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Once equestrian facilities have been established, there would initially be adverse, minor-to-moderate, long-term localized impacts to erosion, compaction and biological waste inputs to the soils. Adherence to construction BMPs would ensure that these issues were minimized to tolerable levels. Because the construction is located on previously disturbed soils and given the degree of construction activity necessary to erect the structures and install infrastructure and equipment, adverse impacts to soils would range from negligible to moderate, short to long-term, but also localized.

Cumulative impacts under Alternative are similar to those described under section however, some additional adverse impacts are anticipated under Alternative D due to construction activities. There would be some long-term benefits from the site enhancements, structure construction/removal and stable improvements. Despite the slight increase in the short term adverse impacts associated with this alternative, the long-term beneficial cumulative impacts are higher under this alternative than with selection of Alternative.

the impacts previously described

(1) are not inconsistent with the park’s purpose and values,

(2) do not prevent the attainment of desired future conditions for natural and cultural resources,

(3) do not create an unsafe environment,

(4) do not diminish opportunities for future enjoyment of the park,

(5) do not unreasonably interfere with park programs or activities, an appropriate use,

Agency reports, the scientific literature and professional judgment were used to qualitatively assess impacts. Agency reports used to assess the impacts to water quality were prepared by, and on behalf of the NPS, for projects occurring in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Impacts described in this section are based on the No Action alternative, and three action alternatives under consideration.

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