Front Panel Wooden European Horse Stalls Bamboo Material For High Safety

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Customized front panel wooden horse stall bamboo material horse stable

The information presented in the action alternatives is based on conceptual site plans and designs. Alternatives are based upon an understanding of the likely programmatic requirements of an equestrian operation at each site. Specific sizes, dimensions, areas and layouts are estimates that would be refined during the design and development, as part of a long-term lease arrangement with an operator. If any changes proposed during the design process were inconsistent with the intent and assessed effects of the selected alternative, additional environmental compliance would be conducted as appropriate.

For all action alternatives, specified major maintenance and capital improvements would include actions designed to protect or enhance cultural resources in accordance with the NPS guidelines. The intent under all alternatives is to preserve the historic landscape and historic core areas to the greatest extent possible while protecting water quality by removing all nonhistoric facilities from the stream buffer zones. Certain non-historic features in the historic core areas would also be removed unless they are needed for stables operations (e.g., paddocks or turn-outs). Those modern equestrian facilities that must remain in the historic core area would be designed to blend appropriately with historic features. Archeology. Common to all alternatives would be the requirement that project level research and documentation and Section 106 compliance and consultation with the California State Historic Preservation Officer prior to the commencement of specific project constructions and development. There is additional identification of resources and research required.

All three action alternatives provide for the Muir Beach Volunteer Fire Department to continue to maintain facilities at Golden Gate Dairy under an appropriate business agreement and in a manner consistent with the protection of park resources at the site.

Under Option B1, Golden Gate Dairy, Tennessee Valley, Lower Tennessee Valley and Rodeo Valley would remain as equestrian stables. Option B1 would include the components common to all alternatives, as described above in Section 2.3.2. The following paragraphs provide narrative descriptions of the critical site modifications proposed as part of Option B1 as well as the reasoning behind the proposed changes. Table 2-6 provides a summary of the proposed facility modifications and Figures 2-7 through 2-10 display conceptually how the existing sites would be modified under Option B1. This option would improve and enhance the existing facilities while keeping the total numbers of horses and stalls unchanged at each facility from Alternative A – No Action. Overall the proposed facility modifications at all sites would improve visitor access. Many of the sites offer alternative uses of existing structures that are designed for improved flow and safety. For example, to separate horses from combustible feed, the existing feed and hay area at Tennessee Valley would be converted to stalls and the hay storage would be relocated to the historic red barn and the historic shed. At Rodeo Valley, the West Motor Vehicle Shed would be used as a offices, meeting space, and/or storage of noncombustible items, and could be used as a residential unit, while all 19 stalls would be located in the eastern Motor Vehicle Sheds. This option also offers improved, upgraded and stabilized facilities with enlarged ratio of number of horses to exercise area. For example, a covered ring north of the north windbreak at Golden Gate Dairy would expand horse use area on a previously disturbed area.

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