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Coos Bay Parks commissioners reach consensus to remove fence posts at skate-park tennis court; no formal recommendation yet
Summary
The City of Coos Bay Parks Commission on April 3 reached a consensus in its work session to remove remaining fence posts and tennis-net stanchions at the downtown skate-park tennis court area to eliminate safety hazards and to explore using the flat tennis-court surface for additional skatepark space.
The City of Coos Bay Parks Commission on April 3 reached a consensus in its work session to remove remaining fence posts and tennis-net stanchions at the downtown skate-park tennis court area to eliminate safety hazards and to explore using the flat tennis-court surface for additional skatepark space.
Commissioners said staff estimates for demolition and cleanup are minimal; staff discussed an approximate $500 cost if the city contracts the work, covering hauling and disposal, and noted additional potential small costs for leveling and deck repairs. Commissioners also reported volunteers willing to assist with cutting posts, excavating, and blacktopping holes if the city provides material.
Why it matters: Commissioners described the fenced tennis-court area as underused for tennis and frequently used by skateboarders.…
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