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Council creates 5–7 member Old Town Skate Park advisory committee to guide rehabilitation design
Summary
Council approved creation of a limited‑duration Old Town Skate Park advisory committee (5–7 members) appointed by the mayor with council consent to advise the city and contractor during the skate park design phase.
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The council approved a motion to form a limited‑duration Old Town Skate Park Advisory Committee to provide stakeholder input during the design‑build rehabilitation of the skate park.
Staff recommended a five‑member committee with representation from younger local skateboarders; councilors proposed expanding membership to five‑to‑seven to allow seats for a council member or parks commissioner and to ensure youth representation. Councilor Byers moved to create a 5–7 member committee appointed by the mayor with council consent; the motion passed by voice vote.
Staff said the committee would meet one or two times during the design phase and could serve as a stakeholder group in lieu of multiple public hearings, though public input opportunities remain part of the design‑build process. Next steps: staff will open applications through the city’s standard committee process for appointments.

