HUNTINGTON BEACH : City OKs Parking Structure Restrooms
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Construction of two sets of restrooms for downtown’s main promenade parking structure will begin Monday, an improvement that will cost the city $83,730.
City Council members on Tuesday approved the restrooms, which will be on the ground floor of the five-level garage that serves the downtown shopping district.
The parking structure is bordered by Main and Third streets to the north and south and Walnut and Olive avenues to the east and west. A public works official said the restrooms will be similar to those at state beach areas within the city. They should be completed in a few months.
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