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Housing Plan Forces Skating Rink Closure
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Housing ProposalCity records show the Wayfield proposal calls for razing the skating rink and constructing three-story townhomes, with two units set aside for very-low-income households.
The plan to redevelop the skating rink has led to a grassroots campaign in the community to stop it.
The petition says that Holiday Skate Center is “one of the few remaining affordable, family-friendly indoor activities in our area.”
Public roller skating sessions cost between $11 to $16 for admission, depending on age and time of day.
With its closure, the only other traditional roller skating rink operating in Orange County is the Fountain Valley Skating Center.