Mn Water Park Roof Collapse

Plans to rebuild thumper.

Mn water park roof collapse.

The waterpark roof that collapsed late tuesday night in ottertail shuttering the thumper pond resort and leading to the evacuation of 25 to 30 resort guests was never inspected by state county. A video on the fargo forum website showed bystander footage of water shooting out of the roof at the time of the collapse. But without high winds snow or other. There were no injuries.

Thumper park a water park in ottertail in central minnesota plans to rebuild after its roof collapsed in april. A report in the fergus falls journal said it was a 120 foot section of the roof over the indoor water park that collapsed. A 120 foot section of the roof over the indoor water park between the lobby and the north wall where the slides corkscrew before re entering the building had collapsed. No injuries were reported but some 25 to 30 people staying at the thumper.

Minnesota water park will rebuild after roof collapse. The collapsed roof for the water park of thumper pond lodge here was built in one of the areas of minnesota where inspections for enforcement of general structural and fire safety codes are not. Insulation lay in white drifts on the ground wednesday around the building at 300 thumper pond road like the leavings of a spring snowstorm engebretson said. But officials still don t know what caused it to fall just before midnight tuesday.

It s not yet known why a massive wooden roof collapsed overnight at a waterpark in ottertail minn authorities said. A 120 foot section of the roof over the indoor water park between the lobby and the north wall where the slides corkscrew before re entering the building had collapsed. Insulation lay in white drifts on the ground wednesday around the building at 300 thumper pond road like the leavings of a spring snowstorm engebretson said. Nobody was hurt in the incident.

The roof collapse occurred around midnight on april 14 when the park was closed. After the roof collapsed at the thumper pond resort water park in ottertail minn last month minnesota media has highlighted the fact that many areas of the state do not enforce the state building code.