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The effects of the various cumulative projects on erosion, compaction, and loss of topsoil were discussed in section which addresses the impacts of Alternative C on soils. To the extent that erosion reaches surface water bodies, this could lead to adverse impacts to water resources. However, the proposed site enhancements and revegetation would result in cumulative impacts which would be beneficial; including reductions in sediment and nutrient transport, and improvements to drainage and wastewater management.

Corresponding benefits to water quality would be experienced as the amount of pollutants reaching water bodies would be decreased. As previously stated, improvements to the riparian buffer would result in a reduction in pollutant loading to local streams. As a result, the long-term benefits from riparian corridor enhancement and stable improvements would be beneficial, and despite the slight increase in the short term adverse impacts associated with consolidating stable operations, the long-term beneficial cumulative impacts are greatest under this alternative.

The incorporation of Best Management Practices during all construction, routine management, operations and maintenance activities associated with this alternative would protect water quality and the natural resources adjacent to equestrian facilities. Any localized minor adverse impacts to water quality as a result of facility upgrade and enhancement activities would be temporary, but would result in long-term localized beneficial impacts. No impairment of park resources or values is anticipated under this alternative.

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