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Planning commission allows backyard trapeze rigging with conditions after divided public hearing
Summary
After extended public comment and technical discussion, the planning commission approved a waiver allowing a backyard flying trapeze rig on a half-acre property in Sunrise Manor with safety and neighborhood conditions, including a one-year review and limits on nighttime practice and commercial activity.
The Clark County Planning Commission on Sept. 2 approved a waiver allowing a private flying trapeze rig to remain on a half-acre Sunrise Manor lot, imposing conditions intended to address safety and neighborhood concerns.
Applicants Blair Odd and Jordan Tribble told the commission the rig is used for high-level training and community practice; several professional performers and an engineer who works in Cirque du Soleil automation testified in support. Neighbors testified both for and against the request: supporters described minimal noise and strong community benefits; opponents raised concerns about visual impact, property values, safety in high winds and the presence of storage containers and large vehicles on site.
After discussion, Commissioner Stone…
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