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December 10, 2021
By Alex Wilson - alex@theacorn.com
Residents of a Camarillo neighborhood threaded with equestrian trails are hopeful that the trail system will not fade into the sunset.
Long-standing legal issues have cast a shadow on the future of the trails surrounding Las Posas Equestrian Park, managed by the Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District.
Horse enthusiasts, hikers and others who live in the Las Posas Hills neighborhood made a strong showing at the Dec. 2 park board meeting.
More than a dozen speakers pleaded with the board to protect access to the trails near the park at 2084 Via Veneto.
Kelly Sutton said cutting off access to the trails could force people who keep horses at nearby homes to ride in the street...
Read more here:
https://www.pvrpd.org/las-posas-equestrian-park
The people who want to keep the trail open obviously don’t back to the trail nor pay for the trail. Of course.
ReplyDeleteI am not for the trail being open to the public.