Equestrian Trails Master Plan Capital Projects
Summary
The committee is moving to hire an expert consultant to improve trail footing, drainage, and overall maintenance so trails stay safe and don't turn into deep sugar sand.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Drawn from the existing equestrian trails capital and maintenance budgets.
Local horseback riders and equestrians using the village trail network.
Operators of unauthorized motorized vehicles accustomed to cutting across trail networks.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Equestrian Preserve Committee — May 6, 2026
The committee recommended approval of the annual capital projects list, which prioritizes trail expansions, crosswalk safety, and fencing improvements across Wellington's equestrian trail network.
Equestrian Preserve Committee — March 4, 2026
The committee discussed ongoing safety concerns regarding motorized vehicles like dirt bikes and golf carts operating illegally on dedicated equestrian bridle trails, exploring targeted enforcement and pilot restrictions.
Equestrian Preserve Committee — February 4, 2026
The committee is moving to hire an expert consultant to improve trail footing, drainage, and overall maintenance so trails stay safe and don't turn into deep sugar sand.
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