Skatepark - Feasibility Study

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We recognize that the design of the current skatepark is outdated,. The park is showing its age and a new or revitalized skatepark would be great for the community.

Working with New Line Skateparks, the City is undertaking a feasibility study and concept design for a new or revitalized skatepark in Terrace.

The first step of the feasibility study is to look at what currently exists and get an understanding of what the community would like to see.

A feasibility study will give us a better sense of potential costs as well as options for the actual reconstruction of
We recognize that the design of the current skatepark is outdated,. The park is showing its age and a new or revitalized skatepark would be great for the community.

Working with New Line Skateparks, the City is undertaking a feasibility study and concept design for a new or revitalized skatepark in Terrace.

The first step of the feasibility study is to look at what currently exists and get an understanding of what the community would like to see.

A feasibility study will give us a better sense of potential costs as well as options for the actual reconstruction of the existing park or building of a new park in the future.

  • Concept Feasibility Study

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    The City of Terrace is pleased to present the completed feasibility study for a new skatepark in our community. Thank you to all of you who attended open houses, filled out surveys, or participated in this process. We also want to give a specific thank you to Terrace Skateparks Association, who have been pivotal in this process to date. While this project is not currently in the City of Terrace 5-year capital plan, we look forward to seeing where this may go in coming years.

    View the Concept Feasibility Package

    The City of Terrace is pleased to present the completed feasibility study for a new skatepark in our community. Thank you to all of you who attended open houses, filled out surveys, or participated in this process. We also want to give a specific thank you to Terrace Skateparks Association, who have been pivotal in this process to date. While this project is not currently in the City of Terrace 5-year capital plan, we look forward to seeing where this may go in coming years.

    View the Concept Feasibility Package

  • Survey & Next Steps

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    *Update: Survey Closed


    Thank you to all that came out on one of the hottest night of the year to explore options for a new or revitalized skatepark, or an "all wheel park". We had over 70 residents attend, with the youngest being under 2 years old.

    Last night's session was the first of two planned public information sessions that will be held prior to the delivery of a feasibility concept plan. With New Line Skateparks leading the process, this first session introduced the project and gathered initial community thoughts on the existing park.

    Survey

    As part of this process

    *Update: Survey Closed


    Thank you to all that came out on one of the hottest night of the year to explore options for a new or revitalized skatepark, or an "all wheel park". We had over 70 residents attend, with the youngest being under 2 years old.

    Last night's session was the first of two planned public information sessions that will be held prior to the delivery of a feasibility concept plan. With New Line Skateparks leading the process, this first session introduced the project and gathered initial community thoughts on the existing park.

    Survey

    As part of this process, we are also launching a survey, which closes August 15, 2025.

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    Next Steps

    Based on the feedback from last night and input collected through the survey, New Line will:

    • Prepare a lifecycle evaluation of the existing park and full analysis of location for proposed redevelopment program.
    • Assist the City in establishing a target facility redevelopment scale and estimated upset budget based on anticipated user group population, regional construction cost data, and benchmarking from similar municipal skatepark developments across British Columbia.

    Newline will return to Terrace early fall to hold a second public information sessions and present a concept and the preliminary project vision and general development approach.

    New Line will draft the final feasibility report and reviewed it with City Staff after the second public information session.

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  • Community Feedback Session - July 30 at 6pm

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    Join the community feedback session to help steer the future of the Terrace Skatepark! Your feedback will help inform the feasibility study for a new or revitalized skatepark.

    • Wednesday, July 30
    • 6pm to 7:30pm
    • Terrace Sportsplex (3320 Kalum Street)
    • Everyone is welcome!

    Join the community feedback session to help steer the future of the Terrace Skatepark! Your feedback will help inform the feasibility study for a new or revitalized skatepark.

    • Wednesday, July 30
    • 6pm to 7:30pm
    • Terrace Sportsplex (3320 Kalum Street)
    • Everyone is welcome!

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