The Project

Gladstone Regional Council's 2019 annual playground inspection of the Cassy Lives Skate Park indicated that the park was due for relevant upgrades. Therefore, last year Council consulted the community regarding their needs and priorities leading into the design.

In July/ August 2020 Council asked the community to choose their preferred design option. The most popular design was option two.

Construction was completed in 2021, and the skate park is open for community to enjoy.

All three design options are fully accessible and take into account the Skate Park user needs. Slide across to view the current and proposed designs, then vote on which you prefer below.

Design Options

Option 1

Before: Picture of Cassy Lives Skate Park as it stands today After (Option 1): This design option explores a combination of transition and street features. At one end; open and flowing beginner to intermediate level transitions with hips, a volcano, mogul and a spine connection to the existing steel mini ramp.

Option 2

Before: Picture of Cassy Lives Skate Park as it stands today After (Option 2): This design option aims to mimic a ‘real urban plaza’ to complement the style of the existing facilities in the area and the retained steel mini ramp. The design provides areas of flat open space with technical street features appealing to all skill level

Option 3

Before: Picture of Cassy Lives Skate Park as it stands today After (Option 3): An open style transition park, this design is similar in inclusions to others in the region but provides a more low level beginner to intermediate provision, with a few features included to allow progression and appeal to those already at an advanced leve

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