A $15 million skate park is coming to Old Town, with the hopes to play a role in transforming the area. We'll hear from two community leaders on what they think this will mean for the future of ...

Attendance at the town skate park, meanwhile, has declined since it opened in 2004. During its inaugural year, 3,833 people used the facility. The number dropped off to 3,352 in 2005.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Calling all skaters, scooters and bladers. Portland Parks and Recreation is set to build a new $15 million skate park in Old Town. Commissioner Dan Ryan shared the news Wednesday.

The town's policy is effective through Dec. 31. When the town agreed to the terms of its policy, it was with the understanding that the skate park was included, said town Attorney Peter Godfrey.

Pickleball players compete at Corte Madera Town Park on Feb. 13, 2024. The Town Council has approved the addition of two new courts at the park. The skate park also will be renovated and expanded.

Six years ago, the town spent more than $80,000 to lay the concrete foundation for the skate park; community donations in 2002 funded the first phase of beginner ramps, about $15,000 worth.

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