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for us be/ore we spend that kind o! money. Down the line, it everything to get insurance, we~l be looking at a raore perm~ent site.' While insurance wasn't much of an the .~oux Fails recreatim ~ has to pay the Insurance f~es 1or lis new parle 'We belong to a state llabiUt7 pool but into iL We had to buy addlUenai ~o don't care much for skatelx)ards, and so s~,~ and BYX~~~ as dangerous as ~asuraaee cempaa~ and the public perceive them. For QBCLE 2S ON RE~.Y CARD boarder~ and I have 25 basketba/mmv- To ensure salety, Woodward has skaters fill out a personal data sheet tn~ them access to the ~ park, a policy Ploof also plans to adopt at Greet. If a Si~er Is under 18, a parent nature must be notarized. ' 'This fadlRy ts monitored every hour that it's open,' says Wood~ addim{ U~ he hired a s~f pe~en ~ for "The goal behind ali this is to ~flow la'ds to 'demonstrate their talents without being hounded because they don't have a facih'ty to do it in." A problem with unstructured environ- to make sure skaters wear protective equipment and eren't skating beyond pie a safe place to skate. We're taktn/ Although Greet does not y~t have an ordinance that prohibit~ skating on. public stree~ and sidewalls, most cities do. Ploof hopes that once the ·kate park Is up and 'The goal behind all th~ is to allow ~ to demonsu-ate their tal~t~ without "All mtmieipallties have the same ~roblera," says Ploo/. ']'here are kids _c~=fl,~ where the adults ha~e told them not to, yet they don't provide them with a place where they are alk~ed to skate. I think our tacility is going to be very good got opening some eyes to that.- i I;