FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where will the new NSB Skatepark be located?
The City of NSB has provided an excellent location on the corner of Industrial Park Avenue & Turnbull Street on the north end of town. The entrance will be off of Industrial Park Avenue and a 50ft tree lined buffer zone will remain between the skatepark and Turnbull Street.
When will the skatepark be open?
We are hoping to have the park open by December. The first steps of installing a rolling gate and surveying are already in motion. We'll keep you updated with a more accurate timeline as things progress & we know more.
Will the park cost anything for the users?
We are STOKED to announce this park will be FREE to all who use it!!!
Who will be allowed to use the NSB skatepark?
The skatepark will be open to skateboarders and inline skaters.
Why are bikes not permitted?
The two main reasons are, Rider Safety and Damage to the Facility. Please download and read the section pertaining to bikes in this informative .pdf file provided by "Skaters for Public Skateparks" Download: Concrete_Skatepark_Advocacy.pdf
For more info on this subject please read this article on skatepark.org that discusses bikes in public concrete skateparks.
Who will run the NSB Skatepark?
The City of NSB will be contracting with a private vender to come in and manage the skatepark. Anyone interested in this position should contact mmoore@cityofnsb.com
Who is going to build the NSB Skatepark?
Misiano Construction & Remodeling Inc. and Team Pain Enterprises were recently awarded the contract to construct the New Smyrna Beach Skatepark. Tony Misiano (General Contractor) has stepped up to head this project and we can't think of anyone who deserves it more or would do a better job. Tony is a life long skater as well which is invaluable on a project such as this. Team Pain Enterprises is one of the premier skatepark builders in the world and we are extremely proud to have them on board. Team Pain is based locally out of Winter Springs, FL and has been constructing skateparks/ramps since the 70's. These guys are not your average construction workers folks, they are true craftsmen and hardcore skaters who take pride in every park they build. Checkout some of Team Pain's masterpieces at TeamPain.com
How large is the NSB Skatepark going to be?
Phase 1 of our skatepark design is approximately 7,500 sq ft of concrete skating surface. Our long range 5 year expansion goal is for a 30,000 sq ft concrete skatepark.
What variety of terrain can be expected?
Phase 1 will have a large street/flow area that will satisfy hardcore tech riders as well as someone just looking for fun lines to cruise. At the opposing end of the park there will be a medium size pool. The pool will have depths of 5' to 8' deep and feature concrete pool coping, tiles, and a couple unique features that will make it unlike any other skatepark pool in the country. Our skatepark will have something to challenge every skater from beginner to pro and will put NSB on the map as a popular skateboard destination.
Why a "Concrete" Skatepark?
Please download and read this informative .pdf file provided by "Skaters for Public Skateparks" and skatepark.org Download: Concrete_Skatepark_Advocacy.pdf
What will the setting be for the NSB Skatepark?
Our goal is to create a clean safe environment that is tastefully landscaped and visually appealing as well as being fully functional. We're trying to retain as much natural tree cover as possible, shade is nice!
How can I help?
We need all the help we can get, this project is still a long way from completion. We are trying to raise additional funds for a concrete block bathroom facility at the skatepark (The current siteplan & budget include 2 port-o-lets). The bathroom building would also include a small shaded patio that would offer some much needed relief from the hot summer sun. In an effort to raise funds for this building we will be offering sponsorship plaques for sale in the very near future (Please check back soon for updates on this). Plaques would be displayed onsite at the park for all to see. We will also be needing volunteers from time to time as the construction moves along, installing fences, laying sod, etc... we will update the website and send out emails when the time comes.
Please go to the Contributions page to see how you can help right now.