1. 1 City of Rancho Palos Verdes Equestrian Park Park Concept June 3, 2006

2. Equestrian Park 2 RPV Equestrian Park Portuguese Bend Equestrian Park first presented to RPV Council in 1998 Portuguese Bend Equestrian Park designed to satisfy the varied Equestrian needs of RPV Residents – Trail riding- Trail Head, Tie Rail & Water Trough – English Riding- Jumping, Dressage, Cross County – Western Riding- Training, Boarding Stable – Special Needs Riding- Pony Club Design for Safe Operations in Landslide Area Maximize use of Existing Terrain and Natural Habitat

3. Equestrian Park 3 Equestrian Park Elements Modular Stabling Area accommodates over 75 horses Large Multi Purpose Riding Areas with Modular Rings and Dressage Arenas Destination for RPV Trail Riders with Tie Rails, Watering Trough and Trail Access Conditioning Track separate from Preserve Trails Cross Country Jumps integrated with Natural Habitat Special Use Areas for groups like Ride-to-Fly and Pony Club Dedicated Equestrian Vehicular Access from PVDS to minimize interference with hikers and bikers

4. PV Drive South Active Use Area Boundary RPV Equestrian Park Portuguese Bend (Sandbox) Site 4

5. Stabling Trail Destination Special Purpose Area Vehicular Access and Parking Multi- Purpose Riding Area RPV Equestrian Park Functional Area Proposal Separate Preserve Access Trail Dedicated Equestrian Vehicular Access Trail Access Preserve Entrance and Parking Equestrian Park Boundary Cross-Country Integrated with Habitat Conditioning Track Special Purpose Area 5

6. Stabling Special Purpose Area Trail Destination Vehicular Access and Parking RPV Equestrian Park Functional Area Proposal Special Purpose Area Conditioning Track Separate Preserve Access Trail Cross- Country Integrated with Habitat Trail Access Preserve Entrance Equestrian Park Boundary 6 6 Multi- Purpose Riding Area Dedicated Equestrian Vehicular Access

7. Equestrian Park 7 Rancho Palos Verdes Equestrian Park Meets the needs of the RPV Equestrian community Compatible with the Portuguese Bend Preserve Promotes the RPV Semi-Rural Lifestyle