Park City, UT

Recreation Advisory Board

The Park City Recreation Advisory Board will hold its monthly meeting on September 1, 2026, at the Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center. The agenda is primarily procedural, including roll call, public input, and approval of July minutes. The only new business item is a presentation by Jessica Moran regarding the MINE facility. A tour of the new MINE facility at City Park is scheduled for 4:45 p.m., prior to the official meeting start.

• Tour of the new MINE facility at City Park at 4:45 p.m.
• Presentation by Jessica Moran on the MINE facility
• Consideration to approve July minutes

Board of Adjustment

The Park City Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting on September 1, 2026, at 5:00 PM. The sole agenda item is a public hearing and action on a variance request for a property at 1196 Lowell Avenue. The applicant seeks to build a second-story deck extending 9 feet 6 inches into the rear setback, which would require an exception under Land Management Code Section 15-2.2-3(H).

• Variance request PL-26-06991 for 1196 Lowell Avenue to allow a second-story deck 9 feet 6 inches into the rear setback in the Historical Residential-1 zoning district

Historic Preservation Board

The Park City Historic Preservation Board will hold a work session to discuss proposed amendments to the Historic District Regulations in LMC Chapter 15-11 and LMC § 15-13-4. The amendments aim to clarify and consolidate regulations to improve review efficiency and preserve landmark and significant historic structures. This is a discussion item, not a final decision.

• Work session on proposed amendments to LMC Chapter 15-11 Historic Preservation
• Work session on proposed amendments to LMC § 15-13-4 Regulations For Relocation And/or Reorientation Of Intact Buildings Or Structures
• Project number PL-26-06781
• Meeting held at 445 Marsac Avenue, Park City, UT 84060

City Council

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold a work session on the proposed redevelopment of the Five-Acre Site at Kearns Boulevard and Bonanza Drive, which includes 106 residential units, commercial and art space, and an underground parking garage. The regular session includes public hearings and potential actions on three items: a plat amendment for 2667 Aspen Springs Drive, a plat amendment for 268 Main Street, and a conditional use permit for a swimming pool at 555 King Road.

• Five-Acre Site: mixed-use development with 106 residential units, 30,000+ sq ft commercial/art space, underground parking (MPD PL-26-06914, CUPs PL-26-06915/06917, Subdivision PL-26-06920)
• 2667 Aspen Springs Drive: plat amendment to increase allowable floor area for converting crawl/mechanical space to living area (PL-26-07002)
• 268 Main Street: plat amendment to remove interior lot lines, creating one 8,104-sq-ft lot for a historic site (PL-26-07019)
• 555 King Road: conditional use permit for a 639-sq-ft outdoor swimming pool in Estate Zoning District and Sensitive Land Overlay (PL-26-06995)

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with public hearings and possible actions on three development applications, including the major Five-Acre Site redevelopment. The commission will also conduct a work session on proposed land management code amendments regarding wildfire interface and water-wise landscaping.

• Five-Acre Site: mixed-use redevelopment with 106 residential units, 30,000+ sq ft commercial/art space, underground parking (MPD PL-26-06914, CUPs PL-26-06915/917, Subdivision PL-26-06920)
• 3228 American Saddler: conditional use permit for new single-family dwelling with 349-sq-ft pool and 122-sq-ft hot tub (PL-25-06752)
• 2868 American Saddler Drive: conditional use permit for 300-sq-ft swimming pool (PL-26-06993)
• Work session on Land Management Code amendments to update Wildland Urban Interface (Chapter 11-21) and Water Wise Landscaping (Section 15-5-5(N))

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes, receive city and arts council updates, and discuss project updates. Key items include a new trail artwork RFP, the FY27 budget, and the status of the Percent-for-Art policy. The board will also hear about QR codes for artwork signage, bus shelter art contracts, and the re-siting of 'Waves, Planes, and Parallels'.

• Discussion of Trail Artwork RFP, aiming for fall launch
• FY27 Budget Balance & Project Forecasting update
• Status of Percent-for-Art Policy
• Bus Shelter Artwork Phase II contract finalization
• Artwork re-site: 'Waves, Planes, and Parallels' to be moved to Round Valley trail kiosks

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a regular meeting with a closed session, work session, and public meeting. The work session includes discussions on the Salt Lake City Airport Connector Pilot Project and the Main Street Area. The regular meeting includes public input, staff reports, and a consent agenda with several contract approvals.

• Discuss Salt Lake City Airport Connector Pilot Project
• Main Street Area Discussion
• Contract amendment with HDR, Inc. for Munchkin and Woodbine Improvements, not to exceed $132,725.59 (total $462,112.52)
• Construction agreement with Phillips & Co. Construction for two bridges on McLeod Creek Path, not to exceed $407,000
• Contract amendment with Silver Spur Construction for Pinnacle Subdivision Waterline Replacement, not to exceed $884,950 (total $2,219,100)

Library Board

The Park City Library Board is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes routine items (roll call, minutes approval, reports) plus discussion of a possible book locker, corrections to FY26 statistics, and a new library app. No final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Book Locker Possibility discussion led by Herrick Juarez
• Stats Corrections for FY26 presented by Dohanos
• New Library App education item presented by Roh
• Approval of July 15, 2026 meeting minutes
• Friends of the Library report

Police Department

The Park City Police Department Evidence Division is notifying the public that it holds unclaimed property and evidence from closed cases, including electronics, wallets, jewelry, firearms, bicycles, and personal belongings. Owners must contact the evidence custodian to claim items; unclaimed property will be disposed of on August 21, 2026, per Utah law. This is a public notice rather than a regular meeting agenda.

• Unclaimed evidence includes electronics, wallets/purses, jewelry, firearms, bicycles/skateboards, and personal belongings
• Contact evidence custodian at 435-615-5521 to claim property
• Proof of ownership and eligibility required
• Items unclaimed by August 21, 2026, will be disposed of per Utah law
• Notice posted August 13, 2026, at 2060 Park Avenue, Park City, UT

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 13, 2026, starting with a closed session at 2:30 p.m. and the public meeting at 5:30 p.m. Key decisions include a vote on Ordinance 2026-19 to amend the Land Management Code, approval of up to $339,500 for purchasing eight diesel buses, and $27,500 in community grant awards. The council will also consider advancing the Little Kate Road Project into final design and several consent agenda items.

• Ordinance 2026-19 amending Land Management Code to streamline condominium plat amendments, align with SB 284, update transportation impact study guidelines, and amend fence regulations in historic districts
• Authorize up to $339,500 to purchase eight previously leased 35-foot low-floor diesel buses and spare engine/transmission assembly
• Authorize amendment to Ineo Systrans USA Inc. contract, increasing by $180,000 to $1,380,000 for CAD/AVL technology for transit buses
• Approve temporary construction and perpetual easement agreements at $970,600 for Citywide Bus Stop Improvement Project
• Approve $27,500 in emergent community needs grants to Park City Community Foundation, Peace House, Inc., and Bridge21 Park City, Corp.

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a single ordinance that amends several chapters of the Land Management Code. The changes streamline condominium plat amendments, align local rules with Senate Bill 284, update transportation impact study guidelines, and revise fence regulations in residential Historic Districts. Action on the ordinance may follow the hearing.

• Ordinance amending Land Management Code Chapters 15-7, 15-1, 15-3, 15-6, 15-6.1, and 15-13
• Limited condominium plat amendment reviews shifted from Planning Commission to staff
• Updates in response to Senate Bill 284 regarding Planning Commissioner removal, recusal, and annual training
• New City Council authority to enact land use regulation if Planning Commission delays recommendation
• Revised fence material and type regulations for residential Historic Districts

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and take action on several land use permits and site modifications. The body will also conduct work sessions to amend the Land Management Code regarding seasonal housing and swimming pool regulations.

• Five-Acre Site (Kearns Blvd and Bonanza Dr): Proposed mixed-use development with 106 residential units and 30,000+ sq ft of commercial/art space
• 1364 Golden Way: Request to modify Sensitive Land Overlay regulations for a single-family dwelling
• 1010 Woodside Avenue: Conditional Use Permit for a basement under a landmark historic structure
• Parcel PCA-S-98-SD-1-A: Extension request for Mid-Mountain Trailhead Conditional Use Permit
• Land Management Code Amendments: Proposed new regulations for outdoor swimming pools and hot tubs

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a work session on material deconstruction criteria for historic district regulations. The board will also hold a public hearing and take action on a grant application for the Thaynes Mine Site.

• Grant request of $22,000 for repair and upgrades of the Thaynes Mine shaft and cages (PL-26-06973)
• Work session on proposed Land Management Code amendments to Section 15-11-12.5 regarding material deconstruction criteria (PL-26-06781)

Police Department

This is a public notice from the Park City Police Department regarding a forfeiture summons for Jaafar Muhammad. The notice includes a linked document and provides contact information for ADA accommodations.

• Forfeiture summons for Jaafar Muhammad (see attached PDF)

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will meet to discuss themes and the timeline for a Trail Artwork RFP. The board will also receive updates on various public art installations and city policies.

• Discussion of Trail Artwork RFP themes and timeline for fall launch
• Status update on Percent-for-Art Policy
• FY26 expenditure recap
• Update on 'Waves, Planes, and Parallels' artwork re-site
• Installation update for Artful Bike Racks scheduled for September

Appeal Hearing

The Park City Administrative Hearing Officer will hold an electronic hearing to review an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of two conditional use permits for Park City Mountain's Silverlode Lift and Eagle Lift upgrades. Only the appellant, applicant, and city representatives may speak; the public can listen online via Zoom.

• Appeal of Conditional Use Permit PL-26-06820 for Silverlode Lift Upgrade (Parcel PCA-S-98-PCMR-1)
• Appeal of Conditional Use Permit PL-26-06821 for Eagle Lift Upgrade (Parcels SA-402-A, PCA-1003, PCA-29-A, PCA-29-D, PCA-S-98-PCMR-1)
• Electronic hearing via Zoom on July 16, 2026, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
• Only appellant, applicant, and city representatives may present; public may listen online
• Meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87256823928

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a special meeting to consider approving the July 9, 2026 meeting minutes and to appoint Karyn Henry as the new Finance Director for Park City Municipal Corporation. No other business or public hearings are scheduled.

• Appointment of Karyn Henry as Finance Director
• Consideration and approval of July 9, 2026 City Council minutes

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting on July 15, 2026, to discuss and possibly act on Emergent Community Needs Grant applications. The agenda also includes a presentation of survey results related to the grant program, approval of prior meeting minutes, and routine committee updates.

• Discussion and possible action on Emergent Community Needs Grant applications
• Presentation and discussion of Emergent Needs Grant Survey Results
• Consideration to approve minutes from April 8, 2026 meeting
• Annual Ethics Pledge, Disclosures, and OPMA Training
• Public input on city business not on the agenda

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will meet to approve minutes, receive reports from the director and Friends of the Library, and discuss several policy changes. New business includes edits to the Patron Behavior Policy and removal of the Gaming, Unattended Children, and YouCreate Lab policies. The board will also review a SWOT analysis for the strategic plan and assign FY27 subcommittee activities.

• Patron Behavior Policy Edits - Dohanos
• Gaming Policy Removal - Dohanos
• Unattended Children Policy Removal - Dohanos
• YouCreate Lab Policy Removal - Dohanos
• Strategic Plan SWOT Analysis Review - All

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Senior Center, Little Kate Road project, and procurement rule amendments, followed by a regular meeting with a consent agenda including three major contracts: bus purchases, a water line project, and a forest health program. The council will also receive an update on the Snow Creek Tunnel and consider minutes from the prior meeting.

• Request to authorize purchase of five Turtle Top Terra Transit HD buses from ABC Bus, Inc. for $1,288,746.00
• Request to authorize construction agreement with Whitaker Construction Company for Park City Heights to Studio Crossings Water Line Project, not to exceed $953,730
• Request to authorize professional service agreement with Alpine Forestry LLC for Forest Health and Fuels Program, not to exceed $665,000
• Work session discussion on Little Kate Road Project Update at 4:10 p.m.
• Snow Creek Tunnel Update under Old Business with public input

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider action on several items, most notably a major mixed-use redevelopment at the southwest corner of Kearns Boulevard and Bonanza Drive. The Five-Acre Site proposal includes 106 residential units, over 30,000 square feet of commercial and multidisciplinary art space, community green space, and an underground parking garage, with a continuation to August 12, 2026. Other significant items include steep slope conditional use permits for two single-family dwellings on Norfolk Avenue, a plat amendment on Aerie Drive, a sensitive land overlay modification on Golden Way, and multiple Land Management Code amendments related to condominium plat procedures and state law compliance.

• Five-Acre Site redevelopment: 106 residential units, 30,000+ sq ft commercial/art space, underground parking – public hearing and continuation to August 12, 2026
• 209 Norfolk Avenue: steep slope conditional use permit for a single-family dwelling in Historic Residential-1 zone
• 213 Norfolk Avenue: steep slope conditional use permit for a single-family dwelling in Historic Residential-1 zone
• 1362 Aerie Drive: plat amendment to reduce front setback from 20 to 10 feet for a new single-family dwelling
• 1364 Golden Way: modification of Sensitive Land Overlay regulations to allow construction within a ridge line area

Recreation Advisory Board

The Park City Recreation Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to appoint a board chair and vice chair, approve previous minutes, and receive an update on the MINE facility. The meeting is largely procedural with no significant proposals or contracts on the agenda.

• Appointment of board chair and vice chair
• Update on The MINE Facility
• Approval of May meeting minutes
• Thank you to outgoing board member Kraig Moyes

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will discuss updates to the Land Management Code regarding swimming pools and hot tubs in historic districts. The board will also hold public hearings to decide on material deconstruction and additions for three specific historic properties.

• Proposed Land Management Code amendments for swimming pools and hot tubs in historic districts (PL-26-06833)
• Request for material deconstruction of 158 sq ft of rear facade siding and one window at 60 Prospect Avenue (PL-26-06837)
• Request for material deconstruction of 61 sq ft of historic material at 1060 Woodside Avenue (PL-25-06673)
• Proposal for a basement and rear addition at 1010 Woodside Avenue (PL-26-06834)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss the adoption of an Impact Fee Facilities Plan, an Impact Fee Analysis, and an Impact Fee Ordinance. These measures relate to water service within the city's Designated Water Service Area.

• Public hearing on Impact Fee Facilities Plan (IFFP)
• Public hearing on Impact Fee Analysis (IFA)
• Proposed Impact Fee Ordinance related to water service

City Council

The Park City Council will discuss the final budget for Fiscal Year 2027 and a revised budget for Fiscal Year 2026. The meeting includes public hearings on the budget and water impact fees, as well as a work session on Three Kings Drive walkability.

• Proposed FY27 budget and FY26 revised budget with a no tax increase rate
• Amendment to Bailey Builder's Inc. contract for 516 Marsac Avenue employee housing to increase cost to $1,970,000
• Up to $115,000 for artwork installation at 20 bus shelters
• Ordinance 2026-17 regarding 2024 Water Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Analysis
• Cable Television Franchise Agreement with Comcast of Utah II, Inc.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session on a proposed mixed-use development at the southwest corner of Kearns Boulevard and Bonanza Drive. The body will also hold public hearings on several land management code amendments and specific property permits.

• Five-Acre Site: Proposed mixed-use development with 106 residential units and 30,000+ sq ft of commercial/art space
• 1900 Park Avenue: Conditional Use Permit for a seasonal produce stand
• 8200 Royal Street #47: Condominium plat amendment for Unit 47
• Proposed code amendments regarding fence materials in Historic Residential Zoning Districts
• Proposed code amendments to off-street parking requirements and Transportation Impact Study guidelines

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will discuss the purchase of artistic bike racks and site options for trail art. The board will also receive updates on bus shelter artwork and the re-siting of 'Waves, Planes, and Parallels'.

• Proposed purchase of 43 artistic bike racks for $19,000, with a requested PAAB contribution of $11,733
• Discussion of site location options for the Trail Art project
• Update on the re-site location for 'Waves, Planes, and Parallels'
• Status update on 'Art Kids' bus shelter artwork deaccession and resident salvage interest
• Review of Bus Shelter Artwork Phase II designs for City Council approval on June 25

Library Board

The Park City Library Board will meet to nominate and vote for its FY26 Chair and Vice-Chair. The board will also review strategic plan accomplishments and receive an update on the Senior Center.

• Nomination and vote for FY26 Chair
• Nomination and vote for FY26 Vice-Chair
• Signing of Annual Ethics Pledge and Disclosure of Personal or Financial Interest Statements for FY26
• End of Year Strategic Plan Accomplishments Report by Herrick Juarez
• Senior Center update by Dixon & Weekly

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a public hearing and then continue consideration of Ordinance 2026-15, adopting a revised budget for FY2026 and a final budget for FY2027 with a no-tax-increase property tax rate. The Council will also discuss compensation for elective officials, consider adopting revised procurement rules, and approve a resolution amending the city fee schedule. Appointments to the Public Art Advisory Board and Planning Commission are scheduled.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2026-15 adopting FY2026 revised and FY2027 final budgets with no-tax-increase property tax rate
• Consideration to adopt Resolution 11-2026 amending the city fee schedule
• Adopt Resolution 12-2026 adopting revised procurement rules
• Discuss compensation for elective officials (old business)
• Re-appoint Kara Beal and Molly Guinan, appoint Tori Stuart, Ariel Goos, Alexandra Stoelze to Public Art Advisory Board; re-appoint John Frontero, appoint Matthew Day to Planning Commission

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a public hearing on Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. to consider amending the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and adopting the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including fees, administrative charges, and officer compensation. The Council will also convene as the Redevelopment Agency and Municipal Building Authority for the same purposes.

• Public hearing on Fiscal Year 2026 budget amendments
• Public hearing on Fiscal Year 2027 budget adoption
• Public hearing on fees, charges, and administrative charges
• Public hearing on compensation of elected and statutory officers
• Meeting held at 445 Marsac Avenue

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on June 10, 2026, at the Marsac Municipal Building. The agenda includes procedural items, a work session on a major parcel rezoning and subdivision proposal, and public hearings on four specific land-use applications such as conditional use permits and plat amendments.

• Parcel PC-SS-121-X (Clark Ranch) zone change, subdivision, and master planned development review (PL-25-06656, PL-25-06655, PL-25-06654)
• 844 Empire Avenue conditional use permit for subterranean detached garage (PL-26-06909)
• 1238–1256 Empire Avenue plat amendment to vacate condominium plat and create five-lot Empire Ridge Plat (PL-26-06911)
• 2863 American Saddler Drive plat amendment for deed-restricted affordable accessory apartment (PL-26-06885)
• 2100 Deer Valley Drive plat amendment to add 179 sq ft to Pine Inn Condominium Unit 10 (PL-26-06921)

City Council

The Park City Police Department Evidence Division is notifying the public of property and evidence items from closed cases with unverified owners. Items not claimed by June 12, 2026, will be disposed of according to Utah law.

• Notice for unclaimed electronics, wallets/purses, jewelry, firearms, bicycles/skateboards, and personal belongings

City Council

The Park City Council will consider approving a waterline replacement project, a special event permit for the US Open of Mountain Biking, and a contract amendment for parking data collection. The meeting includes a work session on water rates and a closed session.

• Authorize $1,334,150.00 for Pinnacle Subdivision waterline replacement
• Approve US Open of Mountain Biking special event permit
• Authorize $1,042,366.90 for parking data collection contract
• Authorize $160,000 for UDOT Marsac Roundabout transit signal project
• Approve Ordinance No. 2026-14 for temporary leasing signs

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a regular meeting to consider adopting a Materials Evaluation Framework for alternative siding materials on additions and new infill in historic districts. They will also consider forwarding a recommendation for the Utah Main Street Program, review proposed Land Management Code amendments for fences in historic residential zones, and deliberate on a modification to remove historic material at 844 Empire Avenue for an addition.

• External Siding Materials Framework (PL-25-06407) — review and possible adoption for historic districts
• Utah Main Street Program — possible recommendation to state office for Tier 1 program
• Land Management Code amendments (PL-25-06769) — new fence regulations in historic residential zones
• 844 Empire Avenue modification (PL-26-06801) — removal of ~255 sq ft of historic material for addition to significant structure
• Work session on updates to the Historic District Grant Program