“Important Part of Our Community”: Vice Chairman of 33-Year-Old Equestrian Center Highlights on Post-COVID Recovery of Business

With recent updates from the authority, the Equestrian community is all set to welcome changes in its way. The (RSRPD) has set the wheels in motion for substantial enhancements at the Arroyo Simi Equestrian Center. Amid discussions about Oak Park facilities, the board’s decision showcases their commitment to revitalizing the cherished equestrian haven.

Covid has it hard for the center and delayed the decision to upgrade. But now, the restoration of this 33-year-old establishment carries an air of anticipation. It echoes the equestrian community’s resolute plea for change. Now the burning question arises on the budget numbers and what all will that cover.

Equestrian uphill journey to renewal

According to SIMI VALLEY ACRON News, with an earmarked budget of $72 million for the upcoming fiscal year (2023-24), the center’s transformation signifies a promising chapter. $28 million is already allocated to the renovation, lighting, and construction of the center. The whole community is happy and excited about the authority’s decision. To this, the vice chairman, Elaine Freeman, says, “After 30 years, I think it’s a very important part of our community, and I’m grateful that it’s included”.

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Regardless of the challenges of the pandemic, the Arroyo Simi Equestrian Center’s path to upgradation is clearer. This pivotal choice was made during a public hearing held on August 2. It now signals a proactive stride toward recovery in a post-COVID world. Furthermore, with dedicated funding in place, the stage is set for a comprehensive makeover that aims to recapture the center’s role for the equestrian community.

Honoring legacy, embracing progress

Amid renewal lies a delicate balance between tradition and innovation. As the decision to allocate funds gains traction, the Arroyo Simi Equestrian Center’s rich history converges with its potential for transformation. Moreover, the discussions about modernization. It is important to remember that the enduring legacy of the center as a place of community engagement, & equine passion remains steadfast.

Members of the horse club are determined to restore the center’s vibrancy. With plans to increase the number of events to approximately 10 per year, and potentially even two monthly. Also, the upgrades will involve repairs, accessibility enhancements, and more to revive the facility’s vibrancy and host more events. The board emphasized the significance of investing in this community asset for over three decades. The current budget is under process and the final budget approval is expected in late September or early October of 2023.

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