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Upper Sammamish Commons Skatepark Expansion

skateboarding kid in helmet does rail trick at Sammamish's skate park while onlookers watch from built-in seats and steps

Park Planner

Becky Smith
(425) 295 0517

Project Update

The design for the Sammamish Commons Skatepark Expansion Project has begun! The project will expand and improve the skate area at the north end of the skatepark, which includes expanding the northwest skate bowl. Construction is anticipated to start in September 2024. Be sure to check back for more updates on this exciting project!

Project Summary

In the fall of 2021, the City executed a design contract for the Sammamish Commons Skatepark Expansion Project. The scope of work includes design development, preparation of construction drawings and bidding materials, construction administration, and project close-out.

Background

The skatepark was built in 2006 as part of the development of Upper Sammamish Commons. After more than a decade of use, the 2018 PRO Plan recommended modifications to the skatepark, including concrete repairs and an expansion of the skate bowl.

In 2019, an assessment of the skatepark was completed, which provided a comprehensive summary of the condition and function of the facility. The assessment recommended expanding the skatepark along the north end to increase the functionality of the existing features of the park.

Additionally, the assessment recommended some minor repairs to the overall skatepark. These repairs were completed in the summer of 2021 and included pressure washing, crack sealing, repair and resealing of expansion joints, and filling concrete voids.

Project Budget

A total of $300,000 is allocated in the 2021-2022 Parks CIP Budget for the Skatepark Expansion Project at Sammamish Commons and is inclusive of all planning, design, and construction costs.

digital concept design for Sammamish Commons Skatepark expansion showing skatepark next to grassy area with steps on the other side divided by trees