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Warned about a real estate bubble and the high cost of the Main Street Park project.
City Council - May 5, 2026→Raised concerns about past contract renewals, the lack of parking at the new park, and the city's direction regarding growth.
City Council - Apr 14, 2026→Advocated for a city manager who prioritizes open space and limits new development to preserve the town's character.
City Council - Apr 14, 2026→Supported the City Manager, describing him as a professional, straight shooter, and a strong leader for the business community.
Argued that the City Manager has had eight years to prove himself and that it is time for a change in leadership.
City Council - Apr 14, 2026→Representing neighbors, he argued against the zone change, stating it would create too much traffic and doesn't fit the area.
City Council - Jan 20, 2026→A firefighter who expressed concern that the proposed street layout would make it difficult for emergency vehicles to access the site.
City Council - Jan 20, 2026→A resident expressed concerns about potential light pollution from commercial signs in new developments.
City Council - Dec 16, 2025→Supported the Scheids' request as reasonable given the school development.
Planning Commission - Jul 22, 2025→Praised the Scheids as good neighbors and supported their request.
Planning Commission - Jul 22, 2025→She stated that she and other residents are opposed to the project and questioned its benefit to the city.
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Park City speed skater Ethan Cepuran, the team pursuit silver medalist at the Milano Cortina Olympics, greets South Jordan Elementary students during their field day on June 3. The Utah Olympic Legacy...
A rendering of Velvære, a 60-acre slopeside community with 115 total planned residences featuring direct ski-in/ski-out access in Deer Valley's East Village. Credit: Courtesy of Beatriz Costa Velvære...
The Sandridge parking lots are on the edge of the Main Street core and the land where the lots are located could be part of upcoming discussions by Park City leaders about the municipal housing efforts.
A proposal to build a mixed-use neighborhood with 90 residential units in Silver Creek is heading to the County Council for approval after years of negotiations with the Snyderville Basin Planning Commission.
"Park City has always been a place to pursue passions. From mining silver in the late 1800s to enjoying skiing, snowboarding, hiking and mountain biking in our beautiful mountain backyard today."
Molly, Molly, Molly. You are smarter than that (letter to the editor July 8). You take nine paragraphs to describe a “community mastepiece” as if it was Story Book Land designed by Walt Disney himself. In...
How much public money is enough? In 2017, Park City spent $19.5 million of our tax dollars to buy the 5-acre Bonanza Park parcel. Nearly a decade later, the city wants to dig a massive financial hole to fill...
There have been talks about a housing project along Marsac Avenue, but a project has never advanced. A Park City councilor recently mentioned the location as she spoke about housing.
The Bonanza 5-Acre site is one of the most important public development opportunities Park City has had in decades. Because this is publicly owned land, it should set the standard for thoughtful planning and...