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A zip line adventure being constructed for Magic Valley Flight Simulations in the Snake River Canyon is coming along quickly and but by the first of May.  Just last month the owners of Magic Valley Flights Simulations, Jody Tatum and Dave Fairfield received approval from the Twin Falls County commissioners to build a six zip line course at the base of the Snake River Canyon...

Earlier this week Twin Falls County commissioners approved a proposal from Magic Valley Flight Simulation to build a six zip line course at the base of the Snake River Canyon.  And just yesterday, an outfitting permit was approved by the State of Idaho.  And now, Magic Valley Flight Simulation  hopes to start construction tomorrow pending a building permit.  Owner Jody says it’s been a long road t

Also, the council made no decision yet on an appeal from a Twin Falls attorney who has appealed a decision by the Twin Falls Planning and Zoning Commission on granting a special use permit for a zip line in the Snake River Canyon.

The Twin Falls City Council will hear an appeal from Twin Falls attorney John Lezamiz at the City Council meeting today regarding the special use permit granted to Magic Valley Flight Simulation for a zip line in the Snake River Canyon.

In late December the Twin Falls City Planning and Zoning Commission granted a special use permit to Magic Valley Flight Simulation to construct a zip-line in the Snake River.  The vote to grant the permit was 7 to 1.  That decision is now being appealed by a resident near the affected area.

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If there were any questions as to the possible impact of a zip line in the Snake River Canyon they may have been answered yesterday.