Project Guidelines

The following list is an overview of project guidelines and is not all-inclusive:​

• All projects must be reviewed and approved by appropriate City staff

• ​Project approval may be required by the Grow HB Project Review Committee prior to implementation​

• Volunteer waivers are required for all program participants​

• No permanent structures allowed without City Council approval​

• Workdays must be scheduled with Volunteer Site Coordinator, and may require coordination with the City’s Public Works staff and/or the Project Program Coordinator

• ​All donations (materials or in-kind labor) must be reported and approved​

• Project Branding - Pre-Approved City branding must appear on all signage

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Safety Guidelines

All outdoor project volunteers must follow City of Huntington Beach Parks Use Rules and Regulations or Municipal Codes, as appropriate, and

• Work only during daylight hours - teams of 2+ people are preferred for most projects​

• Wear bright clothing, closed-toed shoes, gloves, a hat and sunscreen for protection

• ​Stay hydrated and take breaks frequently

• ​Children are to be supervised at all times (be mindful of the work environment when determining if a child should be present at a project site)

• ​Do not bring pets to project sites

• ​Do not handle sharp, suspicious, or hazardous items​

  • Call Police Department if you find drug paraphernalia

  • Call Fire Department if you find medical/biohazard waste

• ​Lift all objects with your legs; not with your back

• ​Stay within the designated project areas as approved by the City

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