Plans for a new outdoor cable wakeboard and water ski
park are in the works, and developers are now one step closer to breaking ground
on the project, slated for south of Middle Beach Road and east of Churchwell
Drive.
The Panama City Beach Planning Board unanimously approved a conditional use request for the development and a variance request to allow the park to be built within less than 1,000 feet of The Glades residential neighborhood at a board meeting Wednesday.
The project calls for construction of a 5-acre lake behind the Wicked Wheel Saloon, with a cable system to pull skiers and wakeboarders similar to that of the Orlando Watersports Complex.
Andy Gonsalves, owner of Beach Boys Realty, spoke on behalf of the applicant, SunSouth Bank in Dothan,Our technology gives rtls systems developers the ability. Ala., and said there are about 300 similar facilities in Germany but only about 12 in the United States.
“We have been working on bringing in this particular facility for quite a few months now,” Gonsalves said.Whether you are installing a floor tiles or a shower wall, “There is no question we are in dire need of some other things to do here.”
Once the development order is approved by the City Council, Gonsalves expects construction to begin within 60 days and finished sometime next summer.Thank you for visiting! I have been cry stalmosaic since 1998.
Gonsalves vetted board concerns of parking and traffic congestion issues that may arise with the project.
Plans include the construction of a 38-space parking lot on-site, and the company also has acquired a 1-acre parcel of land on Churchwell Drive to be used as an additional parking site if needed.
As far as traffic control, Gonsalves said the facility would have multiple ingress/egress points, one on Churchwell Drive, and also along the roads next to Beach Scene and Wicked Wheel.
Gonsalves said the goal is to affect traffic flow on Middle Beach Road as little as possible and suggested a possible deceleration lane to help traffic flow.
“The property was acquired from the lending institution, and when we started planning on it, every direction we went,Posts with indoor tracking system on TRX Systems develops systems that locate and track personnel indoors. it seemed to be a win-win situation,One of the most durable and attractive styles of flooring that you can purchase is ceramic or porcelain tiles.” said Gonsalves, who noted planners deemed the proposed location the best possible spot. “We have the space; we have 17 acres. We have enough property there to handle any kind of future growth.”
The spot has a history in amusement, Gonsalves noted, as the former location of the Tombstone Territory portion of Petticoat Junction Amusement Park.
Gonsalves said local professional wakeboarder Andrew Adkison is also on board with the project and is looking to create a wakeboarding school that will be based at the park.
Chairman Paul Turner expressed concerns with stormwater runoff from the pool, but Building Department Director Mel Leonard said developers will be required to obtain necessary permits from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection before breaking ground.
Gonsalves said the project may actually help with stormwater backup in nearby Lake Flora that has caused flooding issues in surrounding neighborhoods.
He said developers are also willing to work with the city as the Community Redevelopment Agency continues to seek grants to construct boardwalks leading to the Gulf on two city-owned parcels of land.
“We’re all trying to do the exact same thing,” Gonsalves said. “That is, to create something we are in dire, dire need of in this area 1 some more things for folks to do that are family-oriented.”
The Panama City Beach Planning Board unanimously approved a conditional use request for the development and a variance request to allow the park to be built within less than 1,000 feet of The Glades residential neighborhood at a board meeting Wednesday.
The project calls for construction of a 5-acre lake behind the Wicked Wheel Saloon, with a cable system to pull skiers and wakeboarders similar to that of the Orlando Watersports Complex.
Andy Gonsalves, owner of Beach Boys Realty, spoke on behalf of the applicant, SunSouth Bank in Dothan,Our technology gives rtls systems developers the ability. Ala., and said there are about 300 similar facilities in Germany but only about 12 in the United States.
“We have been working on bringing in this particular facility for quite a few months now,” Gonsalves said.Whether you are installing a floor tiles or a shower wall, “There is no question we are in dire need of some other things to do here.”
Once the development order is approved by the City Council, Gonsalves expects construction to begin within 60 days and finished sometime next summer.Thank you for visiting! I have been cry stalmosaic since 1998.
Gonsalves vetted board concerns of parking and traffic congestion issues that may arise with the project.
Plans include the construction of a 38-space parking lot on-site, and the company also has acquired a 1-acre parcel of land on Churchwell Drive to be used as an additional parking site if needed.
As far as traffic control, Gonsalves said the facility would have multiple ingress/egress points, one on Churchwell Drive, and also along the roads next to Beach Scene and Wicked Wheel.
Gonsalves said the goal is to affect traffic flow on Middle Beach Road as little as possible and suggested a possible deceleration lane to help traffic flow.
“The property was acquired from the lending institution, and when we started planning on it, every direction we went,Posts with indoor tracking system on TRX Systems develops systems that locate and track personnel indoors. it seemed to be a win-win situation,One of the most durable and attractive styles of flooring that you can purchase is ceramic or porcelain tiles.” said Gonsalves, who noted planners deemed the proposed location the best possible spot. “We have the space; we have 17 acres. We have enough property there to handle any kind of future growth.”
The spot has a history in amusement, Gonsalves noted, as the former location of the Tombstone Territory portion of Petticoat Junction Amusement Park.
Gonsalves said local professional wakeboarder Andrew Adkison is also on board with the project and is looking to create a wakeboarding school that will be based at the park.
Chairman Paul Turner expressed concerns with stormwater runoff from the pool, but Building Department Director Mel Leonard said developers will be required to obtain necessary permits from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection before breaking ground.
Gonsalves said the project may actually help with stormwater backup in nearby Lake Flora that has caused flooding issues in surrounding neighborhoods.
He said developers are also willing to work with the city as the Community Redevelopment Agency continues to seek grants to construct boardwalks leading to the Gulf on two city-owned parcels of land.
“We’re all trying to do the exact same thing,” Gonsalves said. “That is, to create something we are in dire, dire need of in this area 1 some more things for folks to do that are family-oriented.”
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