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Skate park backers point to Prop 68 grant and local fundraising as path forward
Summary
Nonprofit partners and supporters urged pursuing a state Prop 68 parks grant and local fundraising; organizers said design clarity and resolving encroachment are prerequisites for successful grant applications.
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Representatives of the Humboldt Skate Park Collective and local supporters urged the commission to pursue a state parks grant (Prop 68) and to coordinate local fundraising while staff resolves engineering and encroachment questions. Charlie Caldwell (speaker 8) said a recent Prop 68 cycle is open and that Blue Lake could score well given its location and project type: "It's a California prop 68 Parks grant," Caldwell said, and recommended the commission and community prepare design and application materials.
Caldwell and other supporters described small existing funds and repeated commitments to fundraising events (including the "mass scramble" race) but emphasized that an approved design and clear property boundaries are needed before major grant applications or large-scale community fundraising could proceed.

