China Hot Sale Dipped Galvanized 12x12 10x10 Stable for Horses Used

China Hot Sale Dipped Galvanized 12x12 10x10 Stable for Horses Used

Under the No Action Alternative, per NPS permit, a visitor riding experience would continue to be offered only at Tennessee Valley stables. Visitor services would continue to include information, maps, and toilet facilities at each site, and a picnic table is available at the Rodeo Valley site. Informal horse trailer parking would continue to be available at the Tennessee Valley parking lot and near the Rodeo Valley site, but not the Golden Gate Dairy or Lower Tennessee Valley site. Overnight, short-term ―horse hotel‖ accommodations for up to four visiting horses at the Tennessee Valley site and up to eight visiting horses at the Rodeo Valley site would continue to be available. The Park Horse Patrol would continue to operate from Lower Tennessee Valley. Existing visitor programs include: Golden Gate Dairy Stables: The current permittee, Ocean Riders of Marin, currently has no public programming offered at this location. Previously, the permittee offered a program for abused children and had executed a program for school children. Tennessee Valley Stables: The current permittee, the Miwok Stables Center operating in cooperation with sub-contractor Miwok Livery, offers free programs to special groups serving around 100 participants annually including these two examples: 1) a riding and horse care program run during the normal school year for the Sunny Hills Children’s Services of San Anselmo, California, an organization that serves youth at risk (boys and girls ranging in age from 12 to 18); and 2) riding lessons for members of the Marin General Breast Cancer Survivors Support Group. Another program sponsors 80 youth attending with visiting school groups annually. Additionally, the Miwok Livery offers ring and trail classes, youth events, equestrian clinics, and summer programs. These programs serve an estimated 1,700 visitors annually.

The operation of the existing stables, with the exception of the Lower Tennessee Valley stable currently housing the Park Horse Patrol, is consistent with the GMP. In particular, the 1980 GMP found: ―These facilities [Golden Gate Dairy, Tennessee Valley, and Rodeo Valley stables] will continue to operate in their present general locations; but whereas they were conceived and operated to only offer boarding services to members, they will now be modified to provide such services to the general public as horse rental, overnight boarding, and trailer parking. In addition, application of their membership policies and regulations will be monitored regularly to ensure against discriminatory practices.‖ (NPS, 1980). The NPS is currently updating the GGNRA General Management Plan. Ongoing coordination between these two planning efforts will ensure consistency in the final approved plans. If an alternative is picked that eliminates one of the stables sites above, the NPS would amend the 1980 GMP. A new GMP that builds on the 1980 GMP is currently underway. The Park anticipates completing the final Plan and Environmental Impact Study (EIS) in 2012.

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