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Chabolla Skate Park Enhancements Project

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The City of Galt plans to demolish the existing Chabolla Skate Park facilities and concrete pad to make way for a comprehensive redevelopment of the site into a modern skate park. The project will construct a new central bowl alongside a variety of skate features including ramps, banks, box jumps, ledges, curbs, and pipes, all designed to enhance skateboarding and street skating experiences. Improvements will remain largely within the current park footprint, minimizing expansion while significantly upgrading functionality and safety. Near the northern entrance, an eight-foot by 20-foot black cantilevered shade structure will be installed alongside a picnic table, drinking fountain, and trash and recycling receptacles to improve user comfort and convenience. Additional amenities such as modular seating, more trash and recycling bins, and a short-term bicycle rack will be positioned at the eastern entrance to support accessibility and site usage. All construction work is slated to proceed under the oversight of the City of Galt, with primary point of contact being Assistant Engineer Betsy Flores, reachable via phone or email for project inquiries. The initiative, forecasted on June 26, 2026, is intended to revitalize a community asset with durable, low-maintenance infrastructure and thoughtful public space enhancements. The project seeks to align with local recreation goals and community needs by providing a safer, more engaging environment for youth and skate enthusiasts while incorporating environmental and usability considerations like shade, waste management, and bicycle access. Placement of amenities suggests a focus on user flow and accessibility from key entry points, reflecting intentional site planning to serve a broad range of park visitors.

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Galt to demolish old skate park and build modern facility with bowl, ramps, shade structure, and amenities by June 2026.

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California → City of Galt

Place of Performance

Chabolla Avenue, Caroline Avenue, Galt, CA, 95632

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Galt
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Galt
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Betsy FloresAssistant Engineer
Lesley OwningPrincipal Planner

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The proposed Chabolla Skate Park Enhancements Project (project) would include the demolition of the existing Chabolla Skate Park facilities and concrete pad, and the construction of a new skate park, landscaping, and other park amenities. The proposed skate park improvements would include construction of a new central bowl and various ramps, banks, box jumps, ledges, curbs, and pipes. An eight-foot by 20-foot black cantilevered shade structure, picnic table, drinking fountain, and trash/recycle receptacles would be installed near the northern park entrance. Modular seating, trash/recycle receptacles, and a short-term bicycle rack would be installed near the eastern park entrance. The proposed improvements would be constructed primarily within the existing Chabolla Skate Park footprint.

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