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<strong>Cessnock</strong> Skate and BMX Facilities Needs Assessment 2020 Greta Skate Park Checklist Outcome Site constraints Existing sport fields and uses dictate to some extent where the skate park can be expanded and how large the expansion could be. Basic risk analysis: Surface conditions Poor surface conditions Dirt and rocks on the surface due to erosion Safety infrastructure Chain wire and rural fencing surrounding the border of the park Site specific risks There is a 1.5 metre drop on the side of the north west quarter pipe and a 1.2 metre drop on the side of the south east wedge bank which is unsafe. Users have created a makeshift dirt jump on the back of the southern quarter pipe. Preliminary opportunities for future development and broad site recommendations: � If possible, maintain Skate Park in its current location. � Expand Skate Park with larger contemporary active elements for BMX and scooter riders and skateboarders. � Expand quarter pipe and wedge bank platforms � Develop a concrete pathway from Nelson Street to the skate park with active skate/scoot/BMX elements. � Install seating, a water tap/bubbler, vandal-proof rubbish bin, and shade structure. � Install safety rails around the quarter pipe and wedge bank platforms. Images Page 40
<strong>Cessnock</strong> Skate and BMX Facilities Needs Assessment 2020 Kurri Kurri Skate Park Checklist Outcome Date and time of 04/12/10, 11am assessment Street address Boundary St, Kurri Kurri Catchment (local, district, regional) Local Type (skate, scoot, BMX) All Style Primarily transition with street Skill level Beginner to intermediate Size 504.2m 2 Approx. no. of users per session Up to five per time; and 40 per session Approx. usage rate High Active elements with approx. dimensions: Snake run 1.2 metres high Roll in 1.5 metres high Wedge bank 1.5 metres high Quarter pipe 1.5 metres high Grind block 0.3 metres high Spine 0.9 metres high Fun-box with grind block along and down 0.6 metres high / 0.3 metres high Surrounding facilities and amenities: Public toilet 1 – approx. 200 metres away at pool complex BBQ 1 – approx. 50 metres away Picnic tables 1 – approx. 50 metres away Bench seats 0 Taps/water bubblers 0 Shade 1 – shade structure approx. 50 metres away and shade from trees Lighting 1 – there is lighting on the north western section on the skate park but not sufficient to light the whole park Play equipment 0 Half court B’ball 0 Community centre 0 Other Aquatic centre – approx. 50 metres away Adjoining and Residential surrounding uses and Bush land activities Open space Main road Vehicular access - road name and access points Access from Boundary Street Bicycle access Access from Maitland-Wollombi Road and Boundary Street Pedestrian access Access from Maitland-Wollombi Road and Boundary Street Public transport access Bus stop on Maitland-Wollombi Road Emergency access vehicle No emergency vehicle access Car parking Car parking on Boundary Street Waterways Overland flow Visibility and sightlines Visible from Maitland-Wollombi Road, Boundary Street, aquatic centre and park users Page 41
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