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Skatepark Assessments Skate Spots STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS for Long Term at Claude Jamestown, Preventive Moore NY MaintenancePark GRINDLINE CONCRETE SKATEPARK SK ATEPARK DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION 4619 14TH 4619 AVE 14TH AVESW, SW,SEATTLE, SEATTLE, WA 206-932-6414 . .GRINDLINE.COM WA 98106 . 206-932-6414 GRINDLINE.COM XXXXXXXXXX We needed a place to skate. In the 1990’s we were being chased away from public places for skateboarding, and we needed a space of our own. We built some ramps with wood we found, often where we found it, but they weren’t permanent. Skaters need something that will last. Wood ramps rot, but concrete is forever. For life. So we built a concrete bowl in my backyard that we could skate together year after year. Soon, skaters and Parks Departments from everywhere started calling asking for concrete skateparks. We’d drive state to state, sculpt concrete and skate together, beginning as strangers and leaving as family. After twenty years, and over 350 skateparks, that family now spans three generations across three continents. With each new park, the Grindline bond grows even stronger. Once you’re in, you’re a part of something bigger than yourself. Forever. That’s what we mean when we say Grindline For Life. We started doing this because we wanted to give skateboarders something they deserved. That’s still what drives us every day. Skateboarding changes lives. It changed mine. For us, building skateparks isn’t a business —it’s our cause. Whether you want a neighborhood skatespot or a regional destination, creating your skatepark is the greatest act of community service we can think of. Mark Hubbard Founder Grindline Skateparks A representative from Grindline will conduct an in-person assessment of your skatepark. The results of the assessment can be used to guide the decision making process for your municipality regarding future maintenance and repairs for your skatepark. We'll provide you with a detailed Assessment Report. The Assessment Report includes an analysis of the skatepark's design and safety, a list of potential hazards with photos and descriptions of all issues, the cost of repairs, and a strategic plan for repair, and/or upgrade. Skatepark Assessments We can then develop an ongoing Long Term Preventative Maintenance program. We'll use the results of the Skatepark Assessment to provide you with a plan for Long Term Preventative Maintenance. Grindline can perform the repairs and maintenance or we can work with your crews to get it done. Grindline conducts Skatepark Assessments to identify and outline the current condition and level of safety of your skatepark. A representative from Grindline will conduct an in-person assessment of your skatepark. The results of the assessment can be used to guide the decision making process for your municipality regarding future maintenance and repairs for your skatepark. We'll provide you with a detailed Assessment Report. The Assessment Report includes an analysis of the skatepark's design and safety, a list of potential hazards with photos and descriptions of all issues, the cost of repairs, and a strategic plan for repair, and/or upgrade. We can then develop an ongoing Long Term Preventative Maintenance program. We'll use the results of the Skatepark Assessment to provide you with a plan for Long Term Preventative Maintenance. Grindline can perform the repairs and maintenance or we can work with your crews to get it done. Tehaleh Skateparks, Pierce County, WA ASSESSMENT REPORT CONTENTS Assessment Report Contents Rating the Overall Physical Condition of Your Skatepark Skateparks are relatively new in terms of construction (the oldest surviving facilities date back only to the late 1970’s). As a result, it can be difficult to determine how long a skatepark will last in terms of both condition and function. Some of the skateparks that were built in the 70’s and 80’s are still used on a daily basis. Other projects that are only a few years old already need to be redone due to a combination of poor design, construction deficiencies, and lack of maintenance. Our Skatepark Assessments focus on the current physical condition of your skatepark and touch on an analysis of the design, function, and safety of the park. Skatepark condition covers items including: • Hazards • Wear & Tear • Rust & Corrosion • Graffiti • Damage (Malicious) • Erosion • Spalls & Cracks • Structural Failure • Drainage Issues • Surface Finishes • Differential Settlement Prior to determining a specific list of maintenance items, we will rate the overall condition of your skatepark using the following rubric: EXCELLENT end of life estimate: 20 years The skatepark has been recently constructed and shows little to no signs of wear and tear. Regular maintenance is required to maintain. VERY GOOD end of life estimate: 15 years The skatepark is a few years old and shows some minor wear and tear. Regular maintenance is required to maintain its performance and minor repairs/upgrades/improvements should be considered at this time for future planning (funding/design/construction). GOOD end of life estimate: 10 years Your skatepark is beginning to age and shows a noticeable level of wear and tear. An increase in the level of regular maintenance is required to maintain its performance and minor repairs, upgrades, and improvements should be implemented at this time (funding/design/construction). POOR end of life estimate: 5 years Your skatepark is old and shows a high level of wear and tear. A high level of maintenance and major work will be required to bring the condition to an acceptable level. A plan for skate park repairs, redevelopment, demolition, or replacement should be in place and ready for action. Assessing Hazards and Critical Repairs After assessing the overall condition of your park, we will identify any hazards that need to be dealt with and produce a list of action items. Hazards may include things like extremely worn or damaged surfaces, structural failure, dangerous elements, drainage issues, and others. Hazards will be listed in terms of urgency so that the most critical items can be dealt with immediately. Please see the following page for a sample list of action items. ASSESSMENT REPORT CONTENTS Sample Assessment CRITICAL: IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED CRITICAL: IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED Pool Coping Replacement Drain Damage Pool Coping Missing: Repair Mortar Mortor Bed Replace drain grate. Repair around damaged drain. Replace Pool Block & Grout with Epoxy REPAIR WITHIN 6 MONTHS REPAIR WITHIN 6 MONTHS Crack Repair Sawcut/Seam Repair Repair any cracks larger than 1/4" with a flexible joint sealant. Fill any Sawcuts or seams that have chipped larger than 1/4" on either side with a flexible joint sealant. LONG TERM PREVENATIVE MAINTENANCE: ANNUALLY/AS NEEDED LONG TERM PREVENATIVE MAINTENANCE: ANNUALLY/AS NEEDED Repair and Maintenance of Grindable Concrete Edges Resealing of Concrete Surfaces Fix damaged pool coping grout with epoxy. Reseal entire skate park with a Penetrating Concrete Sealer. Apply clear lacquer to pool coping blocks. Replace broken blocks. LONG TERM PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE Long Term Preventative Maintenance Concrete skateparks benefit from preventative maintenance. Concrete skateparks have an average life span of 20 years and are built to withstand the elements and heavy use. We can help extend the life of your investment beyond that, and help keep the park in tip top shape for your community. Grindline Skateparks performs repair and preventative maintenance services on concrete skateparks. A thorough assessment is conducted to outline the current condition and safety of your skatepark. We then develop a recommendation plan for necessary maintenance, repair and to address any safety concerns. Grindline can then execute the repair and maintenance plan or we can work with your public works resources to develop a skatepark maintenance program. Preventative maintenance is an ongoing process. Is your skatepark aging? Is it safe? Is it in need of an upgrade? Addressing these questions on a regular basis is the best way to extend its life. Grindline’s Skatepark Assessment and Service Plans are part of an ongoing, long term, preventative maintenance program that can help get another 20 years out of your skatepark investment. E AS UL SE SCHE D Long Term SS Preventative Maintenance RE PA I R SCHEDULING PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE Scheduling Preventative Maintenance Skateparks are designed for heavy use, and with heavy use comes wear and tear. It's natural for a well-loved skatepark to need maintenance over time, and by scheduling routine skatepark assements and scheduled maintenance, a responsible skatepark owner can minimize the effects of wear and tear on their park. A well-maintained skatepark is safer for both active and passive users, and can be enjoyed for decades longer than a park with wear and tear that goes ignored. Typical Long Term Preventative Maintenance Schedule Maintenance demands for concrete skateparks are infrequent compared to other sports facilities, but should be scheduled on a regular basis to keep them safe and functional. IMMEDIATELY AS NECESSARY AS NECESSARY Graffiti Abatement Sacking, Patching Crack and Seam Repair • Apply graffitti removal solution or alter- • Repair any cracks larger than 1/4" with • Fill any cracks or seams that have native cleaning solutions a flexible joint sealant chipped larger than 1/4" on either side • Depending on severity, re-painting may • Sack and patch vertical walls with a flexible joint sealant be necessary EVERY 6 MONTHS EVERY 2 MONTHS Steel Rails and Coping Grindable Concrete Edges • Re-paint steel rails and coping with • Fix any damaged pool coping grout Rust-oleum Professional Enamel with epoxy • Apply clear lacquer to pool coping blocks • Replace any broken blocks EVERY 1 YEARS Resealing of Concrete Surfaces • Reseal entire skatepark with penetrating concrete sealer ASSESSMENT REPORT CONTENTS Standard Long Term Preventative Maintenance Scope of Work Grindline proposes to provide all necessary labor, materials, and equipment to complete the maintenance work detailed below: Crack Repair Repair any cracks larger than 1/4" with a flexible joint sealant Sawcut/Seam Repair Fill any Sawcuts or seams that have chipped larger than 1/4" on either side with a flexible joint sealant Sacking and Patching Sack & Patch Vertical walls - repair any damaged spots Repair and Maintenance of Grindable Concrete Edges Fix any Damaged Pool Coping Grout with Epoxy Apply Clear Lacquer to pool coping blocks Replace any broken blocks Painting of All Steel Rails, Steel Coping & Edging All Steel rails, coping & Edging to be repainted Resealing of Concrete Surfaces Reseal entire skate park with penetrating concrete sealer Strawberry Hill Park, Strawberry Bainbridge Hill Park, Island, Bellevue, WA after WA after repair repair and maintenance and maintenance ASSESSMENT REPORT CONTENTS Sample of Estimated Costs for Repairs Repairs and maintenance are required to help keep your skatepark safe and usable. The Prices given are a range for planning purposes and are approximate. A bid will be given and an exact scope of work will be agreed upon before maintenance begins. Mobilization Fee $3,500 $3,500 Hazards • 4 spots of uneven seams caused by differential differental settlement settlement -- Grind Grind down down seam seam $1,200 $1,200 flush and fill with flexible epoxy • 4 spots of concrete repair - Cut out and replace $1,200 $1,200 • Pool blocks (mortor bed failed causing cracked blocks) - Replace with new newmor- $1,100 $1,100 tor mortar bed bed and and blocks blocks (approx (approx 12 LF) 12 LF) • Full pipe seam (approx 30 LF) - Cut out 4" strip full depth and repour $900 $900 Repairs - Street Area Seams in street area (approx 350 LF) $2,800 $2,800 Seams in sreet area (approx 150 LF) $1,200 $1,200 General Maintenance - Street Area Repaint all steep coping & edging in street area $300 $300 Pressure wash & paint skatepark transitions with epoxy concrete paint, reseal flat $2,000 $2,000 areas with penetrating concrete sealer Repairs - Bowl Seams in bowl area (approx 320 LF) $2,650 $2,650 Cracks in bowl area (approx 100 LF) $800 $800 General Maintenance Repaint all steel coping and edging $600 $600 Pressure wash and paint skatepark transitions with epoxy concrete paint, reseal flat $3,500 $3,500 areas with penetrating concrete sealer Repairs and maintenance are required to help keep your skatepark safe and usable. The Prices given are a range for planning purposes and are approximate. A bid will be given and an exact scope of work will be agreed upon before maintenance begins. Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Highlands, Crossroads, WA Bellevue, WAand after repair after repair and maintenance maintenance PAST PROJECTS Bellevue Bellevue, WA OWNER City of Bellevue GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Skatepark Repair & Maintenance SCHEDULE January 2017 Highlands Plaza Skatepark CONSTRUCTION 2001 BUDGET $25,673 SIZE 13,000 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst Project Manager Bryan Hartman Site Superintendent CONTACT Joe Moorman Community Services Coordinator Bellevue Parks & Community Services Jmoorman@Bellevuewa.gov 425-891-4212 Grindline was contracted to do repairs and maintenance of the Bellevue Highlands Plaza Skatepark. The work included resealing of entire skatepark, crack repair, epoxy crack filler, asphalt patching, and painting. A high end penetrating sealer was used to seal the entire skatepark and epoxy joint filler was used to create a seamless surface. Grindline also added two new hand rails. PAST PROJECTS BEFORE AFTER Bellevue Bellevue, WA OWNER City of Bellevue GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Skatepark Repair & Maintenance SCHEDULE May 2018 Crossroads Skatepark CONSTRUCTION 2001 BUDGET $20,130 SIZE 13,000 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst Project Manager Bryan Hartman Site Superintendent CONTACT Joe Moorman Community Services Coordinator Grindline was contracted to do repairs and maintenance of the Bellevue Crossroads Bellevue Parks & Community Services Skatepark. The scope of work included fixing spalled cracks & fill seams, repairing the flat Jmoorman@Bellevuewa.gov bottom of the bowl, pressure washing and cleaning the entire park, re-staining the back 425-891-4212 of the oververt with acid stain, resealing the entire skate park with high end penetrating concrete sealer, repainting the green stripe at edge of the bowl, prepping and Painting all steel coping, and repairing cracks and spalled areas of cast in place pool coping PAST PROJECTS Lee Olympia, WA Houston, TX OWNER City of Houston, TX GRINDLINE’S SCOPE & Joe Jamail Skatepark Skatepark Repair & Maintenance SCHEDULE January 2017 BUDGET $150,000 SIZE 25,000 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM Matt Fluegge Project Manager Dave Palmer Site Superintendent CONTACT Tom Gall Project Manager Houston Parks Board (713) 942-8500 Grindline was hired to do repairs and maintenance of the Lee & Jamail Skatepark in 2017. The work included patching, grinding of rough surfaces to a smooth finish, re- pairing/ replacing pool block and painting all steel and curbs. A high end penetrating sealer was used to seal the entire skatepark. The maintenance work will keep the skatepark in top condition for years to come. PAST PROJECTS AFTER Bainbridge Island, WA Strawberry Hill Park OWNER Bainbridge Island Metro Parks Dist. GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Skatepark Repair & Maintenance SCHEDULE March 2018 CONSTRUCTION 2001 BUDGET $23,600 SIZE 12,000 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst BEFORE Project Manager Max Holbein Foreman Grindline was contracted to do repairs and maintenance of the Bainbridge Island CONTACT Skatepark. The work included resealing of entire skatepark, crack repair, epoxy crack Dan Hamlin filler, asphalt patching, and painting. A high end penetrating sealer was used to seal Park Service Dir the entire skatepark and epoxy joint filler was used to create a seamless surface. 206-245-7385 PAST PROJECTS Orcas Orcas Island, WA OWNER Orcas Island Park & Recreation GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Prime Consultant and Contractor Island Skatepark DESIGN 2001 CONSTRUCTION 2001 BUDGET Design & Construction: $300,000 SIZE 8,500 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM Mark Hubbard Project Manager Dave Palmer Site Superintendent Grindline was hired to do repairs to the existing Orcas Island Skatepark. The scope CONTACT of work included: demo of approximately 600 sq ft of flat bottom in the bowl, setup Terri Rodgers and pour of approximately 600 sq ft of 4000PSI concrete in flat bottom of bowl, grind Director ing down of 2500LF of uneven seams, removal of old repair material from uneven Orcas Island Park and Recreation 360-376-7275 (Office) seams, filling of cracks with high-end seamless joint sealant, repair of pool coping 512-762-8062 (Cell) (resetting of pool coping and mortar bed where failed, replacement of broken blocks, terri@oiprd.org and resealing the entire skate park with penetrating concrete sealer. PAST PROJECTS Dillon Dillon, MT OWNER Grindline was contracted to do repairs and maintenance at the existing Dillon City of Dillon Skatepark. The scope of work included concrete repair (cut out and replace in four locations), replacing pool blocks with new mortor bed and blocks, repairing full pipe GRINDLINE’S SCOPE seam, cleaning out and filling joints in cracks, repainting all steel coping & edging paint Skatepark Repair & Maintenance transtions pressure washing & resealing skatepark, fill critical seams in skatepark Skatepark SCHEDULE with epoxy. April 2019 CONSTRUCTION 2004 BUDGET $19,500 SIZE 10,000 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst Project Manager Max Hohlbein Foreman CONTACT Todd Hazelbaker operations@dillonmt.org 406-683-4245 PAST PROJECTS Herndon Herndon, VA OWNER City of Herndon GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Skatepark Repair & Maintenance SCHEDULE April 2019 Skatepark CONSTRUCTION 2010 BUDGET $22,510 SIZE 4,500 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst Project Manager Max Hohlbein Foreman CONTACT Cindy Roeder Grindline was contracted to do repairs and maintenance at the existing Herndon Director, Parks & Recreation Skatepark in Herndon. VA. The scope of work included replacing birdbath with cast 703-435-6800 in place coping, pressure washing the skatepark, grinding out & repairing cracks, routeingout routing out&&filling fillingjoints, joints,repair repairspalling, spalling, repairing repairing steel steel coping, coping, and and tuning up the manual pad. pad PAST PROJECTS Kent Kent, WA OWNER City of Kent, WA GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Skatepark Repair & Maintenance 360 Skatepark SCHEDULE February 2017 BUDGET $3,000 SIZE 8,500 SQ FT Grindline was hired to evaluate and identify any potential hazards for the city of PROJECT TEAM Kent’s 360 skatepark. Grindline developed a comprehensive plan for preventive James Klinedinst Project Manager maintenance, as well as doing immediate repairs of a broken drain. Andy Kropff Site Superintendent CONTACT Andrew Sheridann 253.856.5135 Bportocalis@Medfordtownship.com PAST PROJECTS PAST PROJECTS Yauger Olympia, OWNER City of Olympia Yauger Olympia, OWNER GRINDLINE’S SCOPE WA WA City Skatepark of Olympia Repair & Maintenance GRINDLINE’S SCHEDULE SCOPE Skate December Skatepark Repair 2016 & Maintenance CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE Skate 2001 December 2016 CONSTRUCTION BUDGET 2001 $32,000 Court SIZE BUDGET 10,000 $32,000SQ FT Court SIZE PROJECT TEAM 10,000 James Klinedinst SQ FT Project Manager PROJECT TEAM James Mark Hubbard Klinedinst Project Site Superintendent Manager Mark Hubbard CONTACT Kip SiteSummers Superintendent Project Engineer (360) 570-5834 CONTACT Kip Summers Project Engineer (360) 570-5834 Grindline was hired to do repairs to the existing Yauger skate court in Olympia, WA. The scope included: demo of existing stairs to make room for a new quarter pipe with pool coping., installation of a new rail and manual pad ledge, repairing cracks in the Grindline was hired to do repairs to the existing Yauger skate court in Olympia, WA. concrete surface, and painting of metal ledge and rail. The scope included: demo of existing stairs to make room for a new quarter pipe with pool coping., installation of a new rail and manual pad ledge, repairing cracks in the concrete surface, and painting of metal ledge and rail. PAST PROJECTS Round Rock, TX Shayla Dame Skate Park OWNER City of Round Rock GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Skatepark Repair & Maintenance DATE October 2019 BUDGET $61,234 SIZE 14,000 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst Project Manager Max Hohlbein Foreman CONTACT Katie Baker, PLA | ASLA Park Development Manager Skate Park Improvement Project, including: concrete repairs, sealing of concrete, City of Round Rock Parks and replacement of pool coping, and painting steel handrails and edging. Replacement Recreation of Pyramid. (O) 512.341.3355 PAST PROJECTS PAST PROJECTS PAST PROJECTS St. Helena, St. Helena OWNER City of Helena, CA GRINDLINE’S SCOPE St.CA St. Helena Skatepark Repair & Maintenance OWNER Helena, CA City of Helena, CA DATE Nov 2019 GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Skatepark BUDGET Repair & Maintenance $86,000 Skatepark DATE Nov 2019 SIZE 17,200 SQ FT BUDGET $86,000 PROJECT TEAM Skatepark James Klinedinst SIZE Project Manager 17,200 SQ FT Max Hohlbein PROJECT TEAM Foreman James Klinedinst Project Manager CONTACT André Pichly, M.S., CPRP Max Hohlbein Parks & Recreation Director Skatepark Maintenance including: Joint Sealing, Crack Repair, Steel Repainted, Foreman City of St. Helena Repair of rough edges, replace Brick Coping with poured in place coping, replace tile, 707-967-2798 addition of a flat rail, addition of a bank in the street area, pressure wash and reseal CONTACT André Pichly, M.S., CPRP with a tinted sealer to match color of concrete. Parks & Recreation Director Skatepark Maintenance including: Joint Sealing, Crack Repair, Steel Repainted, City of St. Helena Repair of rough edges, replace Brick Coping with poured in place coping, replace tile, 707-967-2798 addition of a flat rail, addition of a bank in the street area, pressure wash and reseal with a tinted sealer to match color of concrete. PAST PROJECTS Issaquah, WA Tibbett’s Valley Park Skatepark OWNER City of Issaquah, WA GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Skatepark Designer & Contractor ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACT Performed Annually in Spring CONSTRUCTION May – October 2017 SIZE 10,500 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst Project Manager Max Holbien Site Supervisor CONTACT Jennifer Fink Park Planner City of Issaquah Parks & Recreation Department Annually, as soon as weather allows in the spring, Grindline performs annual repairs 425 837-3322 and maintenance to the Tibbetts Field Skatepark in Issaquah. This skatepark sees jenniferf@issaquahwa.gov a lot of use and routine wear and tear. There are also quite a few concrete edges in the skatepark, including pool coping, hardedge, and river rock coping that we are able to maintain and keep looking and skating perfect. Grindline annually reseals the skatepark with a high end penetrating sealer, fills all cracks and seams, maintains pool coping and joints, fixes any damages caused by users, and touches up the ledge artwork. Providing maintenance on a routine basis enables the City of Issaquah to keep a pristine skatepark at all times. PAST PROJECTS Tehaleh Pierce County, WA OWNER Newland Community Development, Pierce County, WA GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Assessment & Maintenance/Repair Work WORK COMPLETED Skatepark Ongoing BEFORE BUDGET $9,500 Annually (Approximate) SIZE 3,000 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst Project Manager CONTACT Angie Orr Tehaleh Owners Association P: (253) 472-0825 x3602 AFTER F: (253) 472-0628 Yearly Assessment & Maintenance Plan Every year, early in the spring Grindline Skateparks performs a skatepark Assessment for the Edge and Sprouts Hollow Skateparks. Following our physical assessment, a written Skatepark Assessment Report is generated and presented to the Tehaleh Property Manager to share with the Home Owner Associations Board of Directors for approval. This routine maintenance assessment process has proved very successful in keeping up with maintenance, repairs, and graffiti removal and keeping the skatepark in the perfect condition it was in when it was first built. Annual Scope of Work Pressure Wash and Seal Paint Coping Fill Cracks Fill Seams Repair and Concrete Spalling As Needed Basis: Graffiti Removal Approx. $9,500 annually FIRM EXPERIENCE PAST PROJECTS KALAMA SKATEPARK RAMPS KIHEI, MAUI, HI STRUCTURAL CONDITONS ASSESSMENT GRINDLINE CONCRETE SKATEPARK DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Assessment completed by Grindline April 2020 4619 14TH AVE SW, SEATTLE, WA 98106 . 206-932-6414 . GRINDLINE.COM Kalama Ramps: Structural Conditions Assessment Maui, HI OWNER Maui County GRINDLINE’S SCOPE Wood Ramps Structural Skatepark Assessment SCHEDULE April 2020 CONTRACT AMOUNT $5,560 SIZE 2,500 SQ FT PROJECT TEAM James Klinedinst Project Manager The Kalama Skatepark is located within oceanfront Kalama Park in Kihei, Maui Adam Rixey and consists of an on-grade concrete street course and concrete bowl which had Structural Engineer undergone recent upgrades, there are also two wood half-pipe ramps, which were the CONTACT subject of this Structural Assessment. The wood skate ramps were built approximately Samual Marvel 20 years ago at the Kalama Skate Park and are in need of repairs and upgrades. The Civil Engineer scope of this project was to perform a structural condition assessment for the two Parks & Recreation wood framed halfpipe ramps, a 24’ wide, hipped, mini ramp and a 9’ tall vert ramp. Planning & Development Division Our Scope required Grindline to produce a detailed report that Maui County could use County of Maui Office: 808-270-6173 to appropriate budget for design and repairs of the ramps and also issue an RFP with Cell: 808-866-8060 the information provided in the Structural assessment. Grindline worked alongside samual.marvel@co.maui.hi.us Rixey Design, LLC, a local, licensed structural engineer to create this report. Adam’s father, George Rixey was the original architect for this project 20 years ago and Adam even spent some time working on the actual build of the ramps when he was 18 years old. The structural framing was assessed based on its original condition and design. Evaluating compliance of the originally designed structure with current or prior building codes, or other specified criteria standards, were not part of the scope. 3 INDUSTRY RECOGNITION INDUSTRY RECOGNITION Industry Recognition “When I return to Seattle (most every summer), out of all the “Many thanks to Grindline for building all the insane skateparks epic parks in King County alone, Delridge Skatepark constantly in the Northwest. I think they’re making gifts for skateboarders. occupies my mind during the flight. In the few years of its Their parks are monuments to the act and practice of existence I’ve witnessed neighborhood kids with zero skate skateboarding. So I greatly appreciate and admire their work.” experience grow into confident “skate park rippers.” This is Ben Krah due to the knowledgable way the park is designed from mild Professional Skateboarder to challenging with twists, details and dimensions Grindline (Big Brother Skateboard Magazine interview) applies with its skateparks inherently. That being said, for older dudes like myself, it has lines and options that I can’t get “Monk used to draw these skateparks on his folders in high enough of, like free lunch at your favorite restaurant!” school and everyone told him he’d only see these parks in Sam Hitz heaven or in his dreams. And yet, here they are, for real and for Old Guard, Creature Skateboards all of us to enjoy.” Transworld Skateboarding Magazine “Grindline is the best Skatepark Design/Build Company in the Business.” “The Best Concrete Builders around. Don’t have anyone else Jake Phelps pour cement in your town.” Editor of Thrasher Skateboard Magazine ConcreteDisciples.com “The park is huge, really well - rounded and made for all skill “Ask 10 riders to rank the best skateparks in Washington and levels. It has all of the elements.” you’re likely to get 10 different answers. But one common Tony Hawk thread is likely to be Grindline Skateparks, Inc.” on the Birdhouse Tour Seattle Times visting Pitcher Park Memorial Skatepark April 5th, 2004 (Whirl Maganize) Tony Hawk 4th Ward Skatepark Atlanta, GA