Florida officials have cleared the way for a $100 million-plus surf park where developers plan a 35-acre attraction with a six-acre artificial wave lagoon and half-mile beach miles from the ocean
- Representative imageA major new attraction is moving forward in Wesley Chapel, Florida, bringing the possibility of ocean-style surfing to a community located miles from the coast.
- According to the Pasco County Community Website, Pasco County commissioners voted 3-0 in September to approve a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning connected to the Two Rivers development.
- The approval clears an important land-use hurdle for Peak Surf Park, a proposed $100 million-plus project expected to include a 35-acre destination, a six-acre artificial wave lagoon and a half-mile sandy beach.
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- Representative imageA major new attraction is moving forward in Wesley Chapel, Florida, bringing the possibility of ocean-style surfing to a community located miles from the coast.
- According to the Pasco County Community Website, Pasco County commissioners voted 3-0 in September to approve a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning connected to the Two Rivers development.
- The approval clears an important land-use hurdle for Peak Surf Park, a proposed $100 million-plus project expected to include a 35-acre destination, a six-acre artificial wave lagoon and a half-mile sandy beach.
Sources: Times of India