English, 04.02.2021 20:20, SMURFETTE86

(1) Our town should consider building a skateboard park. (2) According to a recent community survey, there are more kids skateboarding than ever before fewer places to skateboard. (3) Certain townspeople and merchants have complained to authorities that skateboarders make too much noise, create a nuisance for pedestrians and drivers, and are causing property damage. (4) As a result, we skateboarders are continually asked to move on. (5) We are always looking for new places to practice. (6) From what I know, specially designated areas and parks for skateboarders have worked in other communities with similar problems. (7) If everyone would work together, it could work here. List the facts that can be read from the paragraph
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