Residents press Regentex, EDC and city for solutions to noise, light and dust behind Antler Circle

Residents who live along Antler Circle and nearby streets told members of the Hollywood Park Economic Development Corporation on Feb. 1 that noise, bright lights, dust and visible trash from a life‑science facility at the rear of their properties have become persistent problems that hurt quality of life and the ability to sell homes.

The complaints centered on the parking area and dumpster operations behind Regentex (a retail/real estate division of Tygo Biosciences at the site). Celeste Quinones, the company’s facilities operations manager, told the EDC she is “open to discuss all options” and said Regentex purchased the property in 2023 and brought it into operation in 2023–24. She said company leaders are reviewing possible enclosures, parking‑lot work and other steps but that “those are big conversations” and “nothing’s set in stone.”

Neighbors described repeated nighttime disturbance and a permanent adverse view from the rear of their homes. “The back view is a deal breaker,” said Rosemary Duke, who lives at 111 Antler Circle and said…