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yer that was done a few months ago i was shattered when i last went there on a trip
what would be easier:
-Filling that bowl in, or
-replacing the bins with metal ones that dont melt?
I assume the council thought it was the skaters melting bins in their own bowl and this is their way of punishing them?
"Well, if those ungreatful little skaters aren't going to look after their new skatepark, then we'll just take it away"...
Man, that makes me angry
looks like shovel time...
I'm sure a few skaters, a few shovels and a few slabs can get that shit sorted.
totally shovel time.. anyone know if they fucked the bottom up first with the bulldozer? youd hate to spend a few solid weekends to find out you just put all your effort into making a new duck pond...
i think the art world would be pretty devastated about that pokemon graff being buried
googled this...
Council acts on vandalism at extreme park skate bowl
Wyong Shire Council has been forced to temporarily close the skate bowl at the extreme park San Remo due to ongoing vandalism.
The skate bowl will soon be filled in for safety reasons due to extensive damage caused by fires being lit inside the bowl. Attempts to repair the damage have been thwarted by repeated acts of vandalism.
"Shortly, we will have a team moving in to temporarily fill in the skate bowl," Council's Acting Open Space and Recreation Manager Brett Sherar said.
"Council considered fencing the bowl but constant damage to the fencing in the area meant this wouldn't deter entry to the bowl.
"When changes to the park have been made the fill will be removed, the bowl repaired and reopened for use."
Council intends to review the current operations of the extreme sports park and possibly change the physical set up of the park to encourage greater use.
"We will work towards ensuring any changes to the current facilities will be aimed at high usage activities, which will give the community more ownership of the area," Mr Sherar said.
At the moment the entire site has low usage for a number of reasons including vandalism, anti social behaviour and accessibility.
"Possible improvements to the park are currently being considered and any changes to the park will be preceded by extensive community consultation," Mr Sherar said.
"This park has the potential to be a great asset for the local youth."
Media contact: Cameron Bell (02) 4350 1667
never skated this bowl.
never even heared of it.
but im still pretty fuckin shattered.
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San Remo Skate Park awsome new updates!!
OGSK 13:49 25/Aug/09
yer that was done a few months ago i was shattered when i last went there on a trip
Ultimate Russ 22:47 25/Aug/09
what would be easier:
-Filling that bowl in, or
-replacing the bins with metal ones that dont melt?
NIKEEEM 23:26 25/Aug/09
I assume the council thought it was the skaters melting bins in their own bowl and this is their way of punishing them?
"Well, if those ungreatful little skaters aren't going to look after their new skatepark, then we'll just take it away"...
Man, that makes me angry
GurooLotag 23:40 25/Aug/09
looks like shovel time...
I'm sure a few skaters, a few shovels and a few slabs can get that shit sorted.
shutdown 23:52 25/Aug/09
totally shovel time.. anyone know if they fucked the bottom up first with the bulldozer? youd hate to spend a few solid weekends to find out you just put all your effort into making a new duck pond...
Ultimate Russ 00:31 26/Aug/09
i think the art world would be pretty devastated about that pokemon graff being buried
drew 00:45 26/Aug/09
googled this...
Council acts on vandalism at extreme park skate bowl
Wyong Shire Council has been forced to temporarily close the skate bowl at the extreme park San Remo due to ongoing vandalism.
The skate bowl will soon be filled in for safety reasons due to extensive damage caused by fires being lit inside the bowl. Attempts to repair the damage have been thwarted by repeated acts of vandalism.
"Shortly, we will have a team moving in to temporarily fill in the skate bowl," Council's Acting Open Space and Recreation Manager Brett Sherar said.
"Council considered fencing the bowl but constant damage to the fencing in the area meant this wouldn't deter entry to the bowl.
"When changes to the park have been made the fill will be removed, the bowl repaired and reopened for use."
Council intends to review the current operations of the extreme sports park and possibly change the physical set up of the park to encourage greater use.
"We will work towards ensuring any changes to the current facilities will be aimed at high usage activities, which will give the community more ownership of the area," Mr Sherar said.
At the moment the entire site has low usage for a number of reasons including vandalism, anti social behaviour and accessibility.
"Possible improvements to the park are currently being considered and any changes to the park will be preceded by extensive community consultation," Mr Sherar said.
"This park has the potential to be a great asset for the local youth."
Media contact: Cameron Bell (02) 4350 1667
Charch Chi 00:49 26/Aug/09
never skated this bowl.
never even heared of it.
but im still pretty fuckin shattered.
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