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July 17, 2018
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Dear Ms. Estanislau and Mayor Posey:
This letter is written to request the Huntington Beach City Council consider working with SoCal
Edison to establish a Green Belt area on the property currently leased, we believe, by Nagasake
Nursery. It is located on Brookhurst between Del Mar Mobile Home Estates (19251 Brookhurst
Street) and the now -closed PhoTastic Restaurant (19201 Brookhurst Street).
The land is under high-tension wires which I understand causes limitations on its development.
Other parks and Green Belt areas in Huntington Beach are also under the high-tension wires.
Signs on some of these properties indicate they were made into landscaped areas through a
cooperative agreement with SoCal Edison and the City of Huntington Beach.
While SoCal Edison leases this land to Nagasake Nursery, all the plants have recently been
moved out and no operations seem to be going on (except for some homeless people
occasionally camping there). Our Del Mar Homeowners Association (HOA) would welcome
discussion with the City Council and SoCal Edison about the use of this land. I believe our HOA
would entertain ideas for helping with the conversion of the land, such as planting flowers,
keeping the area clean, building benches, etc. Several of our members have mentioned the
concept to Orchard Supply Hardware Store on Brookhurst & Adams. They might also like to be
involved.
Since the land is not being used currently, it is unsightly to our Mobile Home residents whose
houses sit above the fence line and can see into the area. Coyotes and homeless roam on the
land. The dust blows on windy days. Our mobile home park has maintained the fencing which
we think looks very attractive. Our HOA recommends an entrance on Brookhurst to a small
parking area would be advisable. The Green Belt could encompass just the eastern section of the
SoCal Edison land, adjacent to the road that connects the two halves of our mobile home park
Estanislau & Posey
July 17, 2018
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(see enclosed map). Or the Green Belt could encompass the whole area from Brookhurst Street
to the end of the high-tension wires.
A map of our Park is enclosed. Should you have questions; you can reach me at 714-717-1294
or at adaihandegmail.com. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Ada J. Hand,
Del Mar HOA President
cc: City Council Members:
Erik Peterson, Mayor Pro Tempore Barbara Delgleize, Jill Hardy
Patrick Brenden Billy O'Connell Lyn Semeta
cc: John & Charlotte Jordan, Managers, Del Mar Estates