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Stonecrest, GA Public Conduct: Skateboarding Rules (2026)

Light Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Governing section
Stonecrest Code § 19-31(h)
Prohibited areas
Streets, lanes, roads, parking lots in parks
Allowed by default
Pedestrian sidewalks
Exception
Areas Director signs for skateboard use
Enforcing officer authority
Cite, warn, or order to leave (§ 19-2)

Summary

In the City of Stonecrest, skateboarding is banned on the streets, lanes and parking lots inside recreation facilities, though pedestrian sidewalks and any area the Director signs for skateboard use stay open.

(h)Skateboards. It shall be unlawful for any person to operate a skateboard on any street, lane, way, road and/or any parking lot in any recreation facility in the City, with the exception of pedestrian sidewalks, unless otherwise designated by signage posted by the Director or designee or published rules.

Full Breakdown

Stonecrest Code § 19-31(h) bars skateboards from the internal roadways of City recreation facilities. It makes it unlawful for any person to operate a skateboard on any street, lane, way, road or parking lot in a recreation facility in the City, carving out an exception for pedestrian sidewalks and for any area the Director or a designee designates for skateboard use by posted signage or published rules. The rule sits inside § 19-31's broader list of park-specific prohibitions, which in the same section bans possessing paint or glass containers, riding bicycles on athletic fields, riding non-motorized cycles on pedestrian-only trails, hunting or killing wildlife without written permission, polluting park water, posting unauthorized signs, and unlawful camping or storing personal property in a recreation facility.

Section 19-1 defines a skateboard within the broader term 'vehicle,' listing it alongside bicycles, scooters, go-carts and ATVs for purposes of chapter 19's vehicle-related rules, and § 19-28 separately restricts motorized vehicles to designated roadways, showing the City treats wheeled recreation devices as a distinct category from pedestrian use. Enforcement of § 19-31 follows the standard chapter 19 path: § 19-2 lets an authorized law or code enforcement officer issue a citation or warning or simply order the person to leave the park, and § 19-3 applies the chapter 1 general penalty to any violation of the chapter.

Violations & Fines

Riding a skateboard on a recreation facility street, lane, road or parking lot outside a Director-designated area violates § 19-31(h). An officer may cite, warn, or order the rider to leave under § 19-2, and a conviction is punished under the chapter 1 general penalty, § 1-11: a fine up to $1,000.00, up to 120 days imprisonment, or both.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you skateboard in a Stonecrest park?
Not on the internal streets, lanes, roads or parking lots. Section 19-31(h) bans skateboarding there, though pedestrian sidewalks and any area the Director signs for skateboard use are exceptions.
What is the penalty for skateboarding where it's banned in a Stonecrest park?
An officer may issue a citation or warning or order the person to leave under § 19-2. A conviction is punished under the chapter 1 general penalty, § 1-11, with a fine up to $1,000.00, up to 120 days imprisonment, or both.
Are there any legal places to skateboard in Stonecrest parks?
Yes. Section 19-31(h) exempts pedestrian sidewalks from the ban, and the Director or a designee can post signage or publish rules opening specific areas for skateboard use.

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