Murrumbidgee Council is calling on the Darlington Point community to help shape the design of a new mini-bowl coming to the town's skate park.
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Council is looking to determine if the community would prefer a youngster-friendly set up or if the bowl should be made more challenging, to cater to the region's more experienced skaters.
Director of infrastructure Tom Dimec says the bowl will be "around 20 to 30 metres in diameter and round in shape".
At this stage, the bowl will be located advacent to the existing skate spark in CWA Park, however council said it was open to discussion on putting it in other areas of the park.
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Precision Skate Parks, the firm currently designing the new Jerilderie skate park and pump track, have been contracted to develop the concept plan for the bowl.
Darlington Point residents have until 5pm on Friday, May 21 to provide their feedback on the design of the bowl.
Skaters and other residents can provide this feedback by emailing mail@murrumbidgee.nsw.gov.au, calling 1300 676 243 or by sending a letter to PO Box 96 Jerilderie NSW 2716.
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