Rolling Hills Estates weighs five-year extension for Peter Weber Equestrian Center operator

PWEC Enterprises would keep running the city horse facility through November 30, 2031, with new limits on fee increases.

Rolling Hills Estates City Council· posted Nov 6Spending

Boarders and riders at the city equestrian center would see the same operator continue, with fee increases limited to once in a twelve-month period and advance written notice required. The Park and Activities Commission recommended the City Council approve the extension through November 30, 2031.

What happens next

City Council consideration of the agreement extension · Nov 10

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Map of Peter Weber Equestrian Center
Peter Weber Equestrian Center

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