letter to the counciller

i wrote this letter to the councillor in hopes of getting a realley close sk8 park. it sounds gay but it may work

Dear Councilor Sutton,

My name is Jonathon Scanlan, I am 12 years old and a VERY keen scooter/bicycle rider. I am contacting you in regard of building a skateboarding facility at the Colmslie Reserve, where a community pool is scheduled to be built. I have multiple friends that ride scooters, skateboards, bicycles and rollerblades and we have to ride in the streets and near our local ferry wharves as we do not have a skateboarding facility within walking or bikeriding distance. The closest skateboarding facilities are at Cooparoo and at Cannon Hill and they are at least a 10 minute drive away from my house in east brisbane. Every time that I want to go to a skateboarding facility, my mother and father have to drive me there and supervise my friends and I. My parents have no intentions of leaving us by ourselves to skate there because there is a population of shady/ aggressive looking characters that hang around there.

What I am proposing is that the local council build a skateboarding facility that is a model of the Hibiscus Sports Complex at Mount Gravatt. It incorporates a pool, skateboarding facility, basket ball courts and a gym. A small fee is required on entry to the skateboarding facility which is through the front desk, giving the receptionist a chance to look at the person and decide if they would look as they might be threatening or unsafe to the younger children. There is an array of security cameras surrounding the skate facility that the security guards can check on. I have made multiple friends there and find it an enjoyable experience every time I go. There is also a picnic shelter and drinking fountain near it and some plastic chairs, provided by the PCYC. I am not suggesting that we incorporate a gym or basketball courts, but my friends and I think it would be a wonderful idea to have a skate park that is secure enough to leave us there alone and close enough to be able to comfortably walk there.

I hope you take this into account.

Yours Sincerely



Jonathon
 

dre

Member
no, i think you are a lazy fag. 10 minute drive is what? like a 20-35 minute scooter/bike ride. suck it up. All the parks near me are AT LEAST a 30 minute drive by car, and if my parents can't drive me, then I take the bus or something if I really want to go. Most of the time I end up riding flat instead, if at all. For real, I'd kill for a park that I could get to without having to spend any money. Plus, I doubt your city would spend a bunch of extra money just so a few kids could have a park that is within convenient walking distance.. it just makes you sound kinda selfish and immature..
 

me1

Member
Yeah, lose the 10 minute thing. I live 10 minutes away from my local, but that is on a highway for most of it. Its like 10 miles away. It is good but just lose the 10 minute stuff. Also, make sure you make it clear that metal ramps are douche. If it is inside a place make them go for a wood set up, if they don't not only are they wasting money, but wasting their, and everyone else's time.
 

Kevin11

Member
we have one within a 10-15 minute ride but it doesn't have anything, it has a 2 foot two way a flat bank and a half asss qp, so we need to catch a ride on bus or car to get to our good park which is a 20 minute drive.
 
Kevin! said:
we have one within a 10-15 minute ride but it doesn't have anything, it has a 2 foot two way a flat bank and a half asss qp, so we need to catch a ride on bus or car to get to our good park which is a 20 minute drive.


thats bassilcally what mine is. But cooparoo is a full street setup and the bad thing is that there is sometimes drugos and alchos that rough u up a bit if ur there by yourself
 
wow wat about it if thers druggys and shit avoid them i hav to do that everytime i go skatein so and a 10 min drive that nothin lazy bugger your lucky
 
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