Rolling Hills Estates park commission backs equestrian center deal, new riding fees

Commissioners recommend a five-year concession extension and equestrian service fees starting January 1, 2027.

Rolling Hills Estates City Council· posted Nov 6Vote

Riders and trainers using the city's horse arenas would pay new equestrian service fees beginning January 1, 2027, and the Peter Weber Equestrian Center would run its concession five more years with limits on fee hikes. The Park and Activities Commission voted 5-0 to recommend both to the City Council.

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City Council consideration · Nov 10

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