Citywide Skate Feature Locations and Master Planning

Expressed safety concerns regarding K-rails reducing roadway width on Manchester Avenue near San Alejo.

Shared that Glen Park is a peaceful place used for weddings and family gatherings, arguing a skate park is incongruent with its atmosphere.

Noted she has used Glen Park since childhood and opposed placing a skate feature in the unique green space.

Thanked the committee for getting kids off devices, but emphasized that Cardiff residents do not want a skate park at Glen Park.

Voiced support for skateboarding but suggested placing a park in the large corridor north of Leucadia Boulevard near the freeway instead of Glen Park.

Shared her love for Glen Park and requested balance in planning to preserve some serene spaces while supporting youth skateboarding elsewhere.

Stressed the importance of saving open space in Encinitas and argued Glen Park is not a suitable venue due to surrounding residences.

Stated that Glen Park is her daily walk for peace and calm, emphasizing that trees and green spaces are essential for mental health.

Praised the community for focusing on other locations like Leucadia instead of Glen Park, and advocated for building world-class skate features.

Stated that Glen Park is the oldest dedicated coast park and asked the committee to formally establish that Glen Park is no longer in the mix.

Expressed gratitude to the committee and noted local concerns regarding traffic and neighborhood impact.

Shared historical background on early parks advocacy and the creation of the YMCA skate park, encouraging the committee to create more opportunities for youth.