Special Needs Park at Christiansen Park
Summary
The founder of Elsinore Valley Champion Special Needs Baseball says her 153 kids on ten teams still have no home field, facing harassment and even golf carts driving onto fields mid-game. She asked the council to speed up the park design, which the city manager said is about 90% through plan check but lacks a funding source.
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Last discussed Mar 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
Unfunded — the design is far along but no funding source has been identified yet.
The 153 special-needs athletes and their families who currently face hostility on shared fields.
Special needs children and parents currently experiencing harassment and unsafe conditions on fields they don't control.
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City Council
The founder of Elsinore Valley Champion Special Needs Baseball says her 153 kids on ten teams still have no home field, facing harassment and even golf carts driving onto fields mid-game. She asked the council to speed up the park design, which the city manager said is about 90% through plan check but lacks a funding source.
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