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Seabrook residents press council to fix or replace aging skate park; staff estimates far higher cost than residents suggested
Summary
Young skaters and parents told council the Seabrook skate park is unsafe because of slippery paint and settled ramps. City staff said a $100,000 patch is possible but proper renovation would likely cost $500,000–$700,000; staff will pursue grants and short‑term fixes.
A group of skaters and family members told Seabrook City Council on Sept. 9 the city’s skate park is in disrepair and poses safety risks, and city staff reported vendor estimates showing a full renovation would cost substantially more than a simple patch.
“I skate. ...Only thing I've ever heard of Seabrook is it's terrible. That's the truth,” said a 14‑year‑old speaker who identified himself as Joa and lives on North Heron Drive. He and other speakers criticized slippery painted surfaces and uneven ramps; one…
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