WEST COVINA, Calif. (KABC) -- West Covina city officials are eyeing a former landfill as a possible site for an amusement park that could be constructed within the next few years.
Council members are discussing the idea and a deal with Singpoli Group, a general contractor based in Arcadia. City officials envision a 200-acre entertainment complex, which would include virtual reality attractions, a zip line, hotels and restaurants.
But before any of that can happen, the land must be sold. Singpoli said it would come back with a development plan.
If council members like the plan, they would hold community meetings and an environmental impact report would be needed.
West Covina floats idea for amusement park at former landfill
