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Pollinator Habitat California Mountain Lilac View

Ceanothus Concha, or California Mountain Lilac, is one of the plants selected for the final landscape at Ascon. Mountain Lilac is drought-tolerant, evergreen, fragrant, and provides habitat for Pale Swallowtail, California Tortoiseshell, and Echo Blue butterflies. Source: Department of Developmental and Cell Biology, University of California, Irvine

Pollinator Habitat California Mountain Lilac

Ceanothus Concha, or California Mountain Lilac, is one of the plants selected for the final landscape at Ascon. Mountain Lilac is drought-tolerant, evergreen, fragrant, and provides habitat for Pale Swallowtail, California Tortoiseshell, and Echo Blue butterflies. Source: Department of Developmental and Cell Biology, University of California, Irvine

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A 24-hour NON-EMERGENCY public hotline has been established to ensure questions or concerns can be answered promptly. This is not an emergency number. Emergency calls should be directed to 911. The Ascon Landfill Site hotline number is 714.388.1825.

Field action updates are on the Project Updates page.
https://asconhb.com/project-updates/

Nov 25, 2019
Hydrant installation on Magnolia Street

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About the Ascon Landfill Site

The Ascon Landfill Site is a former landfill property, located in Huntington Beach, CA. The 38-acre landfill was licensed and operated by multiple parties from 1938 to 1984. Ascon Landfill Site is undergoing its final cleanup action, with direction from and oversight by the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC).

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Hydrant installation on Magnolia Street

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About the Ascon Landfill Site