Pre Hot Dip Galvanized Horse Stable , Durable European Stall Fronts

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The Golden Gate Dairy is currently operated under permit by the Ocean Riders of Marin (501c7 non-profit). They have 32 members with additional sponsors, about 19 horses are stabled year-round in both wet and dry months by the club including 11 at Golden Gate Dairy and the balance nearby on private land at Green Gulch Farms. Currently, there are no formal public programs at the Golden Gate Dairy stables but the public is allowed to tie-up horses short-term. On occasion, the Golden Gate Dairy stables had child-oriented public programs and invitational programs such as pony-walk events or school days, an environmental program pilot, and children‘s birthday parties. These programs no longer occur due to NPS regulations, however, there is interest in operating a small licensed therapeutic riding program. The stables and horses are considered a valuable cultural asset by many residents and visitors in the Muir Beach community. The horses and stable are felt to provide a valuable feature for artists and to contribute to the charm and character of the landscape.

The current permittee of the Tennessee Valley Stables is the Miwok Stables Center for Preservation and Public Programs which is a non-profit 501(c)3 public benefit corporation. The operator stables 42 horses during the wet season from November to April and 52 in the summer. The Miwok Livery offers riding lessons; ring and trail classes, youth events, equestrian clinics, summer programs and boarding. These programs serve an estimated 1,108 visitors annually. Additionally, visitors are served through two public outreach programs including 1) a riding and horse care program that is during the school year and 2) riding lessons for members of the Marin General Breast Cancer Survivors Support Group. Approximately 40 special needs participants (1500 hours of services) and 80 school children take part in the outreach programs annually.

The Rodeo Valley stables are operated under permit by the Presidio Riding Club with 19 horses stabled at the site in the wet months, and a capacity of eight additional horses at the horse hotel (overnight visiting horse facility). The Presidio Riding Club is a 501(c) 3cooperative organization. The Presidio Riding Club does not offer public trail rides or lessons due to NPS regulations. Currently, there are no formal public or public outreach programs at the Rodeo Valley Stable. However, the club sponsors group events, informal horse trailer parking, picnic tables, and overnight, short-term ―horse hotel‖ accommodations for up to eight visiting horses. The stables serve about 30 public visitors with horses per year.

The site consists of a residence, mobile homes, and agricultural buildings and facilities. The overall impression is that the developed area is under private ownership which likely dissuades its use by the general public. The nearby California State Park lands have portable toilets, and a large public riding arena, and fields available for special events. Additionally about ½ mile north on the State Park lands there is a public horse camp with restroom, picnic tables, mounting ramp and paddocks.

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