Huntington Beach’s Corner Market Continually Penalized by Code Enforcement

Huntington Beach’s Corner Market Continually Penalized by Code Enforcement
People browse restaurants and shops in downtown Huntington Beach, Calif., on July 16, 2020. Robin Beck/AFP via Getty Images
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HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif.—A local Huntington Beach eatery claimed that it’s been unfairly harassed by the city’s code enforcement for over five years, for which a petition has been created online last month and is now supported by almost 4,000 people.

HB Corner Market, located on the corner of 11th Street and Acacia Avenue, has been “plagued with multiple code enforcement citations that are egregious and debilitating,” according to a change.org petition with close to 4,000 signatures to get the city to stop the citations.

Drew Van Voorhis
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