Jason Baldessari of Spohn Ranch Skateparks leads a community workshop at the Temecula conference center at city hall where members of the community who will use the new skatepark in Temecula provide input on what new elements they would like to see constructed at the new skatepark, July 26. Valley News/Shane Gibson photo
Temecula skateboarders, BMX riders and non-motorized scooter riders gave input on the Ronald Reagan Sports Park Skatepark design workshop in the first of a series of public meetings at the Temecula Civic Center, Wednesday, July 26.About 30 skateboard and BMX enthusiasts showed up to talk with Spohn Ranch: Skateboard Designers & Skatepark Builders and Temecula Public Works engineers with their design ideas for the current skatepark facility The skatepark is still used, but it is in need of a complete overhaul. The skatepark, which is called “The Beast” by Adam Light from Neighborhood Drop, an action sports park advocate, is set for a $3 million overhaul in the coming months. The skatepark is located at 42569 Margarita Road in Temecula.The Spohn Ranch representative invited c
