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Section 12.24.040 Logan City ,2017 CITY OF LOGAN, UTAH ORDINANCE NO. 17-11 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE LOGAN MUNICIPAL SECTION 12.24.040 LOGAN CITY SKATE PARK, TOBACCO AND SMOKE FREE ZONE, LOGAN, UTAH BE IT ORDAINED BY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF CITY OF LOGAN, STATE OF UTAH AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 12.24.040 SUBSET A: Shall now read as, "In any skate park facility owned or operated by the city of Logan, the use of bicycles of any type, similar devices, and motorized vehicles are prohibited." SECTION 12.24.040 SUBSET B: Shall now read as, "Any person riding a skateboard, using roller skates, in-line skates, or human-powered kick scooters with wheels no wider than twelve {12l in in a facility owned or by city of shall, without city supervision, skate at their own risk. The use of equipment including helmets, kneepads, elbow pads, wrist guards is strongly recommended." SECTION 12.24.040 SUBSET C: Shall now read as, "Any person riding a skateboard, roller in-line skates, or a kick scooter as in B, in the facility shall extreme caution, respecting the use the facility by other and complying with other city ordinances pertaining to public morals, and welfare." THIS ORDINANCE AMENDMENT SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE UPON PUBLICATION. PASSED BY THE LOGAN MUNICPAL COUNCIL, STATE OF UTAH, ______ THIS DAY ,2017. NAYS: ABSENT: Holly H. Daines, Chair Municipal Council ATTEST: Harris, City Recorder PRESENTATION TO MAYOR The foregoing ordinance amendment was presented by the Logan Municipal Council to the Mayor for approval or disapproval on the __ day of ,2017. Holly H. Daines, Chair Logan Municipal Council MAYOR'S APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL The foregoing ordinance amendment is hereby ______ this __ day of __-" 2017. H. Craig, Petersen, Mayor EXHIBIT A J L~GAN \ [ • I l PARKS &R[CREATlml MEMORANDUM TO MUNICIPAL COUNCIL DATE : June 1, 2017 FROM: Russ Akina, Director SUBEJCT: Request to Amend Ordinance 12.24.040 Logan City Skate Park, Tobacco and Smoke Free Zone History In 2001, the City of Logan constructed a 17,000 square foot concrete skate park facility for use by the general public. The skate park was designed specifically for skateboards, roller skates, and in-line skate use only. An ordinance was created for the facility to regulate use and protect the integrity and functionality of the skate park, protect the City from risk exposure, and provide safety protocols as recommended by liability professionals and the skate park industry. The current ordinance (12.24.040) prohibits the use bicycles, scooters, similar devices, and motorized vehicles in the skate park. Public Inquiry The Parks and Recreation Department has received inquiries from the general public requesting that scooters be permitted at the Logan Skate Park. After additional research and consultation with the skate park architect firm hired by the City in 2000 to design the facility, City staff learned that the use of human-powered kick scooters similar in size to that of a skateboard is now an acceptable use by the skate park industry and supported by the architect firm hired at the time by the City (see attachment titled as Exhibit A). While staffs research discovered that there are many variations of human powered kick scooters, it is the Department's recommendation that kick scooters be restricted to those with a wheel diameter no greater than twelve (12) inches. Proposed The Parks and Recreation Department is seeking approval to amend City Ordinance 12.24.040 Subset A, B, and C to include the permitted use of human-powered kick scooters with wheels no wider than twelve (12) inches in diameter in the Logan Skate Park facility. Attachments (Exhibit A) 2017 SITE Design Group Logan, UT Skate Park Correspondence Logan Municipal Code Chapter 12.24 Section 12.24.040 1 5 Sou th 100 We st Lo gan, Ut h 84321 . ph 4357 16.9'50 . fx: 4357 16 925 4 vv vvwloga nurah.org Logan Municipal Chapter 12.24 Section 12.24.040 LOGAN CITY SKATE PARK, TOBACCO AND SMOKE FREE ZONE facility owned or by the city of Logan, the use of bicycles of any type, devices, and motorized vehicles are prohibited. B. Any person riding a skateboard, or skates, or in-line skates in a facility owned or operated by the city of Logan shall, without city supervision, at their own risk. The use equipment including kneepads, elbow wrist guards is C. Any person riding a skateboard, roller or in-line skates in the facility shall exercise extreme respecting the use facility by other and complying with all other city pertaining to public peace, morals, and welfare. D. A tobacco and smoke free zone is at the Logan Skate Park and Aquatic Center lot, sidewalks, and Fairview Park situated within the boundaries beginning at the property line of the Union Pacific Railroad track and 400 South to the northeast corner of 500 and the property line Union Pacific Railroad and 400 South. E. It is unlawful for glass containers, alcohol, tobacco products, or drugs to be in the tobacco and smoke zone including, but not to, parking lots, sidewalks, grass areas, spectator areas, or owned or operated by city of Logan. F. It is unlawful for any obstacles, including ramps, rails, or similar equipment or material not constructed as part of the skatepark to on the premises including, but limited to, parking lots, sidewalks, grass areas, spectator areas, or property owned or operated by the city of Logan. G. It is unlawful any users or spectator to not report any damage or condition to the H. It is unlawful for any person to organize events at the skatepark facility without prior written approval from the director of parks and recreation or his designee. The city Logan reserves the right to promote, sponsor, and rent the facility for special events and may preempt other scheduled events at its own discretion if necessary. I. It is unlawful for any person to skate in the skate park before dawn and after dusk on any day. The facility shall be open to the public dawn to dusk unless otherwise posted. The schedule of the facility may be curtailed at the discretion of the city of Logan for inclement special events, unforeseeable or for repairs to the skatepark. J. Any person who fails or refuses to comply with of this section and who is while the skatepark facility shall be K. person failing to comply with the above and regulations is guilty of an infraction to citation. (Ord. 2, 2005: Ord. 01·63 § 1,2001) From: Russ Date: Thursday, May 4,2017 at 12:24 PM To: Brian Moore [email protected]> Subject: Logan, UT Park Brian, Hope all is well. I'm up on a previous email the Logan Skate Park. Recently, we have been inundated with scooter enthusiasts wanting to use the Skate Park. Currently, scooters are prohibited. Question: If the City of Logan amended its ordinance to permit scooters, would that negate Design's standing with skate park? Russ Akina Director of Parks and Recreation City of Logan ·~- ~ LO(~AN Russ Akina <[email protected]> . I 1 Re: Logan, UT Skate Park 1 message Brian Moore <[email protected]> Mon, May 8, 2017 at 12:25 PM To: Russ Akina <[email protected]> Hi Russ, Thank you for contacting us! We are okay with scooters riding within the Logan Skate Park as we've seen the popularity grow the past few years and they don't cause anymore damage to a skate park than your average skateboard. And yes, we do have experience in designing bike parks as we completed the design for our country's largest bike park to be located in Houston, TX and you can learn more about the project by clicking here: https:llwww.visithoustontexas.com/blog/post/20-acre-bmx-park-coming-to-houstonl http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/New-park-expected-to-attract­ bike-riders-from-6666088. php Your story sounds very familiar as the City of Chandler, AZ had to build a separate bike park to help accommodate the bmx needs within their community after their first skate park was built. We designed their original skate park and then a couple of years later we designed their bmx park that doesn't allow skateboards: Chandler, AZ Skate Park:https:/lwww.sitedesigngroup.com/arizona-chandler-snedigar-complex Chandler, AZ Bike Park: https:/lwww.sitedesigngroup.com/arizona-chandler-bike-park We've also retrofitted existing skate parks to help accommodate bmx riders. We did this for the City of Sedona, AZ: https:llwww.sitedesigngroup.com/arizona-sedona-jack-malmgren As you can see in the project images that there is now a 4" metal plate behind any fall coping and existing exposed concrete edges. Do you happen to know just when the Bike Park RFP will be released? Thank you, Brian Moore I Director SITE Design Group, Inc. 2777 Loker Avenue West, Suite D Carlsbad, CA 92010 TF 877-734-7275 I CL 858-361-9924 I FX 760-438-2394 Websitel F acebook ITwitter DE:::citGN CrlOUP, INC. .Il please consider the envi ronm en t before printing tills email. .
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