Johnson v. City of Atlanta

Carley, Judge.

In 1980, the appellee-defendant municipality operated a summer camp program at the Grant Park Recreation Center. The then twelve-year-old appellant-plaintiff attended this summer camp. According to appellant’s evidence, a $20 entry fee was initially charged and then $3 up to $4.50 was paid for each week that he attended the camp.

On the day in question, appellant was “tumbling” on mats which had been placed on a recently mopped floor at the park recreation center. According to appellant, after he had “flipped” on the mat, he “sat on . . . water and . . . slid into the wall.”…