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Construction activities that have the potential to impact soil resources at the Rodeo Valley Stables include reduction of the arena, installation of 5,000 ft² turn-out, relocation of stalls, and construction of three trailer pads. Impacts to soils would be similar to those at the Tennessee Valley and Golden Gate Dairy Stables, with both positive and negative implications. Installation of trailer pads could have some adverse implications from heavy machinery traffic, and since the new parking pads would likely be constructed with a hardened surface this could result in increased potential for localized runoff in heavy precipitation events.

These impacts would likely be negligible to minor, temporary and localized. Additional short-term impacts associated with the construction of the large new turnout would initially be adverse with exposed soils and compaction from heavy machinery, but with BMPs in place these would generally be minor in scope and duration.

The reduction of the arena footprint would initially expose soils to erosion of forces, exacerbating the potential for localized soil erosion; however this reduction is offset by adding a turnout. Ultimately, however, this would have a long-term benefit with less equestrian use and the resulting damage to vegetation, reduction of compaction and less nutrient input from horse manure. These impacts would be minor and localized, but positive and long-term.

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