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Skate park celebrated as complete; bike-park winterization and LWCF grant pending
Summary
Committee members celebrated completion of the new skate park (described in the meeting as a 'Bigfoot' footprint) and heard that the bike park site has been winterized. Staff said they are awaiting results of a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant decision expected in December; they estimated the overall grant at ~$500,000 and project funding for this site at roughly $250,000.
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Committee members and residents celebrated completion of the long-planned skate park, a project attendees described informally as a "Bigfoot" footprint after more than a decade of planning and volunteer effort. Volunteers helped winterize the bike-park site with tarps, sandbags and fencing; staff said the site was secured on October 15 and will reopen when construction allows.
Staff said they submitted a Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grant and were expecting a decision in December; presenters estimated the overall LWCF grant program allotment at about $500,000 with an approximate $250,000 component for the local project, pending award. Committee members asked about donations and volunteer efforts and sought an update on fundraising and grant timelines at the next meeting.

