Fun Spot may become permanent
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Article recounts the Santa Cruz City Council's authorization to include a permanent skateboard park as part of the Depot Park site plan. It notes the popularity of the temporary skate park at the nearby Fun Spot and the demand for a permanent skate park in the area. It also describes possible funding for the Depot Park project and explains why the plans for a permanent skate park at Neary Lagoon were suspended. Clipping includes a second article titled, "Skatepark at Highlands Park on schedule for mid-November opening." This article outlines progress on the construction of a skate park at Highlands Park in Ben Lomond and includes 1 photo by Dan Coyro.
Article recounts the Santa Cruz City Council's authorization to include a permanent skateboard park as part of the Depot Park site plan. It notes the popularity of the temporary skate park at the nearby Fun Spot and the demand for a permanent skate park in the area. It also describes possible funding for the Depot Park project and explains why the plans for a permanent skate park at Neary Lagoon were suspended. Clipping includes a second article titled, "Skatepark at Highlands Park on schedule for mid-November opening." This article outlines progress on the construction of a skate park at Highlands Park in Ben Lomond and includes 1 photo by Dan Coyro.
Creator:
White, Dan
Source:
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Date: 2003-10-23
Type:
NEWS; DOCUMENT
Coverage:
2000s
Identifier: CF-35819
Collection
Citation
White, Dan. “Fun Spot may become permanent.” Santa Cruz Sentinel. 2003-10-23. SCPL Local History. https://history.santacruzpl.org/omeka/items/show/111721. Accessed 14 Sep. 2026.