Luxury Type Resistant Bamboo Horse Stable Mesh Horse Stall Panels

An additional source of potential degradation to water quality would be eliminated by replacing existing field treatment septic-systems and pit toilets. Drainage and wastewater management would be improved. At Tennessee Valley and Lower Redwood Creek, field treatment septic-systems would be replaced with either portable, composting toilets or high-efficiency septic systems. Treated water would be provided for residential use.

The new stable facility at the Marincello site would include new permanent or temporary structures and site amenities to accommodate four NPS Park Horse Patrol horses. The Marincello site is located on fill, created during the Marincello Road construction, and is currently well vegetated. All construction would occur within the previously disturbed area. The existing access road would be hardened (paved) and improved to accommodate drainage and it would remain a single lane with the existing curbed, concrete median. Construction activity associated with existing stables at the Golden Gate Dairy would include four new stalls and covered lunging ring at the north end of the property to accommodate four horses. All nonhistoric structures would be removed.

Overall, the riparian corridor enhancement would result in long-term localized beneficial impacts. The proposed site enhancements and revegetation would result in cumulative impacts which would be beneficial; including reductions in sediment and nutrient transport, and improvements to drainage and wastewater management. Corresponding benefits to water quality would be experienced as the amount of pollutants reaching water bodies would be decreased. With implementation of mitigation measures, impacts to water quality would be short-term and minor adverse.

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