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The skatepark at Robert E. Lambert Park has reopened as an unstaffed facility. As an unstaffed facility, admission fees will no
longer be charged and registration forms will no longer be required to be completed. Inline skaters and skateboarders entering the skatepark do so AT THEIR OWN RISK
. Helmets, elbow pads, and knee pads should continue to be worn.
This policy is in its trial phase, and may be revised at any time. Skateboarders and inline skaters will still need to follow the rules as posted in
the skatepark. Failure to do so will result in temporary or perhaps permanent closure of the skatepark.
Skateboarders can help to keep the park open by adhering to the following guidelines:
- Keep food and drink outside the skatepark.
- Remove any garbage from the skatepark and deposit in the nearby trash can or recycling bin.
- Keep all ramps and boxes in the blue skateboarding area. Ramps or boxes may not be moved to the gray "No Skate Zone." The Park and Recreation
Department may permanently remove the movable elements from the park if they are improperly placed.
- Do not bring in any additional ramps, boxes, or other makeshift skatepark elements or remove existing elements from the skatepark.
- Restrict use of the skatepark to daylight hours only.
- Treat other users of the park with respect.
- Bikes will still not be allowed in the skatepark. Because biking and skateboarding are not compatible and potentially dangerous as simultaneous
activities in a skatepark setting, anyone caught attempting to bike in the skatepark may be charged with criminal trespassing.
- Graffiti (including applying stickers to equipment or skatepark surfaces) or vandalism will result in IMMEDIATE closure of the skatepark and in criminal
prosecution.
--Kenneth Lehr, Park and Recreation Director
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