Anita Weston, reporter
Rich Civic Times
GARDEN CITY, Utah. September 7, 2016. Clair Webb requested that he be allowed to create a
commercial building on a 25 percent slope for a future project on Eutaw Road in
Shundahai. His original plan was to place this
building on a 30 percent slope. However,
he was able to find another spot that will be within the City’s ordinance of a
25 percent slope. Webb will be
building the parking lot for his building on an 18 to 25 percent grade.
There was also the request made to allow the poles for an
extra high swing as well as a climbing wall, both will probably exceed the 35’
commercial height limit. However, it was
determined that these items were not structures thereby making it possible from Webb to move forward.
Webb is planning on creating an activities park. There would be summer tubing. Freeballin, also known as Zorb balls and
human hamster balls, is another activity being considered. The 30’ balls are made in Europe
and sold by Freeballinusa. He is
planning a rope course, a 300’ zip line, a giant swing over 35’ high, and a
climbing wall about 20’ long and about 50’ high. Disc golf is also being considered.
Webb was asked if he was planning on building a fence
around the activity park. He noted that
it will be a short fence because keeping people out of the area is
impossible. He asked if a permit would
be needed to build the fence and was told that a building permit is not
required for fences.
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