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Parks & Rec ad hoc recommends feasibility study for additional skate facilities, urges city support for Exposure Skate
Summary
The Parks and Recreation ad hoc recommended a feasibility study to identify at least one additional skate bowl in Encinitas and urged city leaders to consider formal support for Exposure Skate, a long‑running women’s skate nonprofit that organizers say faces rising operational costs.
The Parks and Recreation Commission’s skate ad hoc recommended that the city commission a feasibility study to identify potential locations for at least one additional skate bowl or skate facility and that the commission consider elevating the nonprofit Exposure Skate as a priority partner for city support.
Ad hoc members summarized an analysis of existing local skate infrastructure: Encinitas has one high‑use skate bowl (the Patricia A. Rocco/Pooeds/ECP facilities), smaller street‑style areas at Olympus and Leucadia Oaks, and active grassroots events such as the annual Exposure Skate competition. The ad hoc reported site candidates for further study included Moonlight Beach, Glen Park, Encinitas Community Park (ECP) and Leucadia Oaks. The ad hoc noted that Moonlight Beach is publicly managed in part by the State of California and that any work there may require state concurrence and permit review.
Staff reported that prior conversations…
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