Developer Plans Condos to Redevelop Tustin Hills Racquet Club
Foothill Communities Association, together with certain residents, filed two lawsuits to protect our zoning, preserve property rights and stop the redevelopment of Tustin Hills Racquet Club (THRC) site into 37 high density, market-priced residential units:
Lawsuit #1
Against County of Orange for misapplication of California Senate Bill 330 resulting in approval of proposed condo project and
Lawsuit #2
Against THRC property owner/developer of material breach of Covenant Running With The Land benefitting certain adjacent landowners as proposed development is not permitted under said Covenant.

Support Our Fight to Save the Racquet Club
To stop the condos proposed to replace the racquet club, we need to take action. This includes hiring lawyers with different specialties, printing yard signs, begin a social media campaign, publishing media adverts, and more. This takes money. Please help with a donation. Donate any amount, but $1,000 or more would be most helpful.
You can donate either by postal mail or electronically.
Contribute by Postal Mail
Make check payable to FCA (or Foothill Communities Association).
Put the Racquet Club on the note line in the lower left of the check.
Mail to Foothill Communities Association, P.O. Box 261, Tustin, CA 92781
Racquet Club Location
Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner explains why he will vote to deny rezoning and destroying this community asset. He also wants 3rd District residents to rally behind the Foothill Communities Association and encourage the Board of Supervisors to deny the rezoning.
Petition Opposing the Redevelopment of Tustin Hills Racquet Club Property
The Tustin Hills Racquet Club has been sold to an investor group led by the David Beauchamp family and developer Peter Zehnder. This group is attempting to rezone this property and to build high density condominium residential housing (37 units on 5.88 acres) that would be vastly higher density than the surrounding homes in North Tustin.
This facility is the only recreational/open space in the area. The club has been a wonderful resource for the community for many years. Furthermore, the Foothill Communities Association believes there is a legal prohibition of the developer’s intent, with a restricted covenant running with the land that prohibits it from being rezoned for high density condominium housing.
I am adamantly against the rezoning of this property that would change the character of the neighborhood and diminish the property rights of so many homeowners in North Tustin.