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Heritage Park
Heritage Park is located on Heritage Road across from
the General Store and Deli and is the largest, most used park on the Ranch. In 2002 the Heritage Ranch Planning Committee
started designing a renovation and restoration plan for Heritage Park (after the
park was almost completely destroyed and abandoned in 2000-2001. Click
here
for old photos.). The Phase I plan was brought to a vote of the membership
on February 25, 2003, and a majority of the members approved the Phase I plan
which allowed HROA to construct the new "large" swimming pool, bathrooms and
pool decking area. On October 11, 2003, Phase I was completed and the pool
was officially opened for use. In 2007 the Heritage Ranch Planning
Committee presented an official Master Heritage Park plan to the HROA Board of
Directors. This was formally adopted by the HROA Board of Directors on
July 13, 2007 and a copy was forwarded to San Luis Obispo County to aid in
future development conditions.
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Click on icon to see enlargement
of Heritage Park Phase I plan
Click on icon to see enlargement of
Heritage Park
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Heritage Ranch has many great amenities, one of
which is the beautiful Memorial Gardens at Heritage Park. In
this area you may purchase a
commemorative brick to be laid on one of the planned walkways.
All bricks will be prominently placed. Special requests cannot be granted for specific locations, colors of brick or type styles. Each brick will be engraved in capital letters in the same typeface. Orders will be accepted at anytime. Our initial order will be placed 30 days after Memorial Day and our goal is 250 or more engraved commemorative bricks to place in and around the entryway to the Memorial Gardens. Your donated, engraved commemorative brick is needed to spur the project.
We have a beautiful location, a picturesque section of the park, behind the pool and tennis/basketball courts, where our donations will commemorate a special event in someone's life, honor a friend or family member, memorialize someone special, advertise a business or remember a special pet.
You can pick up an order form at the Association Office or click here to download your copy in Acrobat. Print, fill out and turn in to the Association Office or directly to Jim Colsell.
To see the planned walkway, click on image below.
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Through this Commemorative Brick
program, the Heritage Ranch Owners Association is offering a way for those who
treasure their time here to leave a legacy, not just a symbol of your time spent
in this area. Whether you chose to add your own name or honor the memory
of a loved one, or pay tribute to a close friend or relative, our commemorative
brick program will grow ...one or two bricks at a time. And when it is
complete, it will remember these special people forever.
Gateway Park
Gateway Park is the first park seen when entering Heritage Ranch, located on Gateway Drive. This park includes a playground area which was completely restored in 2007 (Click here for old photos), and a baseball diamond which was restored in late 2007. Around the park is a walking track used by exercisers of all ages.
During the school season, the buses load from Gateway Park. Flashing caution lights alert vehicles to the times of heavy school traffic.
In 2007 the Heritage Ranch Planning Committee presented an official Master Gateway Park plan to the HROA Board of Directors. This was formally adopted by the HROA Board of Directors on July 13, 2007 and a copy was forwarded to San Luis Obispo County to aid in future development conditions.
Click on icon to see enlargement of
Gateway Park
Master Plan, adopted on July 13, 2007
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Please use caution when children are in the area, whether for school or for play.
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Equestrian Park
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New sign installed in 2003 officially named the park located on the corner of Barn Road and Equestrian Road. |
The Equestrian Park is located at the intersection of Barn Road and Equestrian Road. Both the pool and playground area are designed for smaller children. The playground area was completed in September 2003 with the help of numerous volunteers (Click here for old photos). The play equipment was paid for by the Activities Committee through various fundraisers. |
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The play area is ideally located next to the Equestrian Pool and tennis courts.. |
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The play area is a safe distance from the street and is protected by iron fencing. |
