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Grandpa is restoring backyard roller coaster — but PA officials have concerns. See it - MSNThe vintage carousel, 105-foot waterslide and go-kart track on Michael Chorba’s property were all fine, but his new roller coaster runs afoul of his Pennsylvania community’s zoning laws ...
The LaRochelle family of Napa, and friends, have built their second backyard roller coaster. This one is called Little Thunder Mountain. It's 900 feet long and is computer controlled.
The vintage carousel, 105-foot waterslide and go-kart track on Michael Chorba’s property were all fine, but his new roller coaster runs afoul of his Pennsylvania community’s zoning laws.
Michael Chorba, 60, bought and restored a roller coaster for his grandchildren. It breaks his rural Pennsylvania township’s zoning laws.
Michael Chorba, 60, bought and restored a roller coaster for his grandchildren. It breaks his rural Pennsylvania township’s zoning laws.
The vintage carousel, 105-foot waterslide and go-kart track on Michael Chorba’s property were all fine, but his new roller coaster runs afoul of his Pennsylvania community’s zoning laws.
The vintage carousel, 105-foot waterslide and go-kart track on Michael Chorba’s property were all fine, but his new roller coaster runs afoul of his Pennsylvania community’s zoning laws.
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