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Laguna Hills residents urge council to preserve roller‑hockey rink, propose shared‑use pickleball design
Summary
Two speakers representing South Coast Roller Derby urged Laguna Hills to avoid converting the community center roller-hockey rink into permanent pickleball courts and instead adopt a shared‑use design with removable nets and a skatable surface; they said the rink hosts programs, generates revenue and has more than 800 signatures backing preservation.
Kaylee Van Hise, president of South Coast Roller Derby, told the Laguna Hills City Council on Aug. 26 that the league has called the community center roller rink home for 13 years and asked the city to redesign proposed CIP 5-14 as a shared-use facility rather than installing permanent pickleball courts. “We are not opposed to pickleball,” Van Hise said. “What we are asking is that you consider a shared use design with removable nets so that both pickleball and…
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