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Final designs, $1.5–$1.8 million estimate and fundraising plan presented for Joe Reardon Skate Park
Summary
Matt Williams and Troy City Skatepark United presented final designs and community survey results for Joe Reardon Skate Park; skatepark elements are estimated at $1.5–$1.8 million, the group has raised about $49,000 and paid for site geotechnical testing.
Matt Williams, a resident of Troy and longtime skateboarder, presented final designs and community survey results for the proposed Joe Reardon Skate Park to the City of Troy Board of Park Commissioners on Feb. 4.
Williams said the volunteer group Troy City Skatepark United conducted a public survey that drew 247 responses and helped shape the design. He told the board the skatepark-only elements are estimated to cost between $1,500,000 and $1,800,000. “Really, the fundraising is going to amp up from here. I mean, as of right now, we have right around $49,000,” Williams said. He also said the group became a nonprofit in 2024 and covered the cost of a geotechnical soil study.
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