Comments

1. 

   andrew

   19 February 2007

   this we hopefully lower the crime rate in this area.

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2. 

   Alex Makin

   22 February 2007

   Andrew,

   Thank you for your comments. The Ringwood Skatepark has increased the amount of activity and as well as the number of people within the centre of Ringwood and this has provided substantial benefits to the local area.

   The skatepark has improved the general amenity of the local area and the police as well as nearby traders have commented that there has been a reduction of crime within this area.

   Thanks,

   Alex

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3. 

   greg

   21 March 2007

   please bulld us a new skate park please please for the bmxers

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4. 

   Alex Makin

   21 March 2007

   Thank you for your comments in regard to the Ringwood Skatepark.

   The skatepark is supposed to be a shared facility between skaters and bmxers. Please let me know if this isn’t working out so we can work on a way to help both skaters and bmxers.

   Thanks,

   Alex

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5. 

   rhys

   18 June 2007

   yayy a new skate park 2 go 4 upwey skate parks gettin boring yayy thanx

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6. 

   Alex Makin

   19 June 2007

   Hi Rhys,

   Thanks for your message. The Ringwood Skatepark has been a great success and is located within a 5 minute walk of Ringwood Station.

   Thanks,

   Alex

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7. 

   rhys

   20 June 2007

   heyy do u no were 5 mins away from the staition? because i live in belgrave and i get bored at upwey skate park

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8. 

   Alex Makin

   21 June 2007

   Hi Ryhs,

   The skatepark is located along Seymour Street. The best way to get there (from Ringwood Station) is to cross Maroondah Highway.

   Walk left to Ringwood Street and walk along Ringwood Street until you see Seymour Street (where the Westpac Bank is).

   Cross the road and walk along Seymour Street and past the market you will see the skatepark.

   It’s page 49 G8 in the Melway.

   Hope this helps, let me know if you have any troubles finding it.

   Thanks,

   Alex

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9. 

   Kashirin

   26 August 2007

   How is the winter there?

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10. 

    Alex Makin

    26 August 2007

    Hello Kashirin,

    The winter has been quite cold recently, although we’re still not receiving enough rain. Winter is almost over here so while warmer days are just around the corner there doesn’t appear to be much hope for the rain we need.

    Thanks,

    Alex

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11. 

    tony

    27 December 2009

    hey i am being told that ringwwod skatey is get knocked down or closed beacause eastland is getting built over it is this true

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    1. 

       Alex Makin

       28 December 2009

       Hi Tony,

       Thank you for your comments. Ringwood Skate Park is not going to be closed due to Eastland or the redevelopment of the Ringwood Market site. The plans for the Ringwood Market site include the car park, the former Market and some of the buildings on Ringwood Street and do not include Staley Gardens or the Ringwood Skate Park.

       Please contact me on 0408 311 645 or email alex.makin@maroondah.vic.gov.au if you have any further questions about these plans.

       Thanks,

       Alex

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12. 

    patryk

    4 March 2010

    where is ringwood skatepark im ten years old and i would like to know because we moved a week ago so plz tell me where ringwood skatepark is.

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    1. 

       Alex Makin

       4 March 2010

       Hello, thank you for visiting my website and welcome to Maroondah. Ringwood Skatepark is located in Staley Gardens in Seymour Street, Ringwood which is off Ringwood Street and between Ringwood Square and Eastland.

       I’ve included a link via Google Maps to assist.

       The Skatepark is a five minute walk from Ringwood Station or from Eastland. Please let me know if you need any further directions, I can be contacted on 0408 311 645 or email alex@alexmakin.com.au.

       Thanks,

       Alex

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