Canton City Council approves Crystal Lagoon Project

During their meeting on Thursday, March 18, Canton City Council unanimously approved the development of Crystal Lagoon - a mixed-use health and wellness, entertainment, retail, and residential development, according to a press release.

The 2.57-acre saltwater lagoon will have approximately 800 feet of beach entrance, and there will also be an amphitheater and stage for live outdoor entertainment with a video board for outdoor viewing of professional sporting events and movies. The development will have indoor/outdoor meeting/event space and wedding venue of approximately 20,000 square feet, and multiple food outlets and a catering kitchen for events.

Information: www.crystal-lagoons.com

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