The planning commission may permit a rebound tumbling apparatus, a rebound tumbling apparatus center or other outdoor or indoor recreational facility only when after a public hearing the planning commission shall find such use to be in compliance with the following:

(1)

Scaled plans shall be submitted in duplicate, showing the location of the rebound tumbling apparatus, the service building and/or any other buildings on the lot. Sufficient construction details for service buildings and mechanical details for toilets, drinking fountain and drainage facilities shall be present that are satisfactory to the building department.

(2)

Rebound tumbling apparatus shall be located on the lot to provide the following minimum distances measured from the outside of the frames:

a.

At least six feet at ends to nearest obstacle.

b.

At least four feet on exposed sides to nearest obstacle.

c.

At least four feet between rows of rebound tumbling apparatus.

d.

In any row, at least three feet between frames or three feet of approved padding between rebound tumbling apparatus.

(3)

Pits shall not exceed four feet in depth without special permission and shall be drained as required by the plumbing code. The construction of the pits, the framing and the padding shall be according to manufacturer's plans and specifications, subject to the approval of the building department.

(4)

The ground area surrounding the rebound tumbling apparatus shall have a level surface of sod, or of pea gravel or equivalent type of material to prevent dust nuisance.

(5)

Toilet facilities for each sex and an approved drinking fountain shall be installed as required by the planning department.

(6)

Each rebound tumbling apparatus facility shall be completely enclosed with a substantial fence and gate not less than six feet nor more than eight feet in height. Strands of barbed wire on brackets shall not be permitted. The fencing material shall be of a type difficult to climb from the outside. Entrance gates shall be equipped with secure locks for use when the facility is not attended.

(7)

Electrical illumination of the area shall be restricted as directed by the city planning commission and approved by the electrical inspection department. There shall be a clear vertical distance of not less than 20 feet between any rebound tumbling apparatus and any overhead utility lines.

(8)

Off-street parking shall be provided as follows:

a.

One space for each rebound tumbling apparatus in the approved site.

b.

Seven spaces for each nine hole miniature golf course.

c.

One space for each additional operational attraction.

d.

One space for each employee on duty.

(9)

Any lighting provided, other than signs, shall be so screened as to prevent all direct light rays from falling upon any adjacent residential zoned property.

(10)

Walls or fences of either masonry or wood construction, six feet in height, shall be constructed between the approved premises and any adjacent residentially zoned property. If such fence is of wooden construction the design or type of fencing shall be subject to approval of the commission.

(11)

Loudspeakers or public address systems shall be prohibited.

(12)

Permitted hours of operation shall be 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., seven days per week.

(13)

Commission must find such use to be not injurious to contiguous or surrounding neighborhood.

(14)

Applicant shall file either a certificate or photostatic copy of a policy of insurance, said policy to insure the owner of the rebound tumbling apparatus, rebound tumbling apparatus center or other recreational facility against any liability for injuries arising out of the ownership, maintenance or use of said recreational facility. Said policy of insurance shall have a minimum coverage of $10,000.00 for two or more persons injured as the result of any one occurrence or accident. The policy of insurance shall be acceptable and approved by the city attorney.

(Code 1969, § 5.269; Code 1977, § 28-453)