It's been there for years, it's a part of the community and the kids grew up in it.
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Brad Dodson
11 years ago
Help keep kids off drugs and involved in positive activities. Skateboarding is a great stimulant and activity for one's mental well-being.
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Edgar Sanchez
11 years ago
i don't skate but this place is awsome!
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Christian Hancock
11 years ago
For the past 2 1/5 years, time and money have been put towards building this park with permission from the owner. The park is a creative outlet for people young and old. It would be a waste of time, energy, and funds to tear down the park, being that so much time, energy and funds were selflessly poured into creating a legitimate and safe place to skate. Skateboarding allows people to express themselves in a way that they can't do in any other sport. Skate culture creates ways for children without adult figures in their lives to form friendships and bonds with older skaters. Because of this, they have people of all colors and creeds influencing them and encouraging them to persevere and commit to something. To take this away would be to take away stability, it would be to take away culture. The park's name is Skate Fe, it has become a place for people of all walks of life to throw away preconceived stereotypes about others, it has become a place of freedom, a place of creativity, a place to take ownership in. Skate Fe has value, and to tear it down would be to devalue an entire lifestyle.
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Cameron king
11 years ago
Help stop the destruction!!!!
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Dan
11 years ago
Don't destroy art
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Dan
11 years ago
Don't destroy art
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Pat
11 years ago
Hope all goes well...took years for us to get our park, less crime now!
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aidan reilly
11 years ago
this needs to be done
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Lily Jouppi
11 years ago
The banks never let us skate in the parking lot, we were always going there after they closed, the manager came out one day and said, " sorry you kids can't skate here, but I will suggest that our city builds a skate park somewhere else for you to skate at, you should be able to do what you love outside in a place meant to skate at". They should be able to find a different spot not take over an already designated skate park..
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Joseph
11 years ago
Humans need fun and exercise and a safe place to skate. This is where it happens for a lot of people in this city. DON'T FUCK THIS UP.
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Ken Pearson
11 years ago
Would you rather have then in the parking lots or jumping curbs? Why wouldn't Visalia keep it open?
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LeeAnn
11 years ago
SAVE SK8 FE
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Anthony Gomez
11 years ago
SAVE
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Kevin
11 years ago
Save the skate park
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Rose Rye
11 years ago
While running, I pass this place frequently. The kids are always nice, they are having fun, and are intent on improving their skating skills, not to mention being outside & active. They worked hard to build this themselves and this place is not a burden to anyone. Unlike the city's skate park on Jacob St., this is in a much safer location, out of the way of residential areas. Tri-Counties Bank needs to cut a deal and get a tax deduction by donating the land or greatly discounting it.
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Jacob Deaver
11 years ago
Have in an out let for are youth is a good thing kids have hard life's we don't need to make them harder
Public places are important to community health.
Let the kid's have a safe place to skate!
Save the park!
It's been there for years, it's a part of the community and the kids grew up in it.
Help keep kids off drugs and involved in positive activities. Skateboarding is a great stimulant and activity for one's mental well-being.
i don't skate but this place is awsome!
For the past 2 1/5 years, time and money have been put towards building this park with permission from the owner. The park is a creative outlet for people young and old. It would be a waste of time, energy, and funds to tear down the park, being that so much time, energy and funds were selflessly poured into creating a legitimate and safe place to skate. Skateboarding allows people to express themselves in a way that they can't do in any other sport. Skate culture creates ways for children without adult figures in their lives to form friendships and bonds with older skaters. Because of this, they have people of all colors and creeds influencing them and encouraging them to persevere and commit to something. To take this away would be to take away stability, it would be to take away culture. The park's name is Skate Fe, it has become a place for people of all walks of life to throw away preconceived stereotypes about others, it has become a place of freedom, a place of creativity, a place to take ownership in. Skate Fe has value, and to tear it down would be to devalue an entire lifestyle.
Help stop the destruction!!!!
Don't destroy art
Don't destroy art
Hope all goes well...took years for us to get our park, less crime now!
this needs to be done
The banks never let us skate in the parking lot, we were always going there after they closed, the manager came out one day and said, " sorry you kids can't skate here, but I will suggest that our city builds a skate park somewhere else for you to skate at, you should be able to do what you love outside in a place meant to skate at". They should be able to find a different spot not take over an already designated skate park..
Humans need fun and exercise and a safe place to skate. This is where it happens for a lot of people in this city. DON'T FUCK THIS UP.
Would you rather have then in the parking lots or jumping curbs? Why wouldn't Visalia keep it open?
SAVE SK8 FE
SAVE
Save the skate park
While running, I pass this place frequently. The kids are always nice, they are having fun, and are intent on improving their skating skills, not to mention being outside & active. They worked hard to build this themselves and this place is not a burden to anyone. Unlike the city's skate park on Jacob St., this is in a much safer location, out of the way of residential areas. Tri-Counties Bank needs to cut a deal and get a tax deduction by donating the land or greatly discounting it.
Have in an out let for are youth is a good thing kids have hard life's we don't need to make them harder