Rolling Hills Estates equestrian panel backs horse trainer and arena fee increases

The committee voted 8-0 to recommend higher trainer and arena rental fees starting January 1, 2027.

Rolling Hills Estates City Council· posted Nov 6Motion

Horse trainers and people renting arenas at Ernie Howlett Park would pay revised fees, including a $50 application fee and five years of annual increases of inflation plus 5%. The Equestrian Committee recommended approval; the Park and Activities Commission and City Council review the proposal next.

What happens next

Park and Activities Commission review, then City Council consideration, with implementation proposed for January 1, 2027 · Jan 1

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Velveth Schmitz

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