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EMERALD NECKLACE / Phase 1 <strong>Project</strong>s 03/14/2013<br />

The context for the project site is a combination of land-uses. Adjacent to the site are industrial<br />

properties with single family homes across the local streets. The southern edge of the Hanson<br />

<strong>Quarry</strong> extends from Peck Road to the San Gabriel River.<br />

The potential for the development of both a Class I bicycle path and an equestrian trail in the<br />

<strong>Quarry</strong> area is dependent on private land owner agreements with the Los Angeles County<br />

agencies and/or land acquisition.<br />

A horse crossing sign at the intersection of Durfee Ave. and Clark St., indicates an existing<br />

passage between two properties to the edge of the quarry. Most of Clark St., east of Durfee Ave.<br />

was vacated when residential parcels were reassembled for industrial use; the passage is the<br />

remaining remnant of the street right-of-way.<br />

Fig. 4. Existing horse access and proposed park site<br />

from Clark Street looking southeast.<br />

Fig.5. Proposed park site along Durfee Ave. looking<br />

southeast.<br />

Fig.6. East edge of proposed park site adjacent to Hanson <strong>Quarry</strong>, looking north.<br />

QUARRY CLASP PARK DEVELOPMENT / DRAFT 4 of 8

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