Save the Backside at La Mirada Disc Golf course

This course is essential to disc golf history and future. Don't remove the course!

Bad idea.

Please save this beautiful course from being destroyed. -Mike

Please do not remove the course and cut down the trees. A piece of history sits on the property.

This course means a great deal to the community at large. Not to mention the historical value.

Please don’t remove parts of one of the most iconic courses on the west coast!

This is a historic place that brings in tourism from around the world! It would be a shame to lose such an amazing disc golf course.

This an ICONIC course in the disc golf community around the world. This is also a destination course for anyone traveling to southern California.

As a kid I fished there had family reunions there and best thing was the disc golf course I moved away 25 years ago I went back to California last year and the first thing I wanted to do as a family vacation was to go to this wonder course,

Disc golf has played an important part in La Mirada's history. Reducing the size of the course will make the course unplayable as a championship course and make it useless for tournaments that attract players from around the world. This would have an negative economic impact on the local merchants that have come to rely on the disc golf community for support.

Please do not destroy this course. The additional 18 holes allow unique opportunities for tournaments.

I believe removing the back 18 hole disc golf course in favor of a maintenance building and road would be a poor decision. La Mirada has a long and storied place in disc golf, having hosted numerous championships, and other high profile tournaments over the last 40 years. It attracts players from all over the United States and Internationally, and builds a positive reputation for the park and the city. It’s a “must visit” location in disc golf circles. It was the first disc golf course I intentionally traveled out of town to play, and is a place I come back to as often as possible. Removing the back 18 would hamper the reputation and appeal that took many decades to build, without adding new value to the park. It would diminish the appeal to players of traveling out of town to play. Lastly, removing the back 18 will put more players on the front 18, which has more foot traffic and pedestrians, thereby increasing the risk of injury to others. Please look harder for a better solution.

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This is an amazing course and would be a shame to lose.

Many other areas to build. no need to remove one of the most historic disc golf courses in the world!!!

Ee need to Conserve our parks, this trees are big and beautiful. Please keep them intact

Please think of others and nature before destoying such beauty many people like myself enjoy.

This is the only good thing about this side of the park, what bonehead decided it needs to be removed?...

totally against, disc golfers are a main part of this park. huge park of the community and the disc golf community.

This park area is a historic piece of Disc Golf and the value of open space to the community, including the historic value of the course and the use, needs to be seriously considered before simply building another building and street in this heavely urbanized area.. we need our parks and open space! If you must build, please consider less obtrusive designs that would mitigate the impact to the historic course design.