave.

Knoxville Ave.

Portland Cir.

Pine St.

Ranch Ln.

Seabluff Dr.

Pom
pano
Ln.

Coho Dr.

Y ellowtail Dr.

Bluefish Ln.

Seaspring Dr.

Cleveland Dr.

Sunray Ln. Seahorse Ln.

Clay Ave.

Del Way
W
hitesands
Dr.

Alabama St. Huntington St. California St.

Springfield Ave.

Ahsante Dr.

Alabama St.

Oswego Ave.

Portland Ave.

California St.

Joliet Ave.

Alabama St. Huntington St.

Hartford Ave.

Frankfort Ave.

Geneva Ave.

Elmira Ave.

Baltimore Ave.

Detroit Ave.

Chicago Ave.

California St.

Sandstone Cir.

Oceanside Ln.Sandbar Ln.

Bay Dr.

Baypoint Dr.

Fairmont Ln.

MorningsideDr.

Surfdale Ln.

Larchmont Cir.

Dearborne
Cir.

Clay Ave.

Quiet BayLn.

LittleHarborDr.

Forester Dr.

SilveradoDr.

Silverado Dr.

CherryhillLn.

Greenbrier Dr.

Chandon
Ln.

SummerBreeze
Ln.

Shady Harbor Cir.

Lawn Haven Dr.

Havenwood Cir.

ParkRoyalCir.

Ashbury Cir.

Saltwater Cir.

Montford Dr.

Pacifica Cir.

Seaworthy Dr.

Cir.

Seashore Cir.

Waterside Dr.

Beckonridge
Ln.

Dewberry Dr.

Village Oaks
Cir.

RadcliffCir.Beckonridge
Ln.

Orange Ave.
17th St.Palm Ave.

Yorktown Ave.

Lake St.

Adams Ave.

Main St.

Lake St.

Delaware St.

Indianapolis Ave.

Atlanta Ave.

Goldenwest St.

Ocean Vista Dr.

Surftide
Dr.

Champion
Ln.

PeachtreeLn.

SeabrookLn.

MerionCir.

BroadstoneCir.ShadowbrookCir.

Scenic Bay Dr.

Ridge Glen Dr.

Mission Glen Ct.

Garden Glen Ct.

Fountain Glen Dr.Harbor Glen Dr.

Willow Glen Ct.

VillageGlen
Ln.

Glen
Ln.

Terrace

90. Scripts Ct.

89. Brookings Ct.

87. Rincon Ct.

86. Trestles Ct.

85. Reedsport Ct.

81. Rockaway Ct.

80. Cannon Ct.

79. Coos Ct.

78. Toledo Ct.

90.89. Suntide Dr.

87. 86. 86.

81. 79.78.

80. 85.

Oceanspray Ln.Seahaven Dr.

Fanshell Ln.

Pecan Ave.
6th St.

Merona Dr.

Allegra Ln.

Alexa Ln.

Brynn Ct.

Thistle Ct.

Azalea Ct.

PacificPointeDr.

SeabourneDr.

Mystic Ln.

Beachview Dr.

CattailCir.

Silent Harbor Dr.

M
eridianDr.

Azure Ln.

Beachview Dr.

FeatherDr.

Meridian Dr.

Scallop Ln.

Blue Heron Dr.

SilentBayC
ir.

Sand Dune Ln.

Angelfish Ln.

Redford Ln.

Estate Cir.

Utica Ave.

Springfield Ave.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Ames
Moonstone Ct.

Whitewave Dr.

Highwater Dr.

Tideline Ct.

Salthouse
Ln.Beachbreak
Dr. Holly Ln.

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Tuckahoe Cir. Brookline Cir.

Delafield Cir.

Ashworth Cir.

Aragon Cir.

Mauretania Cir.

Oronsay Cir.

Sunday Dr.

Kamuela Dr.

Halawa Dr.

Pago Pago Cir.

Kipahulu Ln.

Tana Dr.

Cook Cir.

Sherry Cir.

Pauline Ln.

Drybank Dr.

Kingsdale Dr.

Heatherton Cir.

Willhelm Cir.

Baywater Ln.

Topside Cir.

Windlass Dr.

Brookside Dr.

Wadebridge Cir.

Coenson Cir.

SafeharborLn.

Jana
Wichita Ave.

Venice Ave.

Jay Cir.

Alsuna Ln.
14thSt.
13th St.

Hill St.

Shipley St.

NewhavenLn.
19th St.
21st St.
11th St.
13thSt.
15th St.

Main St.
5th St.
7th St.
9th St.
3rd St.

Melinda Cir.

Mokihana Dr.

Rockpoint Dr.

Windsong Cir.

Iolani Cir.

W
allingford
Ln.

Drumbeat Dr.

Southshore Dr.

Seaside Ln.

Alii Cir.

Cocobana Ln.

Indigo Cir.

Chubasco Ln. Red Jacket Cir.

Panacea Dr.

Blackfin Cir.

Marino Ln.Satterfield Dr.

Chelsea
Ln.

St Augustine Dr.

El Capitan Dr.

Suburbia Ln.

Aquatic Ln.

Dragon Cir.

Chance Cir.

Balgair Cir.

La Cresta Cir.

Saline Dr.

Silver Strand Dr.

Castlegate Dr.

Skimmer Ln.

Five Harbors Dr.

Strathcona Dr.

Scougall Cir.

Paddock Cir.

Guss Dr.

Rocky Mountain Dr.

Bay Meadow Dr.

Viva Cir.

Mary Cir.

Alicante Ln. Mission Ln.

Heron Cir.

Crane Cir.

Farnsworth Ln.

Seabird Cir.

Evelyne Cir.

Mataro Ln.

Varas Cir.

Cape Newbury Dr.

Ebbtide Cir.

Northport Dr.

Vintage Ln.

Imperial Cove Ln.

Gallant Dr.

Midbury Dr.

Afton Cir.

Haxton Cir.

Oxley Cir.

Sherborne Ln.

Hayes Cir.

Tyler Cir.

Polk Cir.

Cato Cir.

Dallas Cir.

Doremere Dr.

Bellmead Dr.

Mossford Dr.

Lowmead Dr.

Larkport Dr.

Compton Dr.

Rumford Ln.

Hurstwell Dr.

Ancho rage Dr.

Helena Cir. Windward Ln.

Dolphin Dr.

Crawford Cir.

ColdwaterLn.

Bowm
an
Ln.

LeecrestLn.

Gettysburg Dr.

Pioneer Dr.

Coral Cir.

Skiff Cir.

Bosun Cir.

Trident Ln.

Shore Cir.

Shoal Cir. Roderick Ln. Occidental Ln.

Warfield Dr.

Rumsey Ln.

Potomac Ln.

Veering Cir.

Findley Cir.

Deep
Ofelia
Ln.

Presi dio Dr.

PresidenteDr.

Stern Ln.

Lawson
Ln.

Meredith Dr.

Garden Cir.

FoxdaleCir.

Church Cir.

Bayhill Ln.

Avondale Ln.

Stonehurst Ln.

Pageant Dr.

CherryhillLn.

Port Clyde Dr.

Hatteras Dr.

Yarm
outh
Ln.

Breton
Ln.

BanffLn.

CrestAve.

Pecan Ave.

Acacia Ave.

Frampton
Cir.

Morning Tide Dr.

Cir. Bethel Cir.

DeepHarborDr.
10th St.
11th St.
1st St.

Georgia St.

California St.

Toronto Ave.

Utica Ave.

Rochester Ave.

Austin Dr.

Truxton Dr.

Drew Cir.

Sealargo Ln.

Bluffside
Cir.

Regal Cir.

Catamaran Ln.

Homestead Ln.

BurnhamCir.

Harpoon Cir.

Seacrest Ln.

Pinetree
Ln.Compass Ln.

Lombardy Ln.

Poe Dr.

Ivy Cir.

Flagstone Ln.

Camfield Ln.

Bedel Dr.

Antigua Ln.

Kausch Cir.

Breakwater Cir.

Allison Cir.

Doral Dr.

G
reenfield
Ln.

Royal Grove Dr.

Deguelle Cir.

O
ceanBluff
Brabham Dr.

Garrett Cir.

Moore Cir.

Clancy Ln.

Mediterranean Dr.

Zion Cir.

Kenworth Cir.

Lapworth Cir.

Queens Park Ln.

Orient Dr.

Dana Dr.

Hagerstown Cir.

Binghampton Cir.

Shepherd Ln.

Ev
ening Breeze Cir.

Kiowa Ln.

Landfall Dr.

Beachside Dr.

Hilaria Cir. Saluda Cir. Dirigo Cir. Branta Cir.

Baybreeze Dr.

Biscayne Ct.

PowellLn.

Tulare Dr.

Ocean
HeightsLn.

Ocean Terrace Dr.

Surfcove Cir.

Surfview Dr. Surflanding Ln.

Surfpoint Cir.

OakdaleLn.

Elm
ridge
Ln.

Surfwave
Dr.

Surfset Dr.

Surfboard Cir.

Surf Dr.

Maidstone
Ln.

MeadowoodCir.

Archfield
Ln.

Wingedfoot Cir.

Camelback Dr.

Firestone Cir.

Coldstream Ln.

T orreypines Cir.
17th St.

Acacia Ave.

Pecan Ave.

Walnut Ave.

EaglecrestDr. Ironw
ood
Ln.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Olive Ave.

Oakbrook Cir.

Cir.

Gleneagles
SawgrassLn.

Glenfalls Dr.

Fernwood Dr.

CherryhillLn.

RiverdaleLn.

Castlewood Cir.

Mountainview
Ln.

Whitemarsh Dr.

Brooktrail
PanoramaDr.

W
oodlandsDr.

PalmAve.

M
ayfieldCir.

Cloverwood
Cir.

Summ
erGroveLn.

Ln.

Silverado
Dr.

MacgregorCir.

WoodlandsDr.

W
oodlandsD
r.

Princeville Cir.

Turnberry Cir.

GrandviewCir.

Lexie Cir.

Oakcrest Cir.

Festival Cir.

Cir.

Summerwood
SugarberryCir.

CallawayCir.

Summit Dr.

Dogwood Dr.

Surfbreaker Ln.

Seacliff Ln.

Poppy Hill Cir.

Pepperm
ill
Ln.

Sunnyside Cir.

Braddock Cir.

Peninsula Ln.

FoxglenLn.

Glenview Cir.

Garland Cir.

Lynwood Ln.

PeninsulaLn.

Oakhurst Cir.

Fremont Cir.

ElderwoodCir.

SummitDr.

Beacon Hill Ln.

Jasmine Dr.

Forester Dr.

Little
HarborDr.

Island
BayLn.

EveningHill Dr.

ManorPointCir.

Joice Ln.

Continental Dr.

Christmas Dr.

San Nic o lasCir.

Arrow Ln.

Centerstone Dr.

Sealpoint Ln.

BayfrontLn.

Waterford Ln.

Mainsail Dr.

Racepoint Dr.

Seabright Ln.

Billingsgate Ln.

Reilly Dr.

Puerto Dr.

Snowbird Dr.

Treasure Cir.

Cir.

Amador
Lancelot Ln.

Winterwood Cir.

Westcliff Dr.

Charwood
Ln.

Ln.

Kimberwick
Brookdale Ln.

Harcourt Cir.

Hingham Dr.

Lantern Ln.

Cohasset Ln. Montauk Cir.

Oceanwood Dr.

Snug Harbor
Ski Harbor Cir.Sea Mist Ln.

ShellHarborCir.

Beachwood Ln.Half League Dr.

InteriorLn.

McKinley Ln.

Glacier Cir.Crater Cir.

Rainier Cir.

Cathay Cir.

Smokey Cir.

Castle Rock Cir.Clearwood Cir.Whitetree Cir. Graystone Ln.

Alisa Ln.

Lures Ln.Sidcup Ln.

Lures Ln.

ReederLn.

Sidcup Ln.

Derbyshire Ln.

Cornwall Dr.

Barcelona Ln.

Rotterdam Ln.

Sunbreeze Dr.

Ash Ln.Em
erald
Ln.

OakLn.

Crista Palma Dr.

BeckwallLn.

Montbury Cir.

Berlark Cir.

Misty Ln.

Marina View Pl.

Orion Dr.

Stellrecht Cir.

King Cir.James Cir.

Lynn Ln.

Hermanson Cir.

Leslie Ln.

Chase Dr.

Gables
Warmington Ln.

Davis Cup Dr.

Racquet Club Dr.

Fisher Dr.

Forest Hills Ln.

Rogers Dr.

Herbert Ln.

Kern Dr.

Brannen Dr.

Griffin
Ln.

Jamestown Ln. Georgetown Ln.

Luciento D r.

Ghent Dr.

Dorita Dr.

Tilburg Dr.

Nordina Dr.

Malta Cir.

Seapine Cir.

Curtis Cir.

T ortuga Dr.

Greenleaf Ln.

Vineland Dr.

Glenroy Dr.

Camelot Cir. Pleasant Cir.

St Andrews Ln.

Apel Ln.

Whitford Ln. PortsideCir. ShamleyCir.

Palo Alto Dr.

Norino Dr.

Taurus Ln.

Gate Hill
Cir.

Sicily Cir.

Sandpebble Cir.

Silver BeachCir.

Harbor Key Cir.

Country Cir.

Quietsands Cir.

Cambria Cove Cir.

Starfish Ln
Seal Cir.

G
reenbrierDr.

SeaCanyon
Cir.

Seawind Cir.

SandcastleLn.

Seagull Ln.

Seaway
Surfside Dr.

HarborDr.

ShorecliffLn.

Oceanaire Cir.

Riptide Cir.

Windjammer Ln.

Coastline Ln.

Seashark
AguaDr.

Waterview Ln.

MaritimeLn.

Havenrock Dr.

Milano Dr.

RomaDr.

Mast Dr.

Pierpoint Dr.

Newfoundland Cir.

Cir.

BarH
arborLn.

Scenic Bay Ln.Quiet Surf
Cir.

Cir.

Walnut Ave.

Olive Ave.

Walnut Ave.

Olive Ave.

Townsquare Ln.

Pierside Cir.

Olive Ave.

Walnut Ave.

Acacia Ave.

Elmcrest Ln.

Pecan Ave.
11th St.
13thSt.
12th St.

Park St. Pine St.

Loma Ave.

Main St.

AspenwoodLn.

Park St.

Argyle Dr.

Cambridge Ln.Claremont Ln.

Argyle Dr.

Inverness Ln.Kingswood Ln.

Aberdeen Dr. Aberdeen Dr.

Cambridge Ln. Inverness Ln.Kingswood Ln. Berkshire Ln.

Devonshire Dr.

Cornwall Dr.

Devonshire Dr.

Cornwall Dr.

Bond Cir.

Frederick Cir.

Constitution Dr.

Education Ln.

Rockland Ln.

Innsbruck Dr.

Woodlawn Dr.

Hartsdale Cir.

Tibbett Ln.

Telhan Dr.

Bickley Dr.

Pettswood Dr.

Elmsford Ln.

Bromley Ln.

Warburton Dr.

Tide Cir.Fair
Brigantine Ln.

Weakfish Ln. Salmon Ln.

Bluegill Cir. Catfish Cir. Perch Cir.

Carp Cir.Walleye Ln.

Stingray Ln.

Tigerfish Cir.

Bass Dr.

Albacore Dr.Bluefin Ln.

Windridge Ln.

Kukui Dr.

Pua Dr.

Glenwood Dr.

Chalet Ln.

Northridge Ln.

Vanguard Ln.

Sherman Dr.

Sabre Ln.

Cortez Dr.

Able Ln.

Oceanus Dr.

Triton Ln.

Newsboy Cir.Jason Cir.Andaman Ln.

Galway Cir.

Caspian Cir.

Pipeline Ln.

Memphis Ave.

Nashville Ave.

Coral Reef Dr.

Hillcrest Cir.Riverview Cir.

Lakeside
Ln.

Backbay Cir.

Oceanhill Dr.

Anna Ln.

Alondra Dr.

Amber Dr.

Alpine Ln. ApplecrossLn.

Arch Ln.Ap ril Dr.

Huntington St.

Lincoln Ave.

Knoxville Ave.

Portland Cir.

Talegate Dr.

ManorfieldDr.

Caddington Cir.

Polo Cir.

Trotter Dr.

Academ
yCir.

Saddleback Ln.

Duello Ln.Mashie Cir. Lucero Ln. Grass Cir.FlowerLn.

NicholsLn.

Cypress Dr.

Koledo Ln.

Queens Ln.

Lori Dr.

Graziadio Dr.

G
regoryLn.

Sunkist Cir.

Assembly Ln. Electronic Ln.

Apollo Ln.

Thor Dr.

Kimberly Dr.

Fieldston Ln.

Kingston Ln.

Dover Dr.

Baylor Cir.Drake Ln. Rice Cir.

Alexandria Dr.

Yale Cir.

Harvard Cir.

Rutgers Cir.

Citadel Dr.

Brown Cir.

Duke Cir.

La Salle Ln. Stanford Ln.

Holiday Ln.

Bayside Ln.

Genoa Cir.Eton Cir. Sussex Cir.

Oxford Dr.

Alexandria Dr.

Sorento Cir.

Paris Cir.

Rome Cir.

Hanover Ln.

Capri Cir. Florence Cir.

Nube Ln.

Marea Dr.

Prairie Dr.

G
runion
Ln.

Grunion Ln.

Jib Cir.

Vista Dr.

Island Cir.

Neely Cir.

Sandy Dr.

Ranchview
Pinecrest
Milo Dr.

T wintree Dr.

Redwing Ln.

Charlene Cir.

Milo Dr.

Hoskins Ln.

Skipjack Dr. Marlin Dr. Porpoise
Ln.

Shark Dr.

Stark Dr.

Hart Cir.

Waite Ln.

Potter Cir.

Wheeler Cir.

Tripp Cir.

Monroe Ln.

Higgins Cir.

Bryant Dr.

Brush Dr.

HuntingtonVillageLn.

Royal Oak Dr.

Norma Dr.

Maddox Dr.

Bartlett Ln.

Northlake Dr. Robidoux Dr.

Terry Dr.

Lucia Ln.

Bressel Ln.

Woodstream Cir.

Rockcreek Cir.

Nancy Dr.

Pine St.

Ranch Ln.

Se abluff Dr.

Pom
pano
Ln.

Coho Dr.

Yellowtail Dr.

Bluefish Ln.

Seaspring Dr.

Cleveland Dr.

Sunray Ln. Seahorse Ln.

Stewart Ln.

Shoreline
Ln.

Seine Dr.

Gem
iniLn.

Seastar Dr.

OceanportLn.

Huntington St.

Clearharbor Dr.

Nomad Cir.

Lowtide Cir.

Sloop Cir.

Rainbow Cir.

Flagship Cir.

Clay Ave.
17th St.

Terrace Cir.

Williams Dr.

Owen Dr.

England St.

Florida St.

Del Way
W
hitesandsDr.

England St.Hess Cir.

Utica Ave.

Alabama St. Huntington St. California St.

Springfield Ave.

Ahsante Dr.

Altamar Dr.

Ariana Cir.

Alabama St.

Oswego Ave.

Portland Ave.

Bayport Dr.

Florida St.California St.

Joliet Ave.

England St.

Pacific Cove Ln.

Summerview Ln.Shorecrest Ln.

Sandglass Dr.

Seabreeze
Seadrift Dr.

Landing Dr.

Alabama St. Huntington St.

Hartford Ave.

Frankfort Ave.

Geneva Ave.

Elmira Ave.

Baltimore Ave.

Detroit Ave.

Chicago Ave.

Geneva Ave.

Frankfort Ave.

California St.

Sandstone Cir.

Oceanside Ln.Sandbar Ln.

Bay Dr.

Baypoint Dr.

Shellfish Ln. Seacoast Cir.

Beachcomber Dr.

Coastwatch Ln.

Shell Cir.

Coastview
Ln.

Sailm
akerCir.

Florida St.

Huntington
St.

Delaware St.

Main mast Dr.

Sailboat Cir.

Seabreeze Dr.

A
dm
iralLn.

Waterfall Cir.

Seawall Cir.

Southwind Cir.

Moonmist Cir.

Oceangrove Cir.

Sunrise Dr.

Edison Dr.

Lomond Dr.

Doncaster Dr.

Hillhead Dr.Scone Dr.

Starshell Dr.

Bastia
Ln.

Drymen Dr.

Dory Dr.

Jenny Dr.

Mariners Cove Dr.

Leeward Dr.

Lochlea Ln.Cupar Ln.

Crew Dr.Cape Horn Dr.

Artista Dr.

Galley Dr. Gypsy Moth Ln.

Windchild Ln.

Wildwood Cir. Wildwood Dr.

Pennington Dr.

Attleboro Cir.

Freeport Ln.

Eastport Dr.

Woolburn Dr.Woolburn Dr.

Eastport Dr.

Deerfield Dr.Deerfield Dr.

Attleboro Ln.

Surfwood Ln.

Freeport Ln.

Pawtucket Dr.

Ridgefield Dr.

Foxhall Dr.

Pawtucket Dr.

Ridgefield Dr.

Weathersfield Ln.

Chesterbrook Ln.

Foxhall Dr.

Chesterfield Ln.Attleboro Cir.

Ashburton Cir.

Driftwood Dr.

Sail Cir.

Mermaid Cir.

Sunset Cir.

Schooner Ln.

Kingfisher Dr.

Alvarado Dr.

Castilian Dr.

Colima Ln.

Tern Cir.

Goshawk Ln.

Egret Ln.

Sandpiper Ln.

Somerville Ln.

Seven
SeasLn.

Yvonne Ln.

Londonderry Ln.

Kilkenny Ln.

Malloy Dr.

Dublin Ln.

Munster Dr.

Sea Cir. Beam Cir. Lighthouse Ln.

Seashell Cir.

Sealrock Dr.

Seaport Dr.

Southport Dr.

Millbridge Cir.

Boothbay Cir.

Norfolk Dr.

Port Greenwich Ln.

S. New Britain Ln.

C
ape
Cottage
Ln.

N. New Britain Ln.

Portview Tidepool
Cir.

Cir.

Waterspray Dr.

Seawater Dr.

Seabridge Ln.

SandcoveCir. Cir.

Bridgepoint Dr.

Flaxman Dr.

Deepview Dr.

Bridgeside
Ln.

Seaglen Dr.

W
eem
sLn.

Rothert Ln.

Edgewood Ln.

Velvet Cir.

Clarkdale Dr.

Grace Cir.

Scribe Dr.

Cade Cir.

Drybrook Ln. Ditmar Ln.

Deepcliff Dr.

Carson Dr.

Sacramento Ln.

Anzio Cir.

Harding
Ln.

Wenlock Cir.

Jon Day Dr.

Stonybrook Dr.

Birchwood Dr.

Danbury Cir.

Congress Cir.

Capitol Cir.

Skyline Ln.

Elm Ln.

Jacquelyn Ln.

Granada Ln.

Guilders Dr.

Polder Cir.

Newm
oon
Ln.

Ivorycrest Ln.

Rain Cir.

AmbroseLn.

Franklin Dr.

Quebec Dr.

Cliffside Dr.

Suncoral Dr.

Crescent Dr.Naples Dr.

Bridgeport Dr.

Fox Cir.

Edgebrook Ln.

Appleby Dr.

Vallea Cir.

Sterling Dr.

Le Conte Dr.

Gum Tree Ln.

Fairmont Ln.

Morningside Dr.

Surfdale Ln.

Falmouth Dr.

Dartmoor Dr.

Queensport Ln.

Seavista Ln.

Sardinia
Ln.

Vasile Cir.

Lanark Cir.

Lauder Cir.

Elgin Cir.

Seaspray Dr.

Baywood Dr.

Moontide Cir.

Brixham Cir.

Cir.

Whitburn
W
orchesterLn.

Weymouth Ln.

Grant Dr.

Colchester Ln.

BeachcrestLn.

Baymist Dr.

Prestwick Cir.

Islandview
Surfline Dr.

Dalehurst
Cir.

Mandeville Dr.

Deauville Dr.

Summerfield Ln.

M
ilfordCir.

Enfield Cir.

Daren Cir.

Hamden Ln.

Gilford Cir.

Franciscan Cir.

Bridgeway Ln.

Wave Cir.

Keel Dr.

Whitesails Cir.

Sausalito Ln.

Lorraine Dr.

Brentwood Dr.

Tanglewood Ln.

Palermo Dr.

Acapulco Cir.

Bayonne Dr. Sailport Dr.

Sailwind Ln.

Pismo Ln.

Rockcrest Ln.

Coralwood Ln.

Northstar Ln.Hopebay Ln.

Seahurst Dr. Moorpark Dr.

Sanderson Ln.

Lotus Ln.

Blane Cir.

Karen Cir.

Jerrilyn Ln. Cindy Ln.

Waterbury Ln.

Grand Dr.

Krepp Dr.

Steven Ln.

Ronney Dr.

McLaren Ln.

Annik Dr.

Lola Ln.

Hickory Ln.

Hyde Park Dr.

Randi Ln.

Hillsboro Cir. Mathew Cir.Woodward Ln.

Litchfield Dr.

Velardo Dr.

Castine Dr.

Kittery
Cir.

Rockport Ln.

Marblehead Ln.

Stonington Cir.

W
ood
Island
Ln.

Oceancrest Dr.

SummerwindLn.

Shorebreeze Dr.

O
ceanbreezeLn.

Hightide Dr.

Vacation Ln.

Summer Cir.

Surfcrest Dr.

Tide Ln.

Dakar Ln.Borba Cir.

St John Ln.

Clearbrook Dr.

Cam
eo
Ln.

Archer Cir.

Augusta Cir. Pensacola Cir.

Peppertree Dr.

Chevy Chase Dr.

Indian Wells Cir.

Lem
ontree
Ln.

Spyglass Ln.

Via Straits Ln.

G
reenspray
Ln.

Denver Ln.

Topeka
Ln.

Phoenix Ln.

Boise Dr.

Pierre Dr.

Salt Lake Dr.

Gemfall Ln.

Albatross Dr.

Breakers Dr.

Westwinds Ln.

Cutter Dr.

Isthmus Ln.Estuary Ln.

Clipper Dr.

Kelso Dr.

Norcroft Ln. Flax Cir.

Masters Dr.

Newby Ln.

Viscount Dr.

Page Cir.

Squires Cir.

Princess Cir.

Crown Reef Ln.

Knights Cir.

TranquilLn.

Bellshire Dr.M
ayportLn.

Atwater
Seaforth Ln.

GothicCir.

Sw
ansea
Ln.

Astor Ln.

Burlcrest Dr.

Croft Ln.

Henton Dr.

MansardLn.

Bain ford Dr.

Cir.

Faust
Vail Dr.

Cir.

Rath MeanderLn.

Allport Ln.

Charford Dr.

Ives Ln.

BrentstoneLn.Marv ale Dr.

M
uralCir.

Trinity Cir.

Sierra Cir.

Solano
Cir.

Beacon Dr.

Merced Cir.

LarkhallC
ir.

Oakridge Ln.

Yuba Cir.

Cir.Modesto
Plumas
Cir.

Yolo Cir.

Modoc Cir.

Alameda Dr.

Marin Cir.Wellspring Dr.Cir.

Butte
Fresno Cir.

Placer Cir.

Sutter Cir.

Greenfield Ln.

SonomaCir.BenitoCir.

Tulare Dr.Cir.

Lassen
Napa Cir.

San Diego
Cir.

Inyo Cir.

Cir.

Kings
Orange Cir.

Lauderdale Ct.

Riverside Cir.

Coral Springs Ct.

Ventura Cir.

Van Ness Ct.

Shasta Cir.

Kern Cir.

Portola Ct.

Martinique Dr.

Barbados Cir.Miramar Ln.

Greenboro Ln.W
hite
Horse
Ln.

Bolin Cir.

Leasure Ln.

Dorsett Dr.

Poston Ln.

Shaw Ln.

Arcel Cir.

Fry Cir.

Kroll Ln.

Sand Dollar Ln.

Milne Dr.

Sandy Hook Dr.

Surveyor Cir.

SailorsBayLn.

Folkstone Cir.

HarwichLn.

Leilani Dr.

Lanai Cir.

Tiki Cir.La Jolla Cir.

Tahiti Cir.

M
alibu
Ln.

Balboa Cir. Newport Cir.Catalina Cir.

Molokai Dr.

Luau Ln.

Laguna Cir.

Hula Cir.

Playa Dr.

Gateshead Dr.

Bushwick D r.

Christine Dr.

Gulstrand Cir.

Daytona Cir.

Starfire Ln.

Rambler Dr.

Hudson Dr.

Fairlane Cir.

Keoki Cir.

Kanakoa Ln. Hanakai Ln. Zamora Ln.

Impala Ln.

Neolani Dr.Lehua Ln.

Teakwood Ln.

Aloha Dr.

Kahului Dr.

Mahalo Dr.

Kapaa Dr.

Bermuda Dr.

Rhodesia Dr.

Kaneohe Ln.

Haiti Dr.

Adelia Cir.

Regatta Dr.

Bobbie Cir.

Niguel Cir.

Baham
a
Ln.Polynesian Ln.

Bowsprit Ln.

Waterfront Dr.

Tidewater Cir.

Fleet Ln.

Dockside Cir.

Northshore Ln.

Pier Dr.

Bulkhead Cir.

Dove Cir. Fern Cir.

Shadwell Dr.

Darrow Dr.

Power Dr.

Lawton Dr.

Spurney Ln.Hillsdale Ln.

Haven
Ln.

Conrad
Dr.

Dante Ln.

Santiago Dr.

Carmel Ln.Belcaro Dr.

Sunridge Dr.

Woodcrest Dr.

Fireside Dr.

Comstock Dr.

Crestview Ln.

Spencer Cir.

Hopetown Ln.

Kelvin
Ln.

ChaucerLn.

Elizabeth
Ln.

Carrolltown Dr.

Albany Cir.

Minerva Ln.

Tobermory Cir.Bearsden Cir.Callieburn Cir.

Cloudhaven Dr.

Anchor Cir.

Bluffwater Cir.

Kenyon
Ln.

Venus Cir.

Mooncrest Cir.

Coastland Dr.

Titan Ln.

Tideland Ln.

Cliffwood Dr.

Deervale Ln.Adrian Cir. Bancroft Cir.Ramona Ln. Eastwood Cir.

Hazelbrook Dr.

Candlewood Dr.

ShelterLn.Nautilus Dr.

Shorewood Cir.

Harbor Isle Ln.

Jett Dr.Larthorn Dr.

Johnson Ln.

Peach Ln.

Flora Ln.

Fee Ln.

Gloucester Ln. Providence Ln.

Cape Cod Dr.

Groton Dr.

Greenwich Dr.

Portsmouth Dr.

Nantucket Dr.

Hyannis Port Dr.

Waterbury Ln.

Honeywood Ln.

Village
Dr.

Gardenia Ln.

Marina Ln.

DensmoreLn.

Veronica Dr.

Madeline Dr.

Elva Cir.

Verde Mar Dr.

Bluereef Dr.

Monte Carlo Cir.

Seasprite Cir.

Jamaica Cir.Port Royal Cir.

Bay Crest Cir.

Green Cove Cir.

Villa Pacific Dr.

Wavecrest Cir.

Seacove Dr.

Barranca Cir.

M
onaco
C
ir.

Brookhaven Cir. Harbor Point Cir.

Carribean Cir.

Brookbay Cir.

Agean Cir.

Sunstar Cir.

AgeanCir.

Carribean
Cir.

Agean Cir.

Carribean Cir.Coral Cove Cir.

Richmond Cir. Lockhaven Cir.

Effingham Dr.

Am
berwickLn.

Strathmoor Ln. Shackleford Cir.Beckwourth Cir.

Cornerbrook Dr.

Bluefield Dr.

Firebrand Ln.

Inferno Ln.

Volante Dr.

Kite Dr.

Star Dr.

Upland Dr.

Endever Dr.

El Toro Ln.

Sparkm
an
Ln.

NationalLn.

Levee Dr.

Tiller Cir. Horizon Ln.

Spinnaker Dr.

Voyager Cir.

Pebble Ln. Salt Air Cir.

Pierview Ln.

Reef Ln.

Zetland Dr.

Dumbreck Dr.

Netherway Dr.

Caithness Dr.

Erskine Dr.

Troon Ln.

Iona Ln.

Q
ueensParkLn.

Friarscourt Dr.

Scotstoun Dr.

W
oodlea
Ln.

Glencairn Ln.

Jura Dr.

Big Sur Dr.

Vicksburg Dr.

Hot Springs Dr.

Peck Dr.

Mammoth Dr.

Colonial Cir.

Yellowstone Dr.

Lassen Cir.

Morristown Cir.

W
ind
Cave
Ln.

Sheffield Ln.

Raleigh Dr.

Burnley Ln.

Kensington Dr.Kensington Dr.

Raleigh Dr.

Leighton Ln. Vermont Ln.

Cornwall Dr.

Durham Dr.

Kensington Dr.

Coventry Ln.Keswick Ln.

Sutton Ln.

Charing Cross Dr.

Claremont Ln.

Keswick Ln.

Coventry Ln.

Aberdeen Dr.

Devonshire Dr.

Coventry Ln.Keswick Ln.

Argyle Dr.

Maikai Dr.

Kaimu Dr. Samoa Dr.

Suva Ln.

Moorea Ln.

Tonga Ln.

Papua Ln.

Bikini Ln.

Independence
Ln.

Monitor Dr.

Shangri La Dr.

Lexington
Ln.

Lurline Dr.

Canberra Ln. Constellation
Ln.

Trenton Ln.

Forrestal Dr.

Bismark Dr.

Constitution Dr.

Cutty Sark Dr.

Valley Forge Dr.

Merrimac Dr.

Matsonia Ln.

Shalom Dr.

Lexington
Ln.

Ranger Ln. Carmania Ln.

Margate Ln.

Hull Dr.

Ramsgate Ln.

Holburn Dr.

Disney Cir.

Ascot Cir.

Colgate
Cir.

Beaum
ontCir.

Niagara Dr.

Jill Dr.

Wesley Cir.

Midland Ln.

Tanbark Cir.

Princeton Cir.

Cra
im
erLn.

Hercules Dr.

Crailet Dr.

Warwick Dr.

Kings Canyon Dr.

Amby Dr.

Cynthia Dr.

Theseus Dr.

Beverly Dr.

Lavonne Ln.

Cliff Dr.

Suntan Cir.

Signet Cir. Spindrift Ln.

Starboard Cir.

Oyster Bed Ln.

Surge
Ln.

Galbar Cir.

Sprit Cir.

Spar Cir.

Larchmont Cir.

DearborneCir.

Clay Ave.

Ravenwood
Ln.

Quiet BayLn.

Pitcairn Ln.

Fiji Ln.

Tobago Ln.

Mauna Ln.

Harborbreeze Ln.

JonesportLn.

Susan Ln.

Olana Ln.

Big Bend Ln.

Everglades Ln.

Running
Springs
Ln.

Redwood Ln.

Briarly Ln. Felcliff Ln.

Fallbrook Cir.

Pennington Dr.

Chesterbrook Ln.

Ashburton Ln.

Whitestone Dr.

Stilwell Dr.

Oceanview Ln.

Cape
May
Ln.

LittleHarborDr.

Forester Dr.

Silverado Dr.

CherryhillLn.

Greenbrier Dr.

Cir.

Norcon
Fanwood Dr.

BanktonDr.

Jasonwood Dr.

Judwick Cir.

Maryport Dr.

Tamiko Cir.

Moss Dr.

Breda Ln.

Foss Ln.

Evergreen Cir.

Yosemite Cir.

Coronado Ln.

St George Ln.

Erwin Ln.

Gurney Ln.

Baxter Cir. Steiner Cir.

Fallingwater Dr.

Fenley Dr.

Still Harbor Ln.

Arrowhead Dr.

Hallcroft Ln.BershireDr.

Carbeck Dr.

Foxshield Dr.

PepperLn.

Galicia Ln.

El Cortijo Dr.

Kristopher Ln.

Kilda Cir.

Cobra Ln.

Manhattan Dr.

Argo Cir.

Ireland Ln.

Carranza Ln.

Aracena Dr.

Segovia Cir.

Montoya Cir.

Sabbicas Cir.

Lakepoint Ln.

Heathpoint Ln.

Hallport Ln.

M
organ
Ln.

Crabb
Ln.

Reynolds Cir.

Lyons Cir.

Windfield Dr.

Happy Dr.

Mountjoy Dr.

CarnabyLn.

Gaspe Cir.

Alberta Dr. M
anitoba
Ln.

Autopark Dr.

PromenadePkwy.

Forest Glen Dr.

Luss Dr.

Rockridge Dr.

Ashley Dr.

Stewart Ln.

Marseille Dr.

Kampen Ln.

Major Cir.

Van Dyke Ln.

Hague Ln.

Meer Cir. Waal Cir.

Van Buren Ln.

Noble Cir.

Darsy Dr.

Opal Cir.

Jefferson Ln.

Cameron Ln.

Roxanne Ln.

Geraldine Ln.

Rosanna Dr.

Benjamin Dr.

Brittany Ln.

Gulf Ln.

Tradewind Cir.

Mapledale Ln.

Gladys Dr.

Wharton Ln.

Roberta Cir.Thomas Cir.

Taylor Dr.

Springtime Ln.

Dancy Cir.

La Palma Dr.

Libra Cir.

Modale Dr.

Sampson Ln.

Woodwind Dr.

Fairwind Cir.

Derby Cir.

Flagstaff Ln.

Spring Cir.

Crim
son
Cir.

Ln.

Lister
Katherine Dr.

Smokewood Cir.

Constantine Dr.

Wild Rose Ln.

Paseo Cir.

Remington Ln.

Gershwin Dr.

Almelo Ln.

Frans Ln.

Wendy Cir.

Hillgate Ln.

Beck Cir.

Shoreham Ln.

Helenbrook Ln.

Barwood Dr.

Marber Ln.

McCarthy Dr.

De Long Cir. Griffith Cir.

Price Dr.

Grove Cir.

Northfield Ln.

FraserLn.

Julip Ln.

Blue Fox Cir.

Rob Roy Cir. Gibson Cir.

Drey Ln.

Rio Vista Dr.

Torin Dr.

Lewis Ln.

Newbury Dr.

Wintergreen Dr.

Salamanca Ln.

Green Ln.

Sims Ln.

Sandra Lee Ln.

Newman Ave.

Ronald Dr.

Taylor Dr.

Amberleaf Cir.

Parkview Ln.

JoyfulLn.

Ontario Dr.

Florida St.

Patterson Ln.

Demion Ln. ChapelLn.

Chandon
Ln.

Forelle Dr.

Hartlund Ln.

Springh urst Dr.

Newman Ave.

Michael Dr.

Jefferson Ln.Marken Ln.

HarborBluffs
Cir.

Dunbar Dr.

Dorado Dr.

AbaloneLn.

Newquist Ln.

Greentree Ln.

Pendleton Dr.

Glenstone Dr.

BellportCir.

Berlin Ln.

Tiffany Cir.Twain Ln.

Whistler Cir .

Renoir
Cir.

ChapparalLn.

Autumn Cir.

Pinehurst Ln. June Dr.

Meadow Crest Dr.

Englewood Cir.

Madera Ln.

Destry Cir.

Morro Bay Ln.

Madera Ln.

Mariposa Dr.

Ojai Ln.

Napa Cir.

Elsinore Cir. Margarita Ln.

El ArroyoD r.

Golden View Ln.

Fenwick Dr.

Whetmore Ln.

Kurt Ln.

Mayor Ln.

Caspers Cir.

Cedar Dr.

Cain Dr.

Mona Ln.

Nimrod Dr.

Apex Cir.

Fir Dr.

Belsito Dr.

Sycamore Dr.

Cypress Dr.

Kristin Cir.

Wagon Dr.

Dairyview Cir.

Jacquelyn Ln.

Koledo Ln.

Keelson Ln.

B Ln.A Ln.

Blaylock Dr.

Stanley Ln.

Edam
Cir.

Zeider Ln.

Magic Lantern Ln.

Bates Cir.

Tuscan Cir.

Gainsford Ln.

PutneyCir.

Crown
Cir.

FalkirkLn.

Serene Dr.

Ludlow Cir. Stanfield Cir.

Brighton Dr.

CardiffCir.

Selkirk Dr.

Alfawn
Cir.

Cir.

Felson
Denvale
Ridgebury Dr.

Lancefield Dr.

Armada Dr.

McKinney Cir.

Soria Cir.

Calpe Cir.

Mira El Rio Ln.

Belva Dr.

Brookshire Ln.

Baron Cir.

BellCir.

Sergio Cir.

Hawes Ln.

Beard Ln.Pollard Ln.

Stymie Dr.

Manchester Ln.

Morehead Dr.

La
Costa Ln.

Maggie Ln.

Maplegrove
GoldsportCir.

Quintana Ln.

San Leandro Ln.

Santana Cir.

Cir.

Idlewild
Cir.

Cir.

Sweetwater
Cir.

Sunbeam
Newgate Dr.Oakstone Cir .

LarkstoneCir.

Cir.

Chalk Ln.

Bluff
Basin Cir.

Padrino Cir.

Manifesto Cir.

Rolf Cir.

Magic Cir.

Pemberco Cir.

Gleada Ln.

Orchid Dr.ParktreeCir.

Jolly
Ln.

Connie Dr.

Marty Ln.

Alice Ln.

Sharon Ln.

Beachpoint Cir.

Steep
Ln.

Pammy Ln.

Huntington St.

Prodan Dr.

Cliffview Ln.

Lakeview Dr.

Inlet Dr.

Glenfox Dr.

Lisa Ln.

G
oodwin
Ln.

Brentwell Cir.

Inlet Dr.Wellbrook Cir.

Dolphinwood Dr.

Norbrook Dr.

Littlefield Dr.

BershireDr.

Wildflower Ln.

Crosswind Dr.

Corral Cir.

Derby Cir.

Pimlico
Cir.

Faircross Ln.

Bazil
Cir.

Horseshoe Ln.

SummerBreeze
Ln.

Shady Harbor Cir.

Lawn Haven Dr.

CoolwaterLn.

Seagate Dr.

Promenade Pkwy.

Park Meadow Ln.

Park Forest Dr.

Park Glen Ln.

Park Crest Ln.

Park Ridge Ln.

Park Field Cir.

Parkwood Dr.

Racquet Ln.

Brookwood Dr.

Rapids
Creekview
Ln.

Creek Ln.

Shaffer Cir.

Palin Cir.

Havenwood Cir.

Seapoint St.

Silkwood Cir.

Hoyt Cir.

Cherrywood Cir.

Laurelwood Dr.

Ln.

Elmwood
Maplewood Cir.Applewood Cir.

Vallarta Dr.

Pueblo Cir.

Vallarta Dr.

Kingsport Dr.

Laura Cir.

Carolyn Ln.

H
illsideCir.

Colon Cir.

Mora Kai Ln.

Timber Cir.

Delaware St.

W
akefieldLn.

Essex Dr.

Palmdale Ln.

Metzler Ln.

Enterprise Ln.

Evening Star Cir.

Candle Cir.

Searidge Cir.

Glenstone Dr.

Valeworth Cir.

Orkney Cir.

Varsity Dr.

Highland Ln.

Central Park Dr.

FieldburyLn.

Stardust Dr.

Engineer Dr.

Dan Ln.

Neargate Dr.

Spa Dr.

Thunderbird Cir.

Hammon Ln.

Harold Pl.

Nevada Dr.

San Souci Cir.

Frontier Cir.

Croupier Dr.

Jade Cir.

Shinkle Cir.

Penfield Cir.Oaktree Cir.

Business Dr.

Commercial Dr.

Swan Ln.

Hummingbird Ln. Reno
Atlas Dr.

Capetown Ln.

Victoria Ln.

Plymouth Ln.

Cottonwood Cir.

Scotsdale
Minoru Ln.

Wishingwell Ln.

Elbe
Cir.

Tham
esLn.

Toulouse Dr.

Howland Ln.

Redgrove Cir.

Bridgewater Dr.

Fountain Ln.

Ringo Cir.

Govin Cir.

Woodlake Dr.

Regina
Cir.

Jersey Cir.

Bellinger Dr.

Hilton Ln.

Meadow Cir.

Lynn Ln.Sims Ln. Blanton Ln.DoloresLn.

Rudder Dr.

WestportDr.

StilesCir.

Waverly Ln.

Edgewater Ln.

Ondine Cir.

Diablo Cir.

Figaro Cir.

Kamalii Dr.

CoralCayLn.

Corbina Ln.

Friml Ln.

Pickwick Cir.

Barnstable Cir.

Ardsley Cir.

Seascape Dr.

Finisterre Dr.

Legend Cir.

Kitten Cir.

Sirius Dr.

Malden Cir.

Mariana Cir.

Devon Cir.

Easter Cir.

ConnectorLn.

Transistor Ln.

Buckingham Dr.

Bluebonnet
MarinabayDr.

CourtsideCir.

Dr.

Breeland Dr.

Retherford Dr.

Mayflower Ln.

Toway Ln.

Danes Cir.

Leonard Ln.

Cir.

Cooper Ln.

Burke
Ln.

Ross Ln.Pearce Dr.

Edgewater Ln.

Lowell Cir.

Trinidad Ln.

Vim Ln.

Tropicana Ln.

Riviera Dr.

Flintridge Ln.

Sahara Ln.

Nugget Cir.

Sands Dr.

Chinook Dr.

Dunes Ln.

Anacapa Dr.

Elmhurst Cir.

Fairview Ln.Chateau Ln.

Edgeview Ln.

Larchwood Dr.

Viking Cir.

Halifax Dr.

Melbourne Dr.

Salisbury Ln.Norwich Cir.

Knollwood Cir.

Tangiers Dr.

Cumberland Dr.

Dresden Cir.

Newcastle Ln. Nottingham Ln.

Sevilla Cir.

Pelican Ln.

Partridge Cir.

Pheasant Cir.

Flamingo Cir.

Bluejay Cir.

Bluebird Ln.

Oriole Ln.

Sparrow Dr.

Skylark Dr.

Chemical Ln.

Production Dr.

Manufacture Ln.

System Dr.

Industrial D r.

Container Ln. Industry Ln. Commerce Ln. Product Ln.Computer Ln. Producer Ln.

Taft Ln.

Cross Dr.

Cir.

Research Dr.

Vane Cir.

Stone Cir.

Alden Ln.Eliot Cir.Pratt Cir.Cabot Cir.

Albion Dr.

Priscilla Dr.

Calvin Cir.

Milton Cir.

Welde Cir.

Aulnay Ln.

W
illettLn.

Pilgrim Cir. Puritan Cir.

Hooker Dr.

Woodside Cir.

Vesper Cir.

Whiteoak Ln.

Wild Cherry Wild Plum Cir.

Placid Cir. Oakshire Ln.

Skyview Dr.

Gas Light Dr.

Red Coach Dr.

Glen Dr.

Sunview Dr.

Dawson Ln.Starshine Dr.

Meath Cir.

Eire Cir.

Clare Dr.

Limerick Dr.

Dundalk Ln.Belfast Ln.Wicklow Ln.

Cork Dr.

Carlow Dr.

Malm Cir. Feola Cir.

Rollins Ln.

Shannon Dr.

Briarwood Dr.

Moonbeam Dr.

Sunburst Ln.

Chestnut Dr.

Sunflower Ln.

Whitney Dr.

Everest Cir.

Etna Cir.

Malaga Ln.

La Paz Dr.

AndersonS
t.

Grimaud Ln.

San Angelo Dr.

Lorge Cir.

Volga Dr.

Amazon Dr.

Rhone Ln.

Ganges Ln.

Sher Ln.

Bolsa Ave.

Mars Dr.

Branford Dr.

MacDonald Dr.

Holt Dr.

Stark Dr.

Aldrich Dr.

Parkside Ln.

Juliette Low Dr.

Alhambra Dr.

Glencoe Dr.

Mark Ln. Silver Ln.

Murdy Cir.

Sabot Ln.

Starlight Cir.

Valentine Dr.

Moonlight Cir.

Candlelight Cir.

Stonewood Dr.

Bluesails Dr.

Moonglow Ln.

Bridge Ln.

Sunlight Dr.

Serenade Ln. Magellan Ln.

Bouquet Dr.

Doriane Cir.

Esta Cir.

Pitman Ln. Marjan Ln.

Walton Dr.

Windemeir Ln.

Tellim Ln.Giarc Ln. Craig Ln.

Lennox Dr.

Laurelhurst Dr.

Lafayette Dr.

Auburn Dr.

Defiance Dr.

Tufts Ln.

Oakgrove Cir.

Lakemont Ln.

Julien
Cir.

Chele Cir.

Hobart Ln.

Nyanza Dr.

Gold Cir.

Bondurant
Cir.

Jereva
Cir.

BrentCir.

Culpepper
Cir.

Norgrove
Cir.

VillaYorba
Brimhall Ln.

Myrtle Dr.

Shayne Dr.

Bradbury Ln.

Orlando Dr.

Dagny
Cir.

Montecito Dr.

Palisade Dr.

Angler Ln.

Clubhouse Ln.

Mangrum Dr.

Littler Dr.

Castle Dr.

Clark Dr.

Birdie Ln.

Middlecoff Dr.

Loyola Dr.

Anita Ln.

Saturn Dr.

Venturi Dr.

Ace Ln.

Clubhouse Ln.

Brassie Cir.

Par Cir.

Meadowlark Dr.

FairwayLn.

ChipperLn.

Snead Dr.

Liles Ln.

Davis
Ln.

Schryer Ln.

Sandra Ln. Warren Ln.

Audrey Dr.

Linda Cir.

Sisson Dr.

Cheryl Dr.

M
orse
Cir.

Somerset ln.

Tomas Ln.

Santa Anita Ln. Arlington Ln. Hollywood Ln.Bayshore Ln.Saratoga Ln. Golden Gate Ln.

Copenhagen
Bergen
Stockholm Way
Tenor
Dr. Melody Ln.Opera Ln.

Honolulu Ln. Hawaii Ln.

Kaui Dr.

Kona Dr.

Maui Cir.

Hilo Cir.

Oahu Dr.

Waikiki Ln.

Land
au
Ln. Savoy Cir.

De Ville Cir.Royer Cir.

Parker Cir.

Wagers Cir.

Hastings Cir.

Lamar Dr.

Lois Cir.

Donald Cir.

Judy Cir.

Orinda Cir.

Howard Cir.

Arnett Dr.

Merle Cir.

Glasgow Cir.

Kent Cir.

Viceroy Cir.

Camel Cir.

Ferguson Cir.

Salem Cir.

Royal Dr.

Jarrett Cir.

Derek Cir.

Conner Dr.

Roque Ln.

Anthony Dr.

Asari Ln.

R
iverbend
Dr.

Lambert Dr.

Irby Ln.

Glenhaven Ln.

Jeffre y Cir.

Arnett Dr.

Saru Cir.

Tamaru Dr.A Ln. B Ln.

Heritage Ln.

St CloudLeafwood Cir.

Lancaster Dr.

Montclair Ln.

Danube Dr.

Rhone Ln.

Tiber Ln.

Don Dr.

CharlesLn.

Nile Cir.

RhineDr.

Loire
Cir.

Rhine
Cir.

Harkness
Cir.

Viewpoint Ln.

Chrysler Cir.

Terry Dr.

Damask Dr.

Moonshadow Cir.

W
estwood
Ln.

Millpond Ln.

Southlake Dr.

Washington Dr.

Lyndon Ln.

Vantage Dr.

Hermit Cir.

Kellog Cir. Delton Cir.

Tunstall Ln.

La Mancha Cir.

Kenilworth Dr.

El Dorado Dr.

Corsican Dr.

Bardon Ln. Prince Dr.

Count Cir.

Earl Cir.

Elk Cir.

Lilac Ln.

Lydia Dr.

Lenis Cir.

Verlene Cir.

Paula Cir.

Carla Cir.

Marie Ln.

Diane Ln.

Debra Cir. Wanda Cir.

Patricia Ln.

Ruth Dr.

Bonnie Dr.

Simonne Ln.

Sylvia Dr.

Marilyn Dr.

Dale
Vista
Ln.

Cod Cir.

Limelight Cir.

Sculpin Ln.

Sun Dr.

Brad Dr.

Peggy Cir.

Corrine Cir.

Bishop Dr.

Abbott Dr.

Farinella Dr.

Jean Dr.

Gumm Dr.

BusbyLn.

RobertLn. TrudyLn.

Kendrick Cir.

Annette Cir.

Doyle Dr. Farinella Dr.

Camille Dr.

Sum
m
ercloud
Ln.

Mytinger Ln.

Weber Cir.

Crandall Dr.

Torjian Ln.

Cir.

Hillview Pro Cir.

Fernhill Cir.

Charleyville Cir.Meadowbrook Dr.

Midiron Cir.

Donlyn Dr.

Treetop Cir.

Langport Cir.

Gildred Cir.

Franmar Cir.

Edmonds Cir.

Greenview Ln.

Lark Ln.

View Cir.

Trophy Dr.

RubyCir.

Red
Rock
Cir.Canyon
Ln.

Overland Dr.

Flagg Ln.

Bonanza Dr.

AgateCir.

Diamond Dr.

Coach Ln.

Graham P l.

Old Pirate Dr.

Stonehaven
Cir.

Parlay Cir. Graz Cir.

Gelding Cir.

Roosevelt Ln.

Stallion Cir.

Moody Cir.

Waverider Cir.

Sell Cir.

Campesina Ln.

Madrid Way Cielo Dr.

Caballero Ln.Rey Dr.

Oceano Cir.

RoundhillDr.

Forbes Ln.

Pescado Ln.

Arena Cir.

Kettler Ln.

Mason Dr.

Gloria Dr.

Redlands Ln.

Edgemont Dr.

Oakmont Ln. Whittier Ln.

Valentine Dr.

Pomona Ln.

Tyee Ln.

Sweetbriar Ln.

Sherbeck Ln.

Brunswick Dr.

Canterbury Dr.

Yorkshire Ln.

Cascade St.

Briarcliff Dr.

Mar Vista Dr.

Columbia Ln.

Bolsa Park Ln.

Medford Dr.

Royalist Dr.

Winslow Dr.

Carrie Ln.

Silverwood Dr.

Lennox Dr.

Flint Dr.

Reubens Dr.

Ballantine Ln.

Duchess Ln. Woodstock Ln. Underhill Ln. Mercier Ln. Normandy Ln.

GentryLn.

Christy Dr.

Shields Dr.

LovellLn.

Spa Dr.

Stardust Dr.

Skylab Rd.

Cambay Ln.Baffin Cir.

Chemical Ln.

Tasman Dr.

Machine Dr.

Dovewood Dr.

Robinwood Dr.

Quail Cir.

Meadowlark Dr.

Caliente Dr.

Del Mar Ln.

Meadowlark Dr.

Rushmoor Ln.

Marshall Dr.

Hendricksen Dr.

Oslo
Leasure Way Pleasure Ln.

Bonita Dr.

Snapper Ln.

Olas Dr.

Le Grande Ln.

Waterway Cir.

Operetta Dr.

Green
Ln.

Rhapsody Dr.

Prelude Dr.

Minuet Dr.

Suite Dr.

Ballad Ln.

Waltz Cir.

Aria Cir.

Fantasia Ln.

Shorebird Dr. Seaview Ln.

Monterey Ln.Mandalay Cir.

Humboldt Dr.

Wimbledon Ln.

Harbour Ln.

Cir.San Clemente
WhitecapLn.

Stillwater Dr.

Eagle Ln.

Nassau
Ln.

Softwind Dr.

Avalon Ln.

Dominica Cir.

Bonaire Cir.

Calhoun Dr.

Pierson Dr.

Silliman Dr.

Trumbull Dr.

TalismanLn.

Phelps Ln.

Morning Star Dr.

Dale Dr.

Boardwalk Dr.

Sea Harbour Dr.Barefoot Cir.

Outrigger Cir.

Castaway Ln.

Stowaway Cir.

SaybrookLn.Concord Ln.

Windsor Dr.

Bedford
Ln.

Fairfield
Cir.

Blair Ln.

Westport Dr.Roundhill Dr.

Saybrook Ln.

Sceptre
Ln.

Weatherly Ln.

Aladdin Dr.

Davenport Dr.

Bluewater Ln.

Marinabay Dr.

Bolero Ln.

SeaWitchLn.

Baruna Ln.

Nalu Cir.

Ensign Cir.

Cotuit Cir.

Mistral Dr.

Tisbury Cir.

Niantic Cir.

Maruffa Cir.

Ladona Cir.

Peale Ln.

Channel Ln.

Wellington Cir.

Dr.

IntrepidLn.

Remora
Admiralty Dr.

Tiburon Pl.

Germain Cir.

Crete Ln.

BordeauxLn.

Tropez Ln.

BordeauxLn.

Grenoble Ln.

Lazare Ln.

Grimaud Ln.

TropezLn.

Portofino Cir.

Twinkle Cir.

Fame Cir.

Sparkler Dr.

TyphoonLn.

WalrusLn.

Surprise Ln.Ln.Contender
TempeDr.

Bounty Cir.

Wayfarer Ln.

Santa BarbaraLn.

Bravata Dr.

Windspun Dr.

Bravata Dr.

Windspun Dr.

Montego Dr.

Tortola
Cir.

St Croix
Aruba Cir.

Running Tide Cir.

Pirate Cir.

Rebel Cir.

Sundancer Ln.

Ragtime Cir.

Nimble Cir.

Escapade Cir.

RascalLn.

Cir.Quickstep
ContentCir.

W
ildfire
Cir.

Spartan
Cir.

Aquarius Dr.

Venture Dr.

Aquarius Dr.

Falkland Cir.

Martin Ln.

Coast Cir.

Piedmont Cir.

PacificCir.

Gilbert Dr.

Sagamore Dr.

Moritz Dr.

ShorebreakDr.

Poco
C
ir.

Sagamore Dr.

Melville Cir.

Ln.Sherlock
Alderport Dr.

Dr.

Summerdale Dr.

Pinehurst Ln.

Summerdale Dr.

Freeborn Dr.

Athena Dr.

Lido Ln.

Mukai Ct.Marcellena Dr.

Betty Dr.

Ford Dr.

Mill Cir. Lee Cir. Canna Cir.

Liege Dr.

Kenbrook Dr.

Kenwick Cir.

Mandrell Dr.

Barton Dr.

Amsterdam Dr.

Rembrandt Dr.

Holland Dr.

Windy Sea Cir.

Windy Sands Cir.

Friesland Dr.

Valencia Dr.

Forest Ln.

Jalm Dr.

Burton Dr.

Speer Dr.

Liberty Dr.

Los Amigos Cir.

Spickard Dr.

Via Espana Ln.

Via
Espana Ln
.

Helmside Dr.

Avilla Ln.

El Nopal Ln.

Cordoba Ln.

San Roque Ln.

Jardines Dr.

Villa Nueva Dr.

Nutwood Cir.

Kelley Cir.

Kiser Dr.

Collie Ln.

Fritch Dr.

Fernpoint Cir. Bluegate Ln.

Dellglen Cir.

Larcrest Cir.

Hamshire Dr.

Vatcher Dr.

Balmoral Dr.

Caledonia Cir.

Skye Ln.

Braemar Dr.

Padua Dr.

Terrier Dr.

Pinon Dr.

Lourdes Dr.

Raphael Dr.

Wrightwood Ln.

Mossvale Cir.

W
oodfern
Ln.

Windcroft Dr.

FalkirkLn.

Crestm
oorLn.

Larkmont Dr.

OldglenLn.

Wellbank Ln.

Bolton Cir.

Grimsby Dr.

Hartfield Cir.

Starmont Ln.

Woodboro Dr.

Allstone
Dr.

RainglenLn.

Grimsby Dr.

Midway Dr.

Bellfield Ln.

Irongate Cir.

Twinford Ln.

OxboroLn.

Clearwater Cir. Westlake Cir.Freshwater Cir.

UpperlakeCir.

LittlefieldDr.

Vestry Cir.

Riverside Cir.

Silverspur Ln.

Park
Royal Cir.

Ashbury Cir.

Shoreview
Cir.

Vincent Cir.

Harriman Cir.

Yukon Dr.

Shamrock Cir.

Kiner Dr.Kiner Dr.

Delfino Cir.

GinaLn.

Lindenwood Dr.
wood Cir.

Heaven-
Tulipwood Cir.

Thornwood Cir. Nettlewood Cir.

Valley Cir.

Professional Cir.

Dr.

Park Bay Dr.

Seagate Dr.

Park Brook Ln.

Park Haven Ln.

Park Path Dr.

Crestwood Dr.

Club
Ln.

Sagew ood D r.

Huntington St.

O
ceanPark Ln.

Monte Cristo Ln.

Kithira Cir.

Milos Cir.

Prospect Dr.

P
innacleCir.

Upper Bay Dr.

BreezyLn.

Ernest Dr.

Foxboro Cir.

GarnetLn.

BentleyLn.

Sherwood Dr.

Hitchingpost Cir.

York Ln.

Silverbit Ln.

Carria geC
ir.

Silverspur Ln.

Shire Cir.

Quarterhorse
Ln.

Churchill Dr.

Rockinghorse Ln.

Faircrest Dr.

Overlook Dr.

Setting Sun Dr.

Shetland Cir. JockeyCir.

Clearview
Ln.

Twilight Dr.

Oldgate
Ln.

Pacemont Dr.

Saltwater Cir .

Montford Dr.

Pacifica Cir.

Seaworthy Dr.

Cir.

Seashore Cir.

Waterside Dr. Piccadilly Ln.

Velardo Dr.

Tarpon Dr.

Flounder Dr.

AmbertonLn.

Turf Dr.

Livingston Dr.

Pollack Dr.

Sailfish Dr.

Lindsay Ln.

Lookout Ln.

Plum Tree Ln.

Yacht Ln.

Beckonridge
Ln.

Dewberry Dr.

Village Oaks
Cir.

RadcliffCir.Beckonridge
Ln.

Jepsen Cir.

Canis Cir.

Capstone Dr.

Ford Ln.

Shenlyn Dr.

Kirklund Cir.

Wrenfield Dr. Rook Dr.

Rennrick Cir.

Dohrn Cir.

Mira Loma Cir.Alta Vista Cir. Encino Cir.

Santa Ynez Dr.

Silverheel Cir.

Morion Cir.

Sundance Cir.

Prescott Ln.

Flintstone Ln.

M
utherLn.

San Doval Ln.

Altamirano Ln.

Treehaven
Ln.

Rosemont Dr.

La Mesa Ln.

Sonoma Dr.

Point Loma Dr.

Scotia Cir.

Galipean Dr.

St Paul Cir.

Montego Dr.

Calneva Ln.

Hardwick Cir.

Kelsey Cir.

Ivory Cir.

Sunnycrest Ln.

Belmar Cir.

LeafCir.

Moonfield Dr.

Aspen Cir. Zane Cir. Yucca Cir.

Larkspur Cir.

Harmony Cir.

Quill Cir.

Sunnycrest Ln.Ridgeview Cir.

Trojan Cir.

Sugar Dr.

Dundee Dr.

Cornell Dr.

Tyndall Dr.

Sydney Dr.

Shelly Dr.

Hughes Dr.

Antrim Cir.

Tyrone Cir.

Down Dr.

Dunn Dr.

Sligo Cir.

Longford Cir.

Cavan Cir.

Standish Ln.

Tullow Ln.

Colbreggan Dr.

Ellsworth Dr.

Kelvingrove Ln.

Humboldt Dr.

Mistral Dr.

Wanderer Ln.

Carousel Ln.

Bluewater Ln.

Bream Ln.

Oslo
Mycroft Ln.

Francois Dr.Anne Cir.

Ln.

Millstream
Eastlake Ln.

Kim Ln.

Courtney Ln.

Baker Dr.

Cory Dr.

Via Angelina Dr.

Vista Del Sol Dr.

Via Carona Dr.

Cove Cir. Port Cir.

Lantana Ln.

Kelvingrove Ln.

Browning Dr.

HarborIsle
Ln.

Sunshine
Dr.

Olympic Dr.

Dr.Verdant
Carlsbad Ln.

Paisley Ln.

Edye Dr.

Neptune Dr.

Sundow
n
Ln.

Poolside Ln.

Longmeadow Dr.

Creedmoor Dr.

Burlington Ln.

Sable Dr.

Malahine Dr.

Woods Hole Dr.

Cape Split Cir.

Onset Cir.

Harbor Dr.

Watc h
Colusa Cir.

Lyman Dr.

Repair Ln.

Trondheim
Newland St.

Newland St.

Edinger Ave.

Bolsa
Chica
St.

Edinger Ave.

Springdale St.

Goldenwest St.Bolsa Ave.

Gothard St.

Beach
Blvd.

Edinger Ave.

Edwards St.

Heil Ave.

Magnolia St.

Brookhurst St.Bushard St.Magnolia St.

Yorktown Ave.

Adams Ave.

Atlanta Ave.

Indianapolis Ave.

Hamilton Ave.

Banning Ave.

Garfield Ave. Garfield Ave.

Heil Ave.

Algonquin St.

Warner Ave.

Bolsa Chica St.

Warner Ave.

Heil Ave.

McFadden Ave.

Graham St.

Edinger Ave.

Springdale St.

Center Ave.

Heil Ave.

Edinger Ave.

Edwards St.

Warner Ave.

GoldenwestSt.

Beach Blvd.

Argosy Ave.

Gothard St.

Slater Ave.

Graham
St.

Talbert Ave.

Springdale St.

Slater Ave.

Garfield Ave.

Orange Ave.
17th St.Palm Ave.

Yorktown Ave.

Lake St.

Adams Ave.

Main St.

Gothard St.

Delaware St.

Lake St.

Delaware St.

Indianapolis Ave.

Beach
Blvd.

Newland St.

BrookhurstSt.

Indianapolis Ave.

M
agnolia
St.

Bushard
St.

Atlanta Ave.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Beach
Blvd.

Hamilton Ave.

NewlandSt.

Banning Ave.

Brook
hur
st S
t.

Bushard St.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Ward St.

Atlanta Ave.

Main St.

Collins Cir.

Vermont Ln.

Goldenwest St.

Redondo
Cir.

Kovacs Ln.

Eveningsong Dr.

StrattonLn.

Hacienda Dr.

Dollar Dr.

Ocean Vista Dr.

Surftide
Dr.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

ChampionLn.

PeachtreeLn.

Seabrook Ln.

Ma
riner Dr.

Alert Ln.

Bandit Cir.

ArborCir.

Ashford
Ln.

FairfaxLn.

Arcadia Dr.

Mirage Dr.

Sinclair Ln.

Roxbury Ln.

Ainsley Dr.

Whitewater Dr.

QuietC
oveCir.

Ocean Point Dr.

MerionCir.

Hunter Ln.

M
anessa
Cir.

SurfriderLn.

IslanderLn.

Capistrano
Ln.

Ellis Ave.

Talbert Ave.

Ellis Ave.

McFadden Ave.

Bolsa Ave.

SaybrookLn.

DantonCir.

Los Patos Ave.

Cascade Ln.

Shasta Ln.

Countess Dr.

Bimini Ln.

Humboldt Dr.

Scenario Dr.

AirportCir.

Warner Ave.

PacificCoastHwy.

Talbert Ave.

Slater Ave.

Yorktown Ave.

Adams Ave.

Sealpoint Ln.

BroadstoneCir.ShadowbrookCir.

Pacific View Ave.

Alanis Cir. Baeza Cir. Ronda Cir. Elda Cir.

Twin Dolphin Dr.

Veleta Cir.

Morabito Dr.

Cieza Cir.

Lorenzo Dr.

Prado Cir. Lorca Cir. Aldea Cir.

Ubeda Cir.

Osuna Cir.

Andalucia Ln.

Alcazar Ln.

Balerma Ln.

Vera Cir.

Armilla Cir.

Estepa Cir.

Twin Dolphin Dr.

Scenic Bay Dr.

Lakefront Cir.

Ridge Glen Dr.

Mission Glen Ct.

Garden Glen Ct.

Fountain Glen Dr.Harbor Glen Dr.

Willow Glen Ct.

VillageGlenLn.

G
len
Ln.

Terrace

90. Scripts Ct.

89. Brooki ngs C t.

87. Ri ncon Ct.

86. Trestl es Ct.

85. Reedsport Ct.

81. Rockaway Ct.

80. Cannon Ct.

79. Coos Ct.

78. T oledo Ct.

90.89. Suntide Dr.

87. 86. 86.

81. 79.78.80.

85. Oceanspray Ln.Seahaven Dr .

Nestucca Ct.

Fanshell Ln.

Pecan Ave.
6th St.

Research Dr.

Merona Dr.

Allegra Ln.

Luna Dr.

Jordyn Ct.Cole Ln.

Bret Ct.

Lisamarie Ct.

Richard Ct.

Alexa Ln.

Ke lt er D r.

Brynn Ct.

Thistle Ct.

Azalea Ct.

Max Ct.

Eric Ct.

Rosemarie Dr.

Berry Ct.

Kearny Dr.

Depoe Ct.

Crystalaire
Ln.

Siena Dr.

Calera Ln.

Marisa Dr.

Am
alia
Ln.

Latigo Dr.

Paloma Dr.Preakness Dr.

Steeplechase Cir.

Saddleback Ln.

Via Vista Cir.

DeAnza
Cir. Calle Parque Dr.

Calle
CastorCir.

Vista
Rom
a
Cir.

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Dr.

La
Villa
Ln.

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Cam
ino
Canada
Ln.

Gol eta P o intDr.

Stinson Dr.

Cabrillo Ln.

Monarch Ln.

Zuma Dr.

Andros Cir.

Delphi Cir.

Alamitos Cir.

Pearce Dr.

Westfield Ln.

Brightfield Cir.

Chadwick Dr.

Plaza
Ln.

H
e atherly Dr.

Doverton Dr.

Granville Dr.

Rosecrest Dr.

Maywood Ln.

Danville Dr.

Tremaine Dr.

Newfield
Cir.

Brigham Ln.

Graham St.

Sabot Ln.

Nichols
Ln.

Hideaway Cir.

Lago Dr.

Blackbeard Ln.

Pacific PointeDr.

SeabourneDr.

Mystic Ln.

Beachview Dr.

Catta
ilCir.

Silent Harbor Dr.

M
eridianDr.

Azure Ln.

Beachview Dr.

FeatherDr.

Meridian Dr.

Scallop Ln.

Blue Heron Dr.

SilentBayC
ir.

Sand Dune Ln.

RoyceLn.

DesmondLn.

ShelterCo veCir.

Terranova Cir.

Astronautics Ln.

Harold Pl.

Angelfish Ln.

Barracuda Ln.

Cadiz Cir.

Shelburne Dr.

Hampton Ln.

Sandover Dr.

Coveview Dr.

Bristol Ln.

Osterville Ln.

Ashville Dr.

Brightwater Dr.

Orleans Dr. SeaburyLn.

Oceanridge Dr.

OakbluffsLn.

KennebunkLn.

Longpoint Dr.

SuffolkLn.

OceanridgeDr.

ChillmarkLn.

Oceanknoll Dr.

Sagatuck
Ln.

Tidalview
Ln. EdgartownDr.

Wellfleet Dr.

Brightwater Dr.

Greatpoi
ntCir. Chatham Ln.

Fordham
Ln.

Brightwater Dr.

OceanridgeDr.

Wellfleet Dr. Winthrop Dr.

Brewster Ln.

Wentworth Cir.

Tidalridge Ln.

W
areham
Ln.

Scenario Dr.

Coral Cay Ln.

Daisy Cir.

Argosy Ave.

Ashton Dr.

Redford Ln.

Covington Ln
.

Foxwood
Ln.

Cedarwood Dr.Spicewood
Ln.

Marigayle Cir.

Estate Cir.

Wanderly Ln.

AshwoodLn.

Charlotta Dr.

Barclay Ln.

Haviland Dr.

Pem
brookLn.

Wishfield Cir.Aco rn Dr.

H
arvestLn.

Foxglove Dr.

Clovergreen Ln.

Primrose Ln.

Pearl Island Ct.

Tiara Dr.

Shady Glen Cir.

Cabana Dr.

CapeCoral
Ln.

Cape Hope Cir.

Utica Ave.

Springfield Ave.

Easy Ln.

Grebe Ln.

Abigail Ln.

Savannah Ln.

Rebecca Ln.

Kennedy Ln.

Hayley Ln.

Kate Ln.

Avery Ln. Avery Ln.

Eleanor Ln.

Kendall Dr.

Noelle Dr.

Hibiscus Cir.

Sage Dr.

Savannah Ln.

Rebecca Ln.

Kennedy Ln.

Rancho Rd.
5th St.
4th St.
6th St.
7th St.
8th St.
9th St.
10th St.
11th St.
12th St.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

N. Pacific Ave.S. Pacific Ave.

N. Pacific Ave.

S. Pacific Ave.

Broadway
14th St.
15th St.
16th St.
17th St.
18th St.

S. Pacific Ave.

N. Pacific Ave.
19th St.
20th St.
21st St.
22nd St.

Anderson St.
23rd St.
24th St.
25th St.
26th St.

BayviewDr.

Bayview
Dr.

Park Ave.

McFadden Ave.

Pacific View Ave.

QuebecDr.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Ashland Dr.

Ames
Trout St.

Trout St.

Pike St.

Love St.

Marlin St.

Paschalls Ln.

Tucana Dr.

Fortuna Ln.

M
agnoliaSt.

Patch Dr.

Thompson Dr.

Lamb Ln.

Snowdon Ln.Hansen Ln.

Sheridan Dr.

Landers Dr.Wardlow Ln.

Slayback Ln.

Los Verdes Ln.

Rustler Ct.

PacificCityCir.

Moonstone Ct.

Marina Viking Way
Five Points
Beachmont
Rivergate Dr.

Goldenrod Cir.

Go ldenrod Cir.

Cobblestone
Ln.

JuniperLn.

Burrows
Ln.

EucalyptusLn.

Waimea Dr.

Lahaina Dr.

Napili Ln.

Kailua Ln.

Kohala Ln.

Poipu Ln.

Makaha Ln.

Haiku Ln.

Lightbreeze Cir.

Crystal Dr .

Azul Ln.

Bluewave Ct.

Whitewave Dr.

Highwater Dr.Tideline Ct.

Salthouse
Ln.Beachbreak
Dr. Holly Ln.

Windchime Dr.

Windbourne Dr.

Windfall Ln.

Delta Ln.

Golden West
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Club
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Wichita Ave.

Venice Ave.
14thSt.
13th St.

Shipley St.
19th St.
21st St.
11th St.
13thSt.
15th St.

Main St.
5th St.
7th St.
9th St.
3rd St.

Veering Cir.

Findley Cir.

Deep
Ofelia
Ln.

Presi dio Dr.

PresidenteDr.

Stern Ln.

Garden Cir.

FoxdaleCir.

Church Cir.

Bayhill Ln.

Avondale Ln.

Stonehurst Ln.

Pageant Dr.

CherryhillLn.

CrestAve.

Pecan Ave.

Acacia Ave.

Frampton
Cir.

Morning Tide Dr.

DeepHarborDr.
10th St.
11th St.

California St.

Toronto Ave.

Utica Ave.

Rochester Ave.

Doral Dr.

Deguelle Cir.

OceanBluff
OceanHeightsLn.

Ocean Terrace Dr.

Surfcove Cir.

Surfview Dr. Surflanding Ln.

Surfpoint Cir.

OakdaleLn.

Elmridge
Ln.

Surfwave
Dr.

Surfset Dr.

Surfboard Cir.

Surf Dr.

M
aidstone
Ln.

M
eadowoodCir.

Archfield
Ln.

Wingedfoot Cir.

Camelback Dr.

Firestone Cir.

Coldstream Ln.

T orreypines Cir.
17th St.

Acacia Ave.

Pecan Ave.

Walnut Ave.

EaglecrestDr. Ironwood
Ln.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Olive Ave.

Oakbrook Cir.

Cir.

Gleneagles
SawgrassLn.

Glenfalls Dr.

FernwoodDr.

CherryhillLn.

RiverdaleLn.

Castlewood Cir.

Mountainview
Ln.

Whitemarsh Dr.

Brooktrail
PanoramaDr.

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MayfieldCir.

Cloverwood
Cir.

SummerGroveLn.

Ln.

SilveradoDr.

MacgregorCir.

WoodlandsDr.

W
oodlandsDr.

Princeville Cir.

Turnberry Cir.

GrandviewCir.

Lexie Cir.

Oakcrest Cir.

Surfbreaker Ln.

Seacliff Ln.

Braddock Cir.

Foxglen
Ln.

Glenview Cir.

Garland Cir.

LynwoodLn.

PeninsulaLn.

Oakhurst Cir.

Fremont Cir.

ElderwoodCir.

SummitDr.

Beacon Hill Ln.

Forester Dr.

Little
HarborDr.

Island
BayLn.

EveningHill Dr.

ManorPointCir.

San Nico lasCir.

Gate Hill
Cir.

Sicily Cir.

Sandpebble Cir.

Silver BeachCir.

Harbor Key Cir.

Country Cir.

Quietsands Cir.

Cambria Cove Cir.

Starfish Ln
Seal Cir.

GreenbrierDr.

Sea
Canyon
Cir.

Seawind Cir.

SandcastleLn.

Seagull Ln.

Seaway
Surfside Dr.

HarborDr.

ShorecliffLn.

Oceanaire Cir.

Riptide Cir.

Windjammer Ln.

CoastlineLn.

Seashark
AguaDr.

Waterview Ln.

MaritimeLn.

Havenrock Dr.

Mast Dr.

Pierpoint Dr.

Newfoundland Cir.

Cir.

BarH
arborLn.

Scenic Bay Ln.Quiet Surf
Cir.

Cir.

Walnut Ave.

Olive Ave.

Walnut Ave.

Olive Ave.

Townsquare Ln.

Pierside Cir.

Olive Ave.

Walnut Ave.

Acacia Ave.

Pecan Ave.
11th St.
13thSt.
12th St.

Park St. Pine St.

Loma Ave.

Main St.

AspenwoodLn.

Park St.

Memphis Ave.

Nashville Ave.

Coral Reef Dr.

Huntington St.

Lincoln Ave.

Knoxville Ave.

Portland Cir.

Pine St.

Ranch Ln.

Seabluff Dr.

Pom
pano
Ln.

Coho Dr.

Y ellowtail Dr.

Bluefish Ln.

Seaspring Dr.

Cleveland Dr.

Sunray Ln. Seahorse Ln.

Clay Ave.

Del Way
W
hitesands
Dr.

Alabama St. Huntington St. California St.

Springfield Ave.

Ahsante Dr.

Alabama St.

Oswego Ave.

Portland Ave.

California St.

Joliet Ave.

Alabama St. Huntington St.

Hartford Ave.

Frankfort Ave.

Geneva Ave.

Elmira Ave.

Baltimore Ave.

Detroit Ave.

Chicago Ave.

California St.

Sandstone Cir.

Oceanside Ln.Sandbar Ln.

Bay Dr.

Baypoint Dr.

Fairmont Ln.

MorningsideDr.

Surfdale Ln.

Larchmont Cir.

Dearborne
Cir.

Clay Ave.

Quiet BayLn.

LittleHarborDr.

Forester Dr.

SilveradoDr.

Silverado Dr.

CherryhillLn.

Greenbrier Dr.

Chandon
Ln.

SummerBreeze
Ln.

Shady Harbor Cir.

Lawn Haven Dr.

Havenwood Cir.

ParkRoyalCir.

Ashbury Cir.

Saltwater Cir.

Montford Dr.

Pacifica Cir.

Seaworthy Dr.

Cir.

Seashore Cir.

Waterside Dr.

Beckonridge
Ln.

Dewberry Dr.

Village Oaks
Cir.

RadcliffCir.Beckonridge
Ln.

Orange Ave.
17th St.Palm Ave.

Yorktown Ave.

Lake St.

Adams Ave.

Main St.

Lake St.

Delaware St.

Indianapolis Ave.

Atlanta Ave.

Goldenwest St.

Ocean Vista Dr.

Surftide
Dr.

Champion
Ln.

PeachtreeLn.

SeabrookLn.

MerionCir.

BroadstoneCir.ShadowbrookCir.

Scenic Bay Dr.

Ridge Glen Dr.

Mission Glen Ct.

Garden Glen Ct.

Fountain Glen Dr.Harbor Glen Dr.

Willow Glen Ct.

VillageGlen
Ln.

Glen
Ln.

Terrace

90. Scripts Ct.

89. Brookings Ct.

87. Rincon Ct.

86. Trestles Ct.

85. Reedsport Ct.

81. Rockaway Ct.

80. Cannon Ct.

79. Coos Ct.

78. Toledo Ct.

90.89. Suntide Dr.

87. 86. 86.

81. 79.78.

80. 85.

Oceanspray Ln.Seahaven Dr.

Fanshell Ln.

Pecan Ave.
6th St.

Merona Dr.

Allegra Ln.

Alexa Ln.

Brynn Ct.

Thistle Ct.

Azalea Ct.

PacificPointeDr.

SeabourneDr.

Mystic Ln.

Beachview Dr.

CattailCir.

Silent Harbor Dr.

M
eridianDr.

Azure Ln.

Beachview Dr.

FeatherDr.

Meridian Dr.

Scallop Ln.

Blue Heron Dr.

SilentBayC
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Sand Dune Ln.

Angelfish Ln.

Redford Ln.

Estate Cir.

Utica Ave.

Springfield Ave.

Pacific Coast Hwy.

Ames
Moonstone Ct.

Whitewave Dr.

Highwater Dr.

Tideline Ct.

Salthouse
Ln.Beachbreak
Dr. Holly Ln.

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15 Minutes47 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update To analyze the distribution of existing City parks, a service area radius map is created for City-owned mini, neighborhood, and community parks (see exhibit 3.1-8).

When areas zoned for residential use fall outside of these service area designations, they

are

identified

underserved

neighborhood

“gap

area”.

The

City

has

excellent coverage providing park space that is geographically distributed throughout the

community.

There

are

however

some

gaps

identified

exhibit

3.1-8.
3 #1
#2
#3
#4
#5
This area of the community is bisected by the interstate 405 freeway, a rail road

line,

and

major

arterials.

These

barriers

make

difficult

provide

any

significant

trails

connect

parkland

this

neighborhood.

There

however

a John Land Park in the City of Westminster that does service this community within a ½ mile radius.

There are neighborhood areas to the east and west of Beach Blvd that lie just outside the City neighborhood parks service radius. Within these areas the private HOA communities have local pool and park spaces available that serve their communities as well as Westmont Elementary School within a ½ mile radius that has playground and active turf for recreation opportunities.

While

this

specific

area

does

fall

outside

the

typical

mini

park

and

neighborhood park radius it is within a ½ mile radius of Huntington Central Park (a large Regional Park) as well as borders access to the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve.

This area has a segmented neighborhood bordered by the Talbert Channel on the west, south and east sides. This community is served by Cordata Park, an adjacent neighborhood park in the City of Fountain Valley.

This

area

however

identified

residential

commercial

nursery

and

electrical grid station. The adjacent neighborhoods surrounding this location are close in proximity to Lamb Park and Arevalos Park, both parks are located in and owned by the City of Huntington Beach.City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 48 Custom Park Standards Calculations (CPSC’s)
Custom Park Standards Calculations & Facility Demand
A key element in any planning strategy is an understanding of the nature of “demand” for parks and recreation facilities. This report assesses the demand for recreation facilities by the participants of organized sports within Huntington Beach, and participation data from the statistically valid, multimodal community survey.

Without this understanding, a policy can only be based on general standards of supply and demand, such as population ratios (acres per thousand population) or service area

(distance

park).

Such

standards

are

useful

guides

lacking

specific

detailed

planning and assessment.

The Custom Park Standards Calculations
(CPSC’s) for the City of Huntington Beach
are based on the 2024 Esri population
level of 194,978 and participation data
gathered in the 2024 Sports Organization
Survey. The Custom Park Standards
Calculations provide an estimate of
the number of facilities or ‘demand’
required to accommodate peak day
demand in the context of the local
design standards. The local facility design
is based on the information received from
the sports organizations identifying the
number of players, team size, and facility
turnover for each facility type. The CPSC
Methodology is illustrated in exhibit 3.2-1.
“The 2024 NRPA Agency Performance Review does not present park and recreation “standards”, nor do the benchmarks represent any standards against which every individual park and recreation agency should measure itself. The reason for this is simple: there is not a single set of standards for parks and recreation because different agencies serve different communities that have unique needs, desires and challenges.

Agencies also have diverse funding mechanisms.”
- 2024 NRPA Agency Performance Review
C
ustom
Park Standards Calculations
CPSC’s

FACILIT Y T U R N O VER

RESIDEN T V S N O N -RESIDENT

PO P U LA T IO N

FIELD IN V EN TO RY

TEA M SIZ E
NO. OF SP O R T S LEAGUES

3.2 49 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update To provide an additional comparison of the Huntington Beach Local Needs, a comparison of the 2024 NRPA Benchmark facility report is provided in Exhibit 3.2-2. The comparison illustrates how each City is unique in its recreation patterns. The City should not rely solely on benchmarking.

Facility Local CPSC Facility
Need Ratio for All
Players
1/1000 pop.

Local
Facility
Need
NRPA National
Standard
(100,000 to 250,000
population)
NRPA
Facility
Need
Baseball (youth)** 1/10,061 19.4 1/6,821 28.6
Football (youth)*** 1/51,994 3.8 1/7,375 26.4
Soccer (youth)*** 1/18,055 10.8 1/7,375 26.4
Softball (adult)** 1/73,111 2.7 1/6,821 28.6
Softball (youth)** 1/37,497 5.2 1/6,821 28.6
Volleyball (indoor)* 1/73,117 2.7 1/46,517 4.2
3 Exhibit 3.2-1:

CPSC Methodology
Exhibit 3.2-2:

Local Needs vs. NRPA Needs
NOTE: Does not include Picnicking, Tot Lots/Playgrounds, Walking/Jogging or Bicycling/Public Trails. *NRPA does not specify indoor or outdoor.
**NRPA

does

not

distinguish

youth

adult

baseball

softball

“diamond”

fields.
***NRPA

does

not

distinguish

youth

adult

soccer

football

“rectangular”

fields.

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The following illustrations identify the
individual sports evaluated as part of
the local CPSC’s for Huntington Beach.

Existing facilities are compared to
the

local

needs

and

surplus

deficit

calculations are presented for current
(2024) as well as future (2034) demand
needs. It is important to note that the
needs in this section are based on
organized sport data and does not take
into account additional unstructured
recreation desires by the community.

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photo_gallery/show/4447911#4
Baseball (youth) Summary: Football (youth) Summary:

14.0 19.4
-5.4

19.0 -5.0

0.0 3.8
-3.8

3.7 -3.7
The City has a current need for 19.4
youth

baseball

fields.

There are 14 City owned youth facilities
available

leaving

deficit

5.4 fields.

The

remaining

deficit

can

supported by utilizing the 7 available
youth baseball facilities at local
schools.

The demand is being met through
a combination of City and school
facilities. Without a joint use
agreement,

the

City

would

find

itself

deficit

situation.

The City has a current need for 3.8
youth

football

fields.

There are no existing City football
fields

available,

however

there

are

four

football

fields

available

school

facilities

that

fill

this

deficit.

The demand is being met through
school facilities. Without a joint use
agreement,

the

City

would

find

itself

deficit

situation.

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Softball (youth) Summary:

Softball (adult) Summary:

Volleyball (indoor) Summary:

Total Facilities Available
Current Needs
Current Surplus / Deficit
Future Needs
Future Surplus / DeficitTotal Facilities Available
Current Needs
Current Surplus / Deficit
Future Needs
Future Surplus / Deficit
Total Facilities Available
Current Needs
Current Surplus / Deficit
Future Needs
Future Surplus / Deficit
Total Facilities Available
Current Needs
Current Surplus / Deficit
Future Needs
Future Surplus / Deficit

3.0 10.8
-7.8

10.6 -7.6

2.0 5.2
-3.2

5.1 -3.1

14.0 2.7

11.3 2.6

11.4 2.0

2.7 -0.7

2.6 -0.6
The City has a current need for 10.8
youth

soccer

fields.

There are 3 City owned youth facilities
available

leaving

deficit

7.8 fields.

The

remaining

deficit

can

supported by utilizing the 9 available
youth soccer facilities at local schools.

The demand is being met through
a combination of City and school
facilities. Without a joint use
agreement,

the

City

would

find

itself

deficit

situation.

The City has a current need for 5.2
youth

softball

fields.

There are 2 City owned youth facilities
available

leaving

deficit

3.2 fields.

The

remaining

deficit

can

supported by utilizing the surplus of 11.3
available City owned adult softball
facilities

and

1 available

youth

field

Circle View Elementary School.

The City has a current need for 2.7
adult

softball

fields.

There are 14 City owned adult facilities
available leaving a surplus of 11.3
fields.

The

surplus

11.3 adult

fields

can

used

support

the

deficit

found

youth

softball

fields.

The City has a current need for 2.7
indoor volleyball courts.

There are 2 City owned indoor
volleyball courts available leaving a
deficit

0.7 courts.

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Pickleball Summary:

Skateboarding Summary:Bocce Ball Summary:

Total Facilities Available
Current Needs (2021)
Current

Surplus

Deficit

5.3 5.1

0.2 Total Facilities Available
Current Needs (2021)
Current

Surplus

Deficit
4 3.5

0.5 Total Facilities Available
Current Needs (2021)
Current

Surplus

Deficit
15 6.1

8.9 The Custom Park Standards Calculations
for Bocce Ball, Pickleball, and
Skateboarding are based on the 2021
population level in the City of Huntington
Beach of 196,874. The per capita
participation is based on the information
received from the 2021 statistically valid,
multimodal community survey identifying
the annual participation for each facility
type. The facility need ratio for each
type of facility is calculated by dividing
the total population by the number of
facilities demanded. The City should
continue to evaluate growth or decline
in recreational activities when prioritizing
new development.

NOTE: The “Total Facilities Available”
reflects

the

2024

inventory.

The City currently has 4 bocce ball
courts available to the community.

Based on the data found in the 2021
statistically valid multimodal survey
there was a need for 3.5 courts leaving
a surplus of 0.5 courts. Bocce ball
needs

are

satisfied

with

these

facilities.

Huntington Beach has a 2021 demand
of 1/57,246, the 2024 NRPA does not
specify bocce ball.

A standard neighborhood skate park
is considered 10,000 square feet (sf).

The City has 5.3 (52,800 sf) skateparks
with a demand for 5.1 (51,000 sf)
skateparks. Skateboarding needs are
satisfied

with

these

facilities.

Huntington Beach has a 2021 demand
of 1/38,646 compared to 2024 NRPA
(100,000 to 250,000 population)
1/105,567.

The City currently has 15 pickleball
courts (including the 4 overlay courts
at Marina Park and the 7 temporary
stripped courts at Edison Park)
available to the community. Based on
the data found in the 2021 Statistically
Valid Multimodal Survey there was a
need for 6.1 courts leaving a surplus of

8.9 courts. Pickleball has continuously
grown in the community. Consideration
should be given to grouping courts
together for larger group round robin
type play. This would include making
the 7 courts at Edison permanent.
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City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 54 Programs and Services
In addition to providing open spaces,
parks and historic facilities for recreation,
the City of Huntington Beach through
the Community and Library Services
Department also provides a wide range
of services and programs geared toward
meeting the recreation needs and
interests of various age levels. The City’s
service and activity programs include:

Special Events:

Huntington Beach works with other
jurisdictions including civic organizations
and businesses to provide seasonal,
special, and educational events for the
community.

Day Camps and Sports Camps:

Huntington Beach’s recreation programs
include numerous special interest or
activity day camps, as well as sports
oriented camps.
“The Huntington Beach
Community and Library Services
Department strives to Create
Community Through People,
Parks and Programs!”
Recreation Classes and Activities:

In addition to those classes geared
toward

recreation

and

fitness,

Huntington

Beach offers a variety of cultural and
special interest classes and activities
including music, dance, art, computer
technology, and science.

Organized Team Sports Activities:

Numerous organized sports groups such
as Little League and soccer teams, utilize
Huntington

Beach

facilities

and

fields.

The

aquatics program offers swim lessons and
water activities at the City Gym and Pool.

Community Programs:

Huntington Beach provides programs
geared toward assisting individual age
and special needs groups such as seniors
and developmentally disabled, as well as
before and after school programming.

3.3 Recreation Program Inventory
Grandparents Day Event
Pacific Airshow
Photo by the City of Huntington
Beach Instagram
Photo by dailybreeze.com
55 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Environmental Education Opportunities:

Huntington Beach’s open space parks,
such as the Shipley Nature Center in
Central Park and Gibbs Park, provide
unique environmental education as well
as walking and hiking opportunities.

There is a detailed analysis of the
individual programs and attendance
levels from 2015 available in the
Appendix, however when compared
to the 2021 community voice there is
a high degree of satisfaction with the
current programs offered. There is a
demand for the continued growth of
programming efforts.

59%
Use City Recreation Programs, Classes or
Lessons at least Once a Year
65%
Are satisfied with Parks, Facilities
and Programs
3 Shipley Nature Center
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Note: 2021 Multimodal Survey Data.

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57 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update SECTION FOUR:

RECOMMENDATIONS

4.1 4
Key Strategy #1: Provide Diverse Program
Opportunities
for All
Key Strategy #2:

Preserve and Expand Active

Sports
Recreation Facilities
Key Strategy #3:

Preserve and Enhance Open Space

and
Natural Landscapes
Key Strategy #4:

Enhance Equitable Distribution

and Access to Parks & Recreation
Key Strategy #5:

Implement Enhanced Community

Communication
Strategies
Key Strategy #6:

Celebrate the City’s History

and
local Identity
The City currently meets established standards for providing park and recreation facilities. However, demand for increasingly diverse and ever changing recreation programs

and

facilities

should

re-assessed

every

five

ten

years.

Demand

strong

for parks that feature active recreational facilities and support team sports as well as those that provide access to natural environments. Since much of Huntington Beach has

been

developed,

park

space

must

used

efficiently

and

strategically

added

part of new developments or reuse of existing facilities, such as closed schools.

The recommendations developed in this section are founded in the desires and needs for

recreation

opportunities

identified

the

Huntington

Beach

community.

Specific

recommendations are broken down within six key strategies that will advance the development of parks and recreation for the entire community.

Key Strategies
Each of the following recommended key strategies has been reviewed and aligns with the 2025 Master Plan Update process by evaluating existing recreation resources and addressing the community’s evolving needs. This analysis ensures that recreation development

thoughtfully

balanced,

allowing

facilities

and

programs

flourish

and

support a thriving, engaged outdoor community.

City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 58 2016 / 2024 Needs Comparison
2016 / 2024 Needs Comparison
Over the past three Master Plan Reports and Updates (2016, 2021, and 2024), several facility recommendations have been proposed. Many recommendations from the 2016 report have already been successfully completed, while the remaining ones are listed below. Additional details on recommendations developed from the 2021 and 2024 updates are provided on the following pages.

4.2 Exhibit 4.2-1: 2016 / 2024 Park and Facility
Needs and Update
Aquatics Complex: The City should look to develop a facility to accommodate competition and recreational swim programs beyond what the City Gym and Pool can facilitate.
2021 Update No new aquatic facilities have been developed. A new swimming pool continues to be a community desire and

among

the

frequent

identified

needs

for

the

2021

Master

Plan

Update.
2024 Update Any

new

facilities

extended

hours

operation

may

require

additional

staffing

sources

beyond

what

the

city already has allocated.

Bike Paths: The City should look to continue to develop bike paths throughout the City. 2021 Update There remains a strong community desire for the continued development of bike trails throughout the City. 2024 Update The

City

has

enhanced

its

bicycle

infrastructure

with

significant

developments

Delaware

Street

(2022)

and

Utica Avenue (2023). These enhancements aim to improve mobility and safety for cyclists and pedestrians, reinforcing the city’s commitment to sustainable and inclusive transportation solutions.

Gymnasium/ Basketball (indoor): Develop programmable indoor sports space throughout the City. 2021 Update No new facilities have been developed since the 2016 report. The demand from the community is indicated in the community workshops and multimodal survey.
2024 Update No new facilities have been built.

Tennis Courts: In

2016,

there

was

deficit

about

12 tennis

courts

based

the

demand

needs

calculations.
2021 Update No new facilities have been developed since the 2016 report. Edison Park Master Plan indicates renovated tennis in future development.
2024 Update Lebard Park tennis courts are being revitalized. Edison Park plans to rehabilitate previously closed tennis courts.

Walking/Jogging/Running/Hiking Trails: In

2016,

there

was

deficit

about

42 miles

trails

based

the

demand

needs

calculations.
2021 Update Significant

trail

upgrades

have

been

developed

part

the

Bluff

top

improvement

plan.

Additional

trail

improvements and connections have been implemented in Bartlett Park, and Irby Park. 2024 Update There are no current plans for immediate trail improvements at the time of this report.

Lighting of Fields: Based

community

input,

field

lights

were

desired

for

extended

game

and

practice

play

sports

fields.
2021 Update New

field

lights

have

been

added

Murdy

Park.
2024 Update Multi-phase

LED

improvements

HBSC.

New

lights

practice

soccer

field.

Pickleball Courts: Based on community input and trends in 2016, Pickleball courts were recommended for development in the City.
2021 Update New pickleball courts were installed at Worthy Park and new courts are planned as part of the Edison Park Master Plan.
2024 Update Temporary Overlays at Marina - one court and net must be provided by players. Seven (7) temporary courts are available at Edison Park.

Softball Fields: Based

the

demand

needs

calculations

there

was

surplus

11.3 adult

fields

and

deficit

3.2 youth

fields.
2021 Update No

new

softball

fields

have

been

developed

since

the

2016

report

however

the

reduction

school

property

has put a strain on the availability of sports facilities. Organizations will be looking to the City more for support in available facilities.
2024 Update Based

the

2024

demand

needs

calculations

there

was

surplus

11.3 adult

fields

and

deficit

3.2 youth

fields.

Currently

softball

fields

for

youth

are

being

met

through

the

surplus

available

adult

fields.

Murdy

Park

fields

are

currently

being

renovated.
59 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 4 As part of the updates to the 2016 and 2021 Master Plans, program and facility priorities were evaluated in relation to current and planned city recreation facilities.

The

findings

the

2024

Master

Plan

reaffirm

and

align

with

these

earlier

assessments,

highlighting the importance of addressing the community’s evolving recreational needs. The focus remains on identifying service requirements related to current recreation interests, which may be accommodated through public facilities such as libraries, community centers, schools, public parks, or innovative private partnerships.

Prioritizing these program needs continues to facilitate effective park planning, as program demands often determine the facility improvements required.

The 2024 program and facility needs, detailed in Exhibit 4.2-2, along with updated data from the Facility and Program Needs charts (2.3-1 and 2.3-2), identify the community’s

top

desired

programs

and

facilities.

These

findings

serve

the

foundation for the recommendations and key strategies aimed at enhancing parks and recreation services in Huntington Beach.

The following pages narrate a story of progress, celebrating past accomplishments, ongoing initiatives, and future projects designed to meet the community’s recreation needs.

These

efforts

reflect

Huntington

Beach’s

steadfast

commitment

providing

high-quality parks, facilities, and services that enhance the well-being and enjoyment of both residents and visitors.

Top 2024 Program Needs
(Listed in alphabetical order)
Top 2024 Facility Needs
(Listed in alphabetical order)
Affordable Programs Beach Amenities / Rentals
Beach Programs / Activities Maintenance / Upkeep
Concerts / Events Open Space / Nature
Exercise and Fitness Classes Pickleball Courts
Homeless Programs Playground Renovations including ADA Equipment Pickleball Classes Restrooms
Senior Programs Skatepark / Skateboard Areas
Soccer Fields
Swimming Pool
Trails (bike)
Trails (walk/hike)
Urban Forest / Trees / Native Plants
Walkways in Parks
Exhibit 4.2-2: Top 2024 Facility and
Program Needs
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Program Opportunities for All
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• There are many private businesses
that offer exercise and fitness classes
including Planet Fitness, Fitness 19,
Equinox Huntington Beach, LA Fitness,
Orangetheory Fitness, and 24 Hour
Fitness. The City currently offers Yoga,
Pilates, Tai Chi as well as Cardio and
Zumba classes
•
City should continue to offer exercise
and fitness classes and expand if
registration continues to fill to capacity
•
The City could expand fitness classes
to take place outdoors at a park and at
the beach
•
Develop multi-disciplinary health
partnerships with schools, local
hospitals, and health care providers,
private health clubs, and other
agencies to bring public information
and educational programs that
prevent obesity and successfully
promote physical activity across entire
communities
Community Voice:
• Exercise and fitness classes as
recreation programs desired were
recorded from the community in
Workshop 2, the Multimodal Survey, as
well as various Stakeholder Interviews
•
Exhibit 4.2-4 illustrates the geographic
distribution of the community responses
that desire exercise and fitness classes
as a recreation program
Exercise and Fitness Classes:

As part of the 2021 Statistically Valid
Community Survey for the Parks and
Recreation Master Plan Update, 75% of the
residents chose “Physical Fitness, Health
and Well-Being” as the most important
benefit

when

seeking

recreation.

The

most often reported desired recreation
programs

were

exercise,

fitness,

yoga,

and pilates. NRPA’s Commit to Health
campaign supports the goals of improving
healthy food access, reducing obesity
and chronic disease, and fostering social
support at local park and recreation sites.

Park and recreation departments can
join the national movement to support
community health and wellness.

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4 Exhibit 4.2-4: Senior Programs Survey Results
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• During the 2020 to 2024-time frame, the
second greatest growth in population
by age group was evidenced among
City residents 75 to 79 years (13.2%)
•
The pattern of growth in the City’s
population over 65 was more than
the growth among Orange County
residents 65 years or older
•
Continue and expand senior
programming including affordable
fitness classes and pickleball classes
•
Could expand senior programming
to Murdy and Edison Park Community
Centers for seniors living near these
community centers
•
Continue to offer veterans outreach at
the Veteran’s Resource Center at the
Central Library.
•
Continue to offer senior social services
at the Senior Center in Central Park.

Community Voice:
• Senior programs, activities, and classes
as recreation programs desired were
recorded from the community in
Workshop 2, the Multimodal Survey, as
well as various stakeholder interviews
•
Exhibit 4.2-5 illustrates the geographic
distribution of responses that
mentioned senior programs, activities,
or classes as a desired recreation
program
Senior Programs:

In 2016, the new Senior Center in Central
Park established programs to improve
the health and wellness of Orange
County’s seniors by supporting programs
such as free health screenings, care
management congregate meals, home
delivered meals for seniors in Huntington
Beach, and Surf City Seniors on the Go,
a transportation service for seniors to
access medical and senior services. The
fitness

center

was

then

incorporated

into

the Senior Center.

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Key Strategy #1:Provide Diverse
Program Opportunities for All
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City of Huntington Beach has a
median household income in 2024
of $163,375 which is higher than the
Orange County median income.

However, there are households in
the City that have an annual income
level of $43,000 to $72,000. These
neighborhoods are identified in Exhibit

4.2-6
•
The City has been partnering with Oak
View FRC to deliver affordable programs
to provide after school programming
since 1977.
•
The City offers a wide variety of
programming for all income levels, free
social programs, volunteer led classes,
etc. at all City facilities
•
Even though the school districts
offer after-school programs the City
should partner with the districts to
offer programs that are affordable
to low-income or fixed income
populations. Programs could take
place in parks or community centers
where district program locations and
times are lacking near the low-income
neighborhoods identified on Exhibit 4.2-
6 and information can be shared when
classes fill up
•
City could send direct mailings to
low-income neighborhoods to inform
residents on available assistance
programs. Programs such as Housing
assistance, the Affordable Connectivity
Program (ACP), and the Low Income
Home Energy Assistance Program
(LIHEAP) that help low-income
households with discounts on rent,
internet services and energy costs could
help educate
•
City should continue to offer free or low-
cost community events and programs
Community Voice:
• Affordable programs and classes
as recreation program desires were
recorded from the community in
Workshop 1, Workshop 2, as well as
various stakeholder interviews
Affordable Programs:

According to a recent poll conducted
by the National Recreation and Park
Association (NRPA), 9 in 10 (93 percent)
of Americans believe affordable out-
of-school time programs at local parks,
recreation centers, and libraries should
be a goal of their local government to
families of all income levels.

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4 Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City currently offers pickleball
classes at the pickleball courts at
Edison Park and at the City Gym and
Pool. Fees for classes range from $96 to
$194
•
Monitor registration for pickleball
classes if registration continues to fill to
capacity expand the number of classes
offered
•
The City could partner with USAPA
to host tournaments once additional
pickleball courts are developed
Community Voice:
• Pickleball classes as a recreation
program desired was recorded from
the community in Workshop 2, the
Multimodal Survey, as well as various
stakeholder interviews
•
Exhibit 4.2-7 illustrates the geographic
distribution of responses that desire
pickleball classes as a recreation
program
Pickleball Classes:

Pickleball has had a 650 percent increase
in numbers from 2015 to 2021, according
to USA Pickleball Association (USAPA).

A youth movement is underway, as
more schools add pickleball to physical
education classes. Most core players
(play 8+ times per year) are still 65+,
however most casual players are now
in the 8–34 age range (axios.com).

Pickleball continues to grow nationally (as
reported in the SFIA Topline Participation
Report for 2023) increasing 51.8% from
2022 to 2023 and 223.5% over the last four
years since 2020.

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Key Strategy #2: Preserve and
Expand Active Sports
Recreation Facilities
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City currently has four (4) dedicated
pickleball courts at Worthy Park which
are used on a regular basis
•
Four (4) overlay pickleball courts,
shared with tennis, are available at
Marina Park
•
Seven (7) temporary pickleball courts
are at Edison Park
•
The City should continue to pursue the
development of Edison Park Master
Plan including the new pickleball
courts (16)
•
The City should continue to pursue the
development
of dedicated pickleball
courts at Marina Park
•
Evaluate opportunities for dual striping
on tennis courts for possible joint use
programming where sound would not
affect neighboring residences
Community Voice:
• Pickleball activity desires were
recorded from the community in
Workshop 2, Online Feedback
Comments, the Multimodal Survey as
well as various stakeholder interviews
•
Based on the 2021 Multimodal Survey
community participation data can be
utilized to determine how often people
play pickleball. From this data, the
custom park standards calculation
shows a surplus of 8.9 pickleball courts
Pickleball Courts:

Pickleball has been a growing sport for
several years. Pickleball continues to
grow nationally (as reported in the SFIA
Topline Participation Report for 2023)
increasing 51.8% from 2022 to 2023.

Huntington Beach has seen an increased
user participation in pickleball above
other Southern California cities based on
individual participation data.

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Recommendations:
• The City currently has one (1) field at
the Sports Complex in Central Park, one
(1) field at Lamb Park, and one (1) field
at Murdy Park
•
The majority of league soccer games
are played on school facilities, the
reduction of school property has put
a strain on the potential availability of
sports fields
•
The City should work collaboratively
with school districts regarding current
and future sport facility needs to
preserve soccer field space where
feasible
•
Consider expanding soccer fields at
existing City parks
•
Develop new soccer facilities within the
City in opportunity sites
Community Voice:
• Based on the 2024 sports organization
survey data, the custom park standards
calculation shows a need for 10.8
youth soccer fields
•
Additional soccer fields were recorded
from the community in Workshop
2, Online Feedback, and in the
Multimodal Survey
Soccer Fields:

Soccer has the most peak day participants
(players) of any of the sports in Huntington
Beach. Historically the majority of available
soccer

fields

have

been

played

school

facilities. With the trend in school facilities
restructuring there will be an increased
demand

for

field

space

the

future.

Soccer (youth) Summary:

Total Facilities Available
Current Needs
Current Surplus / Deficit
Future Needs
Future Surplus / Deficit

3.0 10.8
-7.8

10.6 -7.6
NOTE: Data from 2024 update.

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Expand Active Sports
Recreation Facilities
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• Vans Skatepark, a 40,000 sf City owned
facility, is located on Huntington
Beach’s northern boundary and is
operated by Vans
•
There is an 1,800 sf skate spot located
in Murdy Park
•
Recently opened Edison Park
temporary skate spot provides +/-
11,000 sf of skateable area in an open
plaza style design
•
The City should continue to pursue the
development of Edison Park Master
Plan that includes a permanent skate
facility to replace the temporary skate
spot
•
The City should pursue additional
skate spots throughout the community
focusing on a distributed model
providing skateable areas / features in
existing parks
Community Voice:
• Skatepark / Skate Area desires were
recorded from the community in
the stakeholder interviews and the
Multimodal Survey
•
Based on the 2021 Multimodal Survey
community participation data can be
utilized to determine how often people
skate for recreation. From this data,
the custom park standards calculation
shows a surplus of 1,800 sf of skateable
area
Skatepark and Skate Areas:

Huntington Beach has been considered
a hub for skateboarding culture for over
50 years. With the 2028 Olympics on the
horizon Huntington Beach continues to
support its action sports culture including
but

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4 Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City Gym and Pool is the only City
owned pool. The pool is an indoor
(20y x 36f) unstripped swimming pool.

City Gym and Pool last renovated in
1994 and is listed on the State and
National Register of Historic Places (ref#
94001499)
•
There is an Aquatics Program at City
Gym and Pool.
•
Swimming lessons and programs
are offered at Golden West College,
Ocean View High School (Jump
Start Swimming),
Huntington Beach
High School and Edison High School
(Vanguard Aquatics), and a couple
privately owned businesses* that have
swimming pools.
*MerMade Aquatic School, Waterworks
Aquatics, and Big Blue Swim School
•
Based on the 2024 sports organization
survey data the need for swimming
pools is being met by available facilities
•
Pursue discussion with school districts
and/or Golden West College to
see if there is an opportunity to use
High School swimming pools for City
programmed swimming lessons and
water safety classes
•
Develop a new aquatic facility capable
of supporting both recreation swim and
competition swim programs
•
Partner with private businesses as
contract providers that have swimming
pools for lessons and aquatic
programming
Community Voice:
• Developing a new swimming
pool facility was recorded from
the community in the stakeholder
interviews, Workshop 2, online
feedback surveys, as well as the
Multimodal Survey
Swimming Pool:

Consistent with the 2016, 2021, and 2024
Master Plans, the popularity of swimming
and community desires for a new facility
and recreation swim continues to be
a high priority in the 2025 Master Plan
Update.

City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 68 Key Strategy #3: Preserve and
Enhance Open Space and
Natural Landscapes
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve is
approximately 1,300 acres of coastal
estuary. Habitats include open water,
mudflats, salt marsh, coastal dunes,
seabird nesting islands, riparian, and
freshwater marsh
•
Huntington Beach has 9.5 miles of
California’s most pristine beach
environments along its southern border.

Central to the coastal access is the
Huntington Beach Pier continuing the
Main Street activities right over the water
•
Huntington Central Park has over 350
acres with several naturalized areas
including the “Urban Forest”, “Secret
Garden”, and the Shipley Nature Center
showcasing drought tolerant landscapes
and native California plantings
•
Service existing partnerships /
multigenerational programs with local
groups to continue to preserve the
natural open space that already exists
within the City
•
The City should evaluate the
opportunity to work with local school
districts to involve students to support
and deliver public education and
awareness of sustainable practices at
City parks
Community Voice:
• Several comments were recorded
from the community identifying Open
Space / Nature as desired elements
within the Huntington Beach recreation
system. The comments were received
in Workshop 1 and 2, and in online
feedback surveys
Open Space and Nature:

Huntington Beach has substantial open
space resources in and around the City
from the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
to

the

Pacific

Ocean.

Additionally,

within the City’s parks system there
are numerous open space areas with
naturalized plantings. Preserving publicly
accessible open space and their
maintenance through generational
education and programs is a priority for
the community.

Recommendations:
• The City of Huntington Beach has
an extensive urban forest of various
species and heights of mature trees.

The City regularly maintains and
monitors approximately 65,000 trees
for pruning, planting, pest control, and
removals
•
Huntington Beach currently has a
Tree City USA designation and follows
the National Arbor Day Foundation
of sustainable tree management
practices
•
Continue to track the quantity and
health of the City-wide tree canopy.

Policy implementation should include
tree replacement schedules, and
focused replanting efforts of offset
potential canopy die off
•
Evaluate existing parks for re-
naturalized planting opportunities and
removal of high-water use landscapes
such as non-active turf areas
•
Utilize native plantings in park
landscapes. Develop a drought tolerant
plant policy that adopts an appropriate
plant material list by drought tolerant
levels (low, medium, high) and require
that 100% of new developments meet
medium and high levels
•
Per CEQA and Landscape Guidelines
continue to implement tree
replacement policy.

Community Voice:
• Several comments were recorded
from the community identifying Trees
/ Native Plants as desired elements
within the Huntington Beach recreation
system. The comments were received
in the stakeholder interviews, Workshop
2, and in Online Feedback Surveys
Tree Canopy and Native Plantings:

The City’s trees are important assets that
not only beautify Huntington Beach but
provide

significant

environmental

benefits

as well. Trees absorb carbon dioxide,
produce oxygen, purify air by reducing
dust and contaminants as well as reduce
heat island effect. Continuing to preserve
and grow the City’s tree canopy and
native plant species is a priority for the
community.

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City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 70 Key Strategy #4: Enhance Equitable
Distribution and Access to Parks
& Recreation
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City currently has (61) playgrounds
across the City’s (79) park locations
•
While all playgrounds meet ADA
requirements there is one (1) universally
accessible designed playground on the
beach, north of the Huntington Beach
pier across from 9th st.
•
Recent playground improvements
implemented include new facilities
at Central Park West, Pattinson Park,
Central Park, Slater, and Hope View Park
•
The County of Orange conducted
a county wide universal accessible
playground survey in 2021 identifying
several design elements that would
support play activities for individuals
of all ages for social / emotional
disabilities, ambulatory disabilities,
and cognitive disabilities. Huntington
Beach should include these design
considerations in future playground
designs
•
The City should look to foster
partnerships with other agencies that
may offer additional opportunities for
accessible play in activities beyond
playground interaction
Community Voice:
• Several comments were recorded from
the community identifying playground
Renovations and ADA Playground
Equipment as desired improvements
within the Huntington Beach recreation
system. The comments were received
in
the Stakeholder Interviews, Workshop
1, and in Online Feedback Surveys
Playground Renovations and ADA
Equipment:

Playgrounds can be the focal point for
early developmental skills in children.

Learning to take risks, develop motor skills,
social interactions through cooperative
and symbolic play. Playgrounds are also
areas for generational interaction between
grandparents and grandchildren and the
extended community.

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4 Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City park facilities have seen
significant increase in park visitation
according to the Multimodal Survey.

In 2015 park usage of 1 to 2 times a
month or more was recorded at 74% or
residents compared to 2021 at 92%
•
Huntington Beach parks are maintained
by the Maintenance Operations Division
of the Public Works Department
•
Equipment that is nearing its lifespan also
show the impacts of the natural coastal
environment rusting various elements
•
The City is actively replacing various
playground and park equipment based
on known wear and tear from use and
the environmental influences
•
The City of Huntington Beach currently
has a high level of park maintenance
standards and practices in place.

These standards, with modifications and
improvements, will continue to form
the foundation for the development
of enhanced operations and
maintenance practices
•
New equipment and park amenities
should be selected with the coastal
influences in mind and where possible
metalized material with a zinc coating
during fabrication as alternative
materials to steel (wood, plastic, GFRP,
etc.)
Community Voice:
• Several comments were recorded
from the community identifying
maintenance, upkeep, and updated
equipment as desired improvements
within the Huntington Beach recreation
system. The comments were received in
the Stakeholder Interviews, Workshop 1
and 2, and in Online Feedback Surveys
•
Based on data collected in the 2021
Multimodal Survey 60% of respondents
are satisfied with park maintenance
compared to 93% satisfaction in 2015
Park Maintenance and Upkeep:

Huntington Beach residents have a very
active outdoor recreation trend. 92%
of survey respondents reported visiting
a park 1 to 2 times a month or more.

This high usage combined with the
significant

number

parks

within

the

City

has no doubt put a strain on the City’s
maintenance capabilities.

Exhibit 4.2-14: Park Maintenance and
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92%
Use Parks & Recreation Facilities
at Least Monthly
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Key Strategy #4: Enhance Equitable
Distribution and Access to Parks
& Recreation
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City currently has (26) restroom
buildings at the (79) parks
•
Restrooms should be made available
at most community parks. Current
community parks that do not have
restrooms include:
•
Baca Park (Majority of park is open
space - no restroom required)
•
Bartlett Park (Trails / undeveloped
parkland - no restroom required)
•
Carr Park (Majority of park is open
space - no restroom required)
•
Gisler Park (No parking, change to
neighborhood park) – next to new
housing development – closed
school converted to housing
•
Greer Park (Portables available
when renting fields)
•
Irby Park (Primarily trails and open
space - no restroom required)
•
Langenbeck Park (no parking,
change to neighborhood park)
•
Restroom renovations should focus on
implementing water conservation and
energy efficient technologies
•
Collaborate with Public Works to
identify areas of increased traffic of
park users
/ homelessness to establish a
modified restroom renovation schedule
based on use intensity
Community Voice:
• Several comments were recorded
from the community identifying a
desire for more restrooms and restroom
improvements within Huntington Beach
parks. The comments were received in
the stakeholder interviews, Workshop 2,
and in online feedback surveys
Restrooms:

The size and location of parks in
Huntington

Beach

can

influence

whether

they become destination facilities. Small
mini and neighborhood parks mainly
cater to residents within their local
neighborhoods and may not require a
restroom facility due to visitors proximity
to their residences. In contrast, larger
community and regional parks are more
oriented toward vehicular access, serving
a broader segment of the community
and acting as destination facilities.

Providing restrooms at these larger parks
enhances the experience for various user
groups visiting these areas.

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4 Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The 2013 Bicycle Master Plan identifies
class 2 bicycle lanes as marked lanes
within roadways adjacent to the
curb or parking lane, delineated by
appropriate striping and signage for
preferential use by cyclists. Bicycle
lanes must be one-way facilities and
carry traffic in the same direction as
adjacent motor vehicle traffic. Based
on this definition, the City has 77.8 miles
of class 2 bicycle lanes.
•
The City should continue to explore
and develop the Talbert Channel and
Huntington Beach Channel trail projects
•
Continue to develop the Downtown
Specific Plan (DTSP) promoting
additional trail connectivity and
multimodal transportation opportunities
•
Strengthen trail connections in strategic
areas focusing on trail crossings at
arterials as well as linkages to parks
and school sites
Community Voice:
• Several comments were recorded from
the community identifying a desire
for more trails (biking, walking, and
hiking) within Huntington Beach. The
comments were received in Workshop
2, Online Feedback Surveys, and the
Multimodal survey
Trails (bike trails, walk/hike trails, walking
paths in parks):

The majority of trail routes within Huntington
Beach are Class II and Class III bike
lanes (approximately 77.8 miles). Several
significant

walking

(off

street)

trails

exist

in larger park facilities such as Blufftop
Park, Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve,
Huntington Central Park, and Harriett
M. Wieder Regional Park. An additional

0.4 miles of trail is also available along
the Santa Ana River Trail. While the City
does not own all the internal park trails it
is important to cross promote with other
agency’s trail networks and incorporate
County and internal park walking loops.

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Enhanced Community
Communication Strategies
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City has numerous community
informational platforms including
but not limited to the City’s website,
program publications SANDS, HBTV,
social media, email newsletters, and
many more. Most of these programs
focus on information dissemination
identifying what is going on within the
City
•
Continue to develop a community
dialogue platform that both informs
the community of various key project
development, program opportunities,
and volunteer opportunities
•
Develop relationships with local youth
and school organizations to coordinate
various volunteer projects
•
Develop two-way dialogue system
where community members can
contact the City and be directed to an
existing local resource or if none exist
identify opportunities within the City for
additional programs or growth
Community Voice:
• Various program mentions were
requested by the community naturally
due to the design of the outreach
campaign. However the presence of
so many program requests is also an
indicator of the need for continued
community dialogue at regular
intervals
•
Specific mentions included
“communication system to connect
community and City”.

Community Communication Strategy:

In any successful endeavor lies the
cornerstone of basic communication
strategies. Effective communication relies
on a two-way dialogue of information
delivery and response or reaction to
such information. The City has numerous
information sharing platforms as well as
multiple individual projects that collect
community input. The key for continued
City growth is the development of
a new system that manages and
organizes a citywide collective of the
communications. This system would
coordinate among all departments
and match the various opportunities,
programs, and volunteers that evolve
from within the City and the community
at large.

Exhibit 4.2-17: Community Communication
Strategy Site
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Recommendations:
• The County’s 2024 PIT Count showed 173
unsheltered homeless which was an 8%
decrease from the previous 2022 count.
•
The Huntington Beach Navigation Center
opened in 2020 and provides 164 beds to
people experiencing homelessness with strong
ties to Huntington Beach.
•
The City currently operates a homeless task
force consisting of 4 full-time officers and 1
sergeant.
•
The City Manager’s Homeless and Behavioral
Health Services includes 1 manager, 1
supervisor, 3 social workers, and 15 CARES
volunteers to assist with supportive tasks.
•
The City partners with Be Well, a mobile crisis
response team that assists with both housed
and unhoused individuals experiencing a
mental health or substance abuse crisis.
•
Continue providing services at the Huntington
Beach Navigation Center
•
Partnership with OC Cares
•
Partnership with Police
•
Park Maintenance, replace degraded
equipment especially playgrounds.

Secure capital funding for ongoing park
maintenance
•
Graffiti Removal
•
Code and Rule Enforcement
•
Lighting
•
Incorporating sound design and
maintenance practices have been proven to
mitigate loitering and vandalism
Community Voice:
• Several community mentions of
Homelessness Issues, Facilities, Programs,
and Outreach were recorded in the
Stakeholder Interviews, Online Feedback
Surveys, Workshops 1 and 2
Homeless Program:

Homelessness

continues

significant

concern raised by the community. Community
feedback has often highlighted a decreased
sense of safety in areas with higher instances
of unsheltered individuals or urban camping.

While Huntington Beach maintains a
relatively low crime rate, some residents
have expressed concerns related to public
space maintenance, such as the condition
of restrooms and the accumulation of trash.

Many community members have called for
a balanced approach, emphasizing the
importance of strengthening services and
programs that support individuals experiencing
homelessness, while also ensuring the
consistent enforcement of City ordinances.

This

feedback

reflects

shared

desire

for

solutions that prioritize both public safety and
compassionate, effective
responses to
homelessness.

NOTE: Data from 2024 update.

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Exhibit 4.2-19: Beach Amenities and Rentals
Survey Results
Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City does not own but does operate
in Bolsa Chica State Beach north of the
Pier to Seapoint
•
Huntington Beach Dog Beach is a
regional destination
•
City contracts operation for concessions
on the pier and along the beach front
•
New mobi mats provide beach access
to mobility devices
•
City owns and operates the municipal
pier and lifeguard buildings
•
The City should continue to partner
with local groups to offer greater
opportunities for beach patrons as
well as focus on dedicated efforts for
revenue generating programs
•
Currently offered:
•
Surf Camps
•
Beach Volleyball
•
RV Camping
•
Pier (fishing)
•
Dog Beach
•
Note also the All-Inclusive
Playground by Bluff Top Park
Community Voice:
• Beach amenities and rental
opportunities were recorded from the
community in Workshop 1, Workshop 2,
and the Multimodal Survey
•
Expanding beach amenities is
consistent with stakeholder comments
regarding beach class programming,
concerts at the beach, rental / storage
facilities for surfboards, expanded
beach and programming opportunities
Beach Amenities and Rentals:

The beach is used for a variety of
recreational activities, from swimming,
surfing,

fishing,

and

sunbathing

jogging

and volleyball, to major sporting and
cultural events. Beach access and
recreational activities are important to
the City’s economic vitality and cultural
identity. The beaches and adjacent marine
habitats also provide habitat for numerous
species. The City should look to develop
beach amenities and rental opportunities
based on strong community feedback.

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Existing Conditions:

Recommendations:
• The City posts upcoming events on the
City’s website
•
Residents enjoy the beach concerts,
summer concert series, and movies in
the park, City should continue to offer
and expand these events
•
City should incorporate diverse cultures
and traditions into the community events
•
Continue and expand events that
celebrate and support “Surf City USA.”
Hold events at Pier Plaza
Community Voice:
• Community events such as concerts,
shows, and entertainment as recreation
programs desired were recorded from
the community in Workshop 1 and the
Multimodal Survey
Concerts / Events:

The City of Huntington Beach hosts a
variety of events ranging from international
sporting events, community-based
celebrations, and music festivals, attracting
more than 1.25 million visitors annually.

Some of the regional events include the
Pacific

Airshow,

U.S.

Open

Surfing,

AVP

Pro Beach Volleyball, and Independence
Day Parade and Fireworks. Some of the
popular local events include the Surf City
Marathon,

fishing

and

kite

events,

Surf

City

Artisan Fair, Annual Pier Swim, car shows,
Surfin’

Sunday

Concerts,

and

Pier

Plaza

events.

City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 78 Joint Use Agreement Facility Recommendations
The decline in available school facilities for organized sports leagues, mainly due to decreased student enrollment and the consolidation of sports leagues in fewer schools,

leading

increased

demand

for

practice

and

game

fields.

address

this,

it’s advised that cities reinvest in joint use agreements with local school districts. These agreements,

designed

mutually

beneficial

and

equitable

for

both

parties,

should

support

the

community’s

recreational

needs

while

allowing

flexible

scheduling

for

both

city and school facilities.

Site Specific Recommendations

4.3 Funding
Exhibit 4.3-1: School Enrollment Chart Source: https://www.ed-data.org/county/orange/ 79 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 4 4.4 Current Capital Project Budget
Currently, funding for capital
improvements, renovations, and additions
to park and recreation facilities in the City
of Huntington Beach comes from several
sources.

Funding may be from the Park
Development Impact Fund, Quimby
Fund, state bond allocations, grants, or
Capital Improvement Reserve. The park
system is developed in accordance with
the Development Impact Fee Report
(2023), the Parks and Recreation Master
Plan (2021), as well as the General Plan,
Environmental Resources and Conservation Element.

Exhibit 4.4-1 shows the allocated funding for capital improvement and renovation of park

facilities

for

the

most

recent

three

fiscal

years.

built-out

community,

fees

new development (development impact fees and developer special agreements) are
a minimal source of funding to provide parks and recreation facilities for the residents of Huntington Beach.

Murdy Park
FUNDING SOURCE FY 2022/23* FY 2023/24** FY 2024/25*** FY 2025/26**** General Fund $980,000
Special Revenue Funds $1,390,000 $790,000 $3,646,880 $1,657,000 Capital Project Funds $1,799,000 $2,581,000
Other Funds $1,030,000 $1,710,500 $1,200,000
Total $3,400,000 $2,500,500 $6,645,880 $4,238,000
Exhibit 4.4-1: Capital Funding Parks
and Beaches
*Retrieved from FY 2022/2023 Adopted Budget.
**Retrieved from FY 2023/2024 Adopted Budget.
***Retrieved from FY 2024/2025 Adopted Budget.
****Retrieved from FY 2025/2026 Adopted Budget.

City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 80 Site Specific RecommendationsFunding
Current Capital Project Budget (continued)
Exhibit 4.4-2 shows the current adopted four-year capital improvement program for the City of Huntington Beach. FY 2025/26 adopted budget includes $4.8 million in recreation facility, park, and beach improvements to enhance and improve parks and facilities throughout the City. The budgeted park projects include All-Inclusive Beach

Playground

Rehabilitation,

Edison

Park

Reconfiguration,

Huntington

Central

Park Master Plan Update, Langenbeck Park Playground Improvements, Playgrounds - Continuing Citywide Improvements, and Softball Field Improvements.

Exhibit 4.4-2: Huntington Beach
Capital Improvement Program
PROJECT FY 22/23 FY 23/24 FY 24/25 FY 25/26

FACILITIES
City Gym and Pool Flooring Replacement $155,000
Huntington Beach Art Center Electrical and Lighting Rehab $270,000 Main Promenade Parking Structure Improvements $80,000
Partial Re-Roof City Gym & Pool $385,000

PARKS AND BEACHES
All-Inclusive Beach Playground Rehab $120,000
Arevalos Park Playground Improvements $190,000
Beach Restroom Renovations $300,000
Bluff Top Park Irrigation Controller Replacement $100,000 Bluff Top Slope Stabilization Repair $310,000
Carr Park Improvements $355,000
Central Park Electrical Switchgear Replacement $525,000 Drew Park Playground Improvements $467,000
Edison Park Reconfiguration $475,000 $1,200,000 $2,000,000 $1,000,000 Edison Softball Field Backstop $160,000
Harbour Bulkhead $250,000
Hope View Park Playground $350,000
Huntington Central Park Master Plan Update $181,800
Huntington Central Park Slater Playground $475,000
Langenbeck Park Playground Improvements $300,000
Marina Park Reconfiguration $440,000
Pattinson Park Playground / Picnic Area $625,000
Playgrounds - Continuing Citywide Improvements $600,000 Seely Park Playground $389,000
Softball Field Improvements $554,000 $565,000
Sports Complex LED Light Retrofit $430,000
Sports Complex Outdoor Arena Artificial Turf $250,000
South Beach Lots Attendant Booth Roofs and Rehab $121,000 Sunset Beach Restroom Restoration $85,000
Trinidad Park Playground Improvements $197,000
TOTAL $3,400,000 $2,500,000 $3,766,800 $4,828,000
81 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update

RECOMMENDATION NEW DEVELOPMENT COST PARK RENOVATIONS /

CAPITAL MAINTENANCE
Carr Park Improvements $7,500,000
Edison Park Reconfiguration $13,100,000
Park Restrooms $1,250,000
Hawes Park - Volleyball Court $170,000
Marina Park Reconfiguration $12,600,000
Playgrounds - Continuing Citywide
Improvements
$3,000,000
Sports Complex LED Light Retrofit $905,000
Trail Improvements - Walking $500,000
Trail Improvements - Biking $500,000
Youth Soccer Fields $1,000,000
Tennis/Pickleball Courts $1,000,000
Aquatics & Splash Pad Facilities $1,500,000
Skate Facilities (new) $750,000
TOTAL $6,670,000 $27,505,000
Proposed Capital Costs for New & Existing Facilities
Exhibit 4.5-1 identifies Master Plan recommended projects for the City of Huntington Beach. Project estimates are general in nature and developed to show potential costs

and/or

range

costs.

Many

factors

including

final

scope

projects

will

affect

the ultimate costs estimates. Based on these general project estimates, the City of Huntington Beach can be facing $27.5 million in park renovations and another $6.7 million in new park facilities.

Exhibit 4.5-1: Recommended Projects
for Existing Facilities

4.5 City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 82 Funding
Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan
Development of a multi-year Capital Budget is integral to sound financial planning, debt

management,

and

reserve

development.

This

Master

Plan

identifies

new

park development costs as well as park maintenance improvements and outlines the

requirement

over

five-year

period

assist

with

planned

cash

and

debt

management.

Exhibit

4.6-1

displays

the

recommended

five

year

needs

for

the

City

Huntington

Beach,

including

renovation

existing

facilities,

redesign/modification

existing

sites,

and development of new park amenities. It should be noted that existing resources are limited and will not be able to fully fund the recommendations within this plan.

The City should look at developing new funding sources beyond those currently in use.

Funding

needs

can

satisfied

for

each

improvement

through

variety

potential

sources including Voter Approved, Non-Voter Approved, and Partnerships.

4.6 Edison Park
Photo by RJM Design Group
83 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 4 Voter Approved - Two-thirds vote
required
Parcel Tax
Parcel tax for parks is commonly imposed
on property owners and collected with
the property taxes. The process under
the Mello-Roos Community Facilities
Act of 1982 allows for the creation of
a community facilities district that can
impose a special tax on parcels within the
district.

Section 612 (Measure C)
Section 612 of the Huntington Beach City
Charter, established through Measure C in
1990, requires majority voter approval for
the

sale,

lease,

significant

development

of park and beach lands. This provision
aims to preserve open spaces and ensure
community input on major changes
to these public areas. In practice, it
has introduced additional layers to the
planning and development process,
as seen in legal disputes like the 2014
challenge
of constructing a senior center in
Central Park. Proponents view Section 612
as a safeguard against over-development,
while critics argue it can hinder necessary
infrastructure improvements.

Efforts to amend Section 612, such as
Measure L in 2022, sought to allow smaller-
scale developments without requiring voter
approval, but these efforts have been
unsuccessful, leaving the original provisions
intact. This means that substantial changes
to park lands continue to require public
votes, which can affect the timelines
and feasibility of projects. The City has
engaged the community to explore
potential

updates

Section

612,

reflecting

an ongoing conversation about balancing
development needs with the preservation
of public spaces.

Non-Voter Approved
Transient Occupancy Taxes
Transient Occupancy Taxes (TOT) and
business License Taxes are commonly
utilized by cities and counties to fund,
in part, daily operations including parks
and recreation. The City’s current TOT tax
rate

10%.

For

the

reported

fiscal

year

2022-2023 was approximately $16 million.

In addition to the TOT, short-term rentals
in Huntington Beach are subject to a 6%
assessment as part of the Tourism Business
Improvement District (TBID). This assessment
is collected alongside the TOT and is used
to promote and enhance tourism within
the city. It’s important to note that while
the TOT contributes to the City’s general
fund,

the

TBID

assessments

are

specifically

earmarked for tourism-related activities
and improvements.

Community Development Block Grants
Funds from the Federal Community
Development
Block Grant (CDBG) Program
may be utilized to support a broad range
of activities, including housing, public
improvements, public services, and
economic development initiatives.

While CDBG funding may be eligible under
certain conditions, it cannot be used to
replace existing funding for recreational
programming. Instead, it is intended to
supplement or enhance current funding to
expand services or improve facilities.

The City of Huntington Beach anticipates
receiving approximately $1,171,668 in
Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) funds from the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
for

the

fiscal

year

2024-2025.

Based

the

15% cap allowed by HUD for public service
activities, approximately $175,750 of the
estimated CDBG entitlement of $1,171,668
will be available for these services.

City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 84 Funding
Partnerships
Private non-Profit Hospital
The Huntington Beach Hospital is a
private

non-profit

hospital

located

in Huntington Beach. To maintain
tax-exempt status, the hospital must
provide charitable care and other
benefits

their

communities.

fulfill

this requirement, the hospital must work
with public health agencies and other
members of the communities to assess
the community’s health needs and
develop a plan for addressing those
needs

the

identification

community

benefits.

This

both

state

and

federal

requirement.

The process includes the development
of a written implementation plan that
describes how the hospital plans to
address

each

significant

health

need

identified

and

the

identification

community health improvement services
and

benefits.

Funding for recreational programming
would fall within California’s community
benefit

requirement,

provided

that

the

recreational

program

identified

need in the community assessment and
would

meet

community

benefit.

Other Partnerships to Consider:
•
Development of a Park and
Recreation Foundation
•
Non-Profit

Partnerships

and

Operation

of Park and Recreational Facilities
•
Contracting Out Recreational
Programming to Private Business(es)
85 | City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 4 Exhibit 4.6-1: Huntington Beach
Five-Year Capital Requirements
PROJECT FY 25/26 FY 26/27 FY 27/28 FY 28/29 FY 29/30 6+ YEARS

FACILITIES
City Gym and Pool Flooring
Replacement
$155,000
Huntington Beach Art Center
Electrical and Lighting Rehab
$270,000
Main Promenade Parking
Structure Improvements
$80,000 $420,000
Partial Re-Roof City Gym &
Pool
$385,000

PARKS AND BEACHES
Aquatics & Splash Pad
Facilities
$1,500,000
Arevalos Park Playground
Improvements
$190,000
Beach Restroom Renovations $300,000
Bluff Top Park Irrigation
Controller Replacement
$100,000
Bluff Top Slope Stabilization
Repair
$310,000
Carr Park Improvements $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $3,500,000 Central Park Electrical
Switchgear Replacement
$525,000
Drew Park Playground
Improvements
$467,000
Edison Park Reconfiguration $1,000,000 $1,750,000 $1,750,000 Harbour Bulkhead $250,000
Hawes Park Volleyball Court $170,000
Marina Park Reconfiguration $12,600,000
New Skate Facilities $750,000
Park Restrooms $600,000 $650,000
Playgrounds - Continuing
Citywide Improvements
$600,000 $600,000 $600,000 $600,000 $600,000
South Beach Lots Attendant
Booth Roofs and Rehab
$121,000
Sports Complex LED Light
Retrofit
$590,000 $540,000 $315,000
Sunset Beach Restroom
Restoration
$85,000
Tennis/Pickleball Courts $500,000 $500,000
Trail Improvements - Walking $500,000
Trail Improvements - Biking $500,000
Youth Soccer Fields $1,000,000
Total $4,828,000 $4,070,000 $3,235,000 $3,155,000 $3,635,000 $21,450,000 City of Huntington Beach • Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update | 86 Source: unsplash.com

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