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Prosser Skatepark - Phase 1
- Status
- Funded in 2003
This project in the Benton County city of Prosser will construct a skate park facility in the existing E.J. Miller Park. Presently there are no public areas or skate parks where skating is allowed within a forty mile radius of Prosser. The lack of a facility has generated property damage and public nuisance issues. In addition to providing much needed recreation, this skate park will help improve relations among area youth, businesses, homeowners, and law enforcement. This safe, drug free environment will make good use of the park's existing facilities including parking, lighting, and a restroom. The park will be constructed of concrete, which is extremely maintenance free. By offering popular recreation activities, the park facilities will combat the lack of recreational opportunities in a rural setting that includes migrant and low income families. Phase One of this facility will include: construction of a series of ramps, benches, and other terrain specific to these sports. Future phases of the project will include the addition of other skating apparatus and park amenities. The park will be free to the public and its design will accommodate both beginning and more experienced skaters.
Location
South bound, Exit 380 Wine Country Road to 6th Street. right on Bennett Avenue, to Kinney Way. Turn left. Park address is 920 Kinney Way.
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Prosser Skatepark - Phase 1
- This project in the Benton County city of Prosser will construct a skate park facility in the existing E.J. Miller Park. Presently there are no public areas or skate parks where skating is allowed within a forty mile radius of Prosser. The lack of a facility has generated property damage and public nuisance issues. In addition to providing much needed recreation, this skate park will help improve relations among area youth, businesses, homeowners, and law enforcement. This safe, drug free environment will make good use of the park's existing facilities including parking, lighting, and a restroom. The park will be constructed of concrete, which is extremely maintenance free. By offering popular recreation activities, the park facilities will combat the lack of recreational opportunities in a rural setting that includes migrant and low income families. Phase One of this facility will include: construction of a series of ramps, benches, and other terrain specific to these sports. Future phases of the project will include the addition of other skating apparatus and park amenities. The park will be free to the public and its design will accommodate both beginning and more experienced skaters.
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What is the WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
