The Chatsworth Equine Cultural Heritage Organization (Chatsworth ECHO) is a grass roots group of horse owners, horse enthusiasts, and property owners in Chatsworth, that are advocating for the preservation Chatsworth's equestrian lifestyle.
We are a 501(C)(3) not for profit, educational organization.
Our primary goals are:
To protect and preserve horses as a vital part of the collective experience of Chatsworth. Horses are a living link to the history of Chatsworth; without horses, the economy, history, and character of Chatsworth would be profoundly different.
To protect horse-keeping zoning and property rights.
To protect and preserve Chatworth's equestrian culture, heritage, and history.
To protect and preserve existing equestrian trails, easements, and access to equestrian trails.
To establish a voice in public affairs, such as planning commission meetings, city council meetings, and other governmental hearings that may affect equestrian trails, easements, and access to equestrian trails.
To ensure that new equestrian trails are constructed as mandated by subdivision map approval, by community plan, or by proposed state, city, or federal park criteria.
To protect and conserve the local environment around the existing equestrian trails of the Chatsworth community.
To keep equestrian trails safe from dumping of hazardous waste and trash.
To keep riders safe from undesirable individuals who are loitering or camping in and around equestrian trails.
To establish a public awareness of equestrian - vehicle safety.
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