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Supervisor Haschak, RVAMAC continue follow-up on skatepark; letter to BOS on file
Summary
Supervisor Haschak reported work continues on the Skate Park project amid Recreation Center complications; an RVAMAC letter submitted by Patricia Mera remains on file and Lourance Hall will follow up with county staff.
Supervisor Haschak briefed the MAC on ongoing work to advance the Round Valley Skate Park project, noting complications at the Recreation Center and that tribal land may be available as an alternative. The annexation of Ukiah was mentioned as 'back to the drawing board' in the minutes, and the Haz Mobile was noted as run by the City of Ukiah; Haschak advised contacting Mendocino Recycle and Public Works to request better service coverage for Round Valley.
Separately, the minutes record a letter to the Board of Supervisors supporting the skatepark, submitted by Patricia Mera and carried over from the May agenda. Lourance Hall agreed to follow up with the county lead. The minutes do not record funding amounts or an adopted county action; they reflect ongoing coordination between the MAC and county representatives.
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