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The final plan for Ridgeline Equestrian Estates was conceived through an extensive process of community comment, input and collaboration and was crafted with care to protect the local quality of life and unique equestrian character of Orange Park Acres. Reflecting over three years of community meetings and outreach, the plan represents a shared vision for the best land uses. Highlights of the plan for Ridgeline Equestrian Estates include:

• A 65% Drop in Traffic
  
  • Ridgeline results in substantially less traffic when compared to the previous commercial recreation land use. In fact, it drops average car trips from 1,233 to 796 daily trips.
  • And, when Ridgeline is compared to the current land use it results in a 12% reduction in traffic.
• The Sully-Miller Arena
  
  • The approval of Ridgeline Equestrian Estates will result in a legally-binding Development Agreement requiring that the Sully-Miller Arena be donated to a non-profit organization for the enjoyment of the community.
• New Recreational Facilities
  
  • A 16,000-square-foot Ride-In Only equestrian arena, with no nighttime lighting proposed. The arena would be accessed by existing public trails.
  • Approximately one-mile of perimeter trails with potential connectivity to the regional trails system.
  • An internal trail system to connect neighbors within Ridgeline.
  • Implementation of a portion of the proposed County Master Plan of Hiking and Riding Trails – Handy Creek Trail.
• Environmental Improvements
  
  • The planting of nearly 200 additional trees.
  • Preservation of Handy Creek in its existing natural condition.
  • Improved storm water runoff and water quality protection.
• Consistency with the Character of OPA
  
  • 39 equestrian-oriented estate homes on one-acre minimum lots; 34 of the 39 one-acre minimum estate lots could accommodate equestrian stables.
  • Residential architectural styles will include California Ranch, California Traditional and California Country themes.
  • Fencing of cedar, lodge pole pine or vinyl is consistent with the Orange Master Plan of Trails and the community of Orange Park Acres.

In addition, promises made will be promises kept, based upon a legally-binding development agreement to be implemented pursuant to project approval by the Orange City Council.

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Click here for the facts about the Ridgeline Equestrian Estates Draft Environmental Impact Report