Summit County, UT

Summit County Open Space Advisory Committee

Summit County Public Art Advisory Board

The Summit County Public Art Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes, review written updates on public art projects, and receive a 40-minute update on the 224 Pedestrian Bridge Project. The board will also discuss budgets and grants, and confirm action items. The agenda includes several project updates but no final votes on major contracts.

• RFP for Newpark and Henefer pianos (artwork $1,000/piano), with donated piano from Barrus expected late October
• Silver Summit Services Building benches RFP due September 25, submissions reviewed in October
• Peak Building public art scope expanded to hallway and entry area, RFP in development
• Quilted Together Project signage installation pending
• Budget and grant updates, with final county budgets expected by January

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a public hearing on September 2, 2026, to consider a Master Planned Development (MPD) for the Junction Commons, a mixed-use redevelopment project. The applicant proposes to rezone Parcel FSE-1 from Town Center Zone to Neighborhood Mixed-Use 1 (NMU-1) Zone. The council may take action on the rezoning after the hearing.

• Public hearing and possible action on MPD for Junction Commons at 6699 N Landmark Dr, Kimball Junction
• Rezone Parcel FSE-1 from Town Center Zone to Neighborhood Mixed-Use 1 (NMU-1) Zone
• Applicant: Elliott Workgroup (Craig Elliott), Project #24-087
• Meeting at Sheldon Richins Building, 1885 West Ute Blvd, Park City, UT
• Remote participation via Zoom or phone

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a public hearing and may take action on a request to rezone Parcel SL-I-9-A-AM at approximately 7131 N. Silver Creek Road from Rural Residential to Community Commercial, and to approve a Master Planned Development. The project includes 66 townhomes, 4 apartments, 20 affordable housing units, and 32,000 square feet of retail/commercial space. The applicant is Tony Tyler, representing owner CPD Silver Creek, LLC. This is a legislative review of projects #23-021 and #25-023.

• Rezone from Rural Residential to Community Commercial Zone
• Master Planned Development for 66 townhomes, 4 apartments, 20 affordable housing units
• 32,000 square feet of retail/commercial space
• Parcel SLR 9-A-AM at approximately 7131 N. Silver Creek Road
• Public hearing and possible action

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold public hearings and consider actions on two major development proposals: a rezone and master planned development for 66 townhomes, 4 apartments, 20 affordable units, and 32,000 sq ft of retail at Silver Creek, and a mixed-use redevelopment at Junction Commons (formerly Outlets Park City). The council will also discuss revoking a conditional use permit for a recycling facility, adding a new DMV position, and other routine items.

• Public hearing on Crossroads at Silver Creek rezone from Rural Residential to Community Commercial, with 66 townhomes, 4 apartments, 20 affordable units, and 32,000 sq ft retail (Parcel SL-I-9-A-AM, 7131 N. Silver Creek Rd)
• Public hearing on Junction Commons mixed-use master planned development at 6699 N Landmark Dr (Parcel FSE-1)
• Possible revocation of Mimbach (Soil to Spoil) Conditional Use Permit for recycling facility at 7550 W. Lower Bowl Road
• Discussion and possible approval of new full-time DMV position
• Site visit to PEAK Center at 6301 North Landmark Drive

Snyderville Basin Cemetery District

The Snyderville Basin Cemetery District Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting on September 2, 2026, at 9:00 AM in room 133 of the Richins Building, 1885 Ute Blvd, Park City, UT. The board will consider authorizing up to $2,500 per year for an AI tool, receive updates on the Connector Road and a consulting engagement with Sloan Consulting, and review the 2026 budget. Public comments will be taken on items not on the agenda.

• Request to authorize purchase of an AI tool for the district at up to $2,500 per year
• Update on Connector Road led by Pete Gillwald
• Update with Sloan Consulting on market area, services, operations, and website
• Review of 2026 budget led by Vice Chair Daniel Whitehurst
• Discussion of options for e-mail address servers with advice from Ron Boyer

Summit County Community Development

Summit County Community Development

The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the Eastern Summit County General Plan (Chapters 1-11) and the Future Land Use Map, with a possible recommendation to the County Council. The commission will also hold a public hearing and consider action on a conditional use permit for an accessory building over 2,000 square feet at 1685 W Spring Meadows Way. The meeting is scheduled for September 3, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville, with options for remote participation.

• Public hearing on amendments to Eastern Summit County General Plan Chapters 1-11 and Future Land Use Map
• Conditional Use Permit for accessory building exceeding 2,000 sq ft at 1685 W Spring Meadows Way, Parcel SPM-9
• Applicant: Anthony Mariani; Owner: Anthony G Mariani H/W (JT), Project #26-118
• Meeting location changed to Summit County Courthouse, Council Chambers, 60 North Main, Coalville
• Remote participation via Zoom webinar or phone

Summit County Community Development

Eastern Summit County Agriculture Preservation and Open Lands Advisory Committee

Timberline Special Service District

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will convene as the Governing Board of Mountain Regional Water Special Service District to discuss Resolution MRW 2026-21, which authorizes the issuance of up to $20,000,000 in water revenue bonds. The Council will also consider a vested rights determination for a gravel pit operation at 1662 S West Hoytsville Road and hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 1017, which proposes changes to the Business License Code.

• Resolution MRW 2026-21: Authorization to issue up to $20,000,000 in Water Revenue Bonds
• Vested Rights Determination for BJ Rees's Enterprise LLC gravel pit at 1662 S West Hoytsville Road
• Ordinance No. 1017: Public hearing on changes to the Business License Code
• Purchase of the Oakley Four Badgers

Summit County Community Development

The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 25, 2026, to consider recommending amendments to the Snyderville Basin General Plan and Future Land Use Map, as well as changes to the Development Code regarding traffic impact study requirements. The commission may make recommendations to the County Council on these items.

• Amendments to Chapters 1-11 of the Snyderville Basin General Plan and Future Land Use Map
• Amendments to Chapter 10-4-10 Transportation Infrastructure and Access Design to set traffic impact study submission requirements
• Public hearing at Sheldon Richins Building, 1885 W. Ute Blvd., Park City, UT

Summit County Community Development

The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with public hearings and possible recommendations to the County Council on amendments to the Snyderville Basin Development Code (traffic impact study requirements) and the General Plan/Future Land Use Map. They will also discuss a 6-lot preliminary subdivision plat at 2011 Tech Center Drive. Public comment is accepted for items not on the agenda.

• 6-lot preliminary subdivision plat, Lots PCTC-402-AM and PCTC-404-AM, Park City Tech Center Lot 4 Subdivision, 2011 Tech Center Drive, Park City (Project #26-055)
• Public hearing on amendments to Chapter 10-4-10 (Transportation Infrastructure and Access Design) to set traffic impact study requirements
• Public hearing on amendments to Chapters 1-11 of the Snyderville Basin General Plan and Future Land Use Map

Economic Development Advisory Board

The Summit County Economic Development Advisory Board will meet electronically and at the Coalville courthouse to discuss its annual Rural County Grants application, due September 1, 2026, and a staff report on a Micro Business Grant. The board will also consider approving the consent agenda, which includes minutes from the July 16 meeting, and schedule its next meeting for September 17.

• Annual Rural County Grants application submittal (deadline September 1, 2026)
• Staff report and motion on Micro Business Grant
• Consent agenda approval including July 16, 2026 meeting minutes
• Next meeting scheduled for September 17, 2026
• Meeting held via Zoom and at 60 N Main St, Coalville, UT

Summit County Community Development

The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 20, 2026, to consider several land-use items. These include conditional use permits for accessory buildings, a plat amendment, a development code amendment regarding transportation impact studies, and a power pole installation. The commission may take action on most items and make a recommendation to the County Council on the code amendment.

• Conditional Use Permit for accessory building over 2,000 sq ft at 1355 Hoyt's Peak Ranch Rd (Parcel CD-372-E), applicant Cody Eaton
• Plat Amendment for Deer Crossing Subdivision Lots 76 & 77 at 8214 & 8172 N Promontory Ranch Road (Parcels DC-76 & DC-77), applicant Ted Mason
• Development Code amendment to Chapter 11-2 to create regulations for when transportation impact studies are required
• Amendment to existing CUP for 2,390 sq ft accessory building at 230 W Simpson Ln (Parcel CD-514), applicant Camron Diamond
• CUP to install a 45 ft power pole on Parcel CD-742-756, applicant Summit County, owner Weber River Corporation

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a work session, closed session, and regular meeting, including a public hearing on a development code amendment and a road name change. The most consequential item is a resolution to place a $71,000,000 general obligation bond for the Snyderville Basin Recreation Special Service District on the November 3, 2026 ballot.

• Resolution SBSRD 2026-20 for a special bond election up to $71,000,000 for Snyderville Basin Recreation District
• Public hearing on Ordinance No. 1016 amending Snyderville Basin Development Code (Master Planned Developments, procedures, zoning map, definitions)
• Public hearing on Ordinance No. 1018 to change the name of Tech Center Drive in Park City
• Contract amendment with Zwick Construction Company for tenant improvements to level two of the Summit County PEAK Center
• Interview applicants for vacancy on the Summit County Recreation Arts & Parks Advisory Committee

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and potentially take action on changing the name of Tech Center Drive. The road is located in the Kimball Junction area.

• Public hearing regarding the name change of Tech Center Drive in the Kimball Junction area

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a public hearing to discuss and possibly take action on proposed amendments to the Snyderville Basin Development Code. The amendments aim to change the rezone process and affect four specific code sections. The meeting is scheduled for August 19, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville, with remote participation available via Zoom.

• Public hearing on amendments to Snyderville Basin Development Code Sections 10-2-18 (Master Planned Developments), 10-3-2 (Development Application Procedure and Approval Process), 10-7-4 (Amendments to the Zoning Map), and 10-11-1 (Definitions)
• Proposed changes to the rezone process (Project 26-078)
• Meeting at Summit County Courthouse, Council Chambers, 60 N. Main Street, Coalville, UT 84017
• Written comments accepted via email to acurtis@summitcountyutah.gov prior to the meeting
• Staff report available at www.summitcountyutah.org/AgendaCenter after August 14, 2026

Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

The agenda for this meeting is listed as TBD. No specific items for decision or discussion have been provided in the record.

Summit County Manager

The Summit County Manager will hold a public hearing to discuss and possibly take action on a Final Subdivision Plat for a 9-lot subdivision within the Promontory Specially Planned Area. The hearing is scheduled for August 18, 2026, at 2:00 PM at the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville, with options for remote participation via Zoom or phone.

• Final Subdivision Plat for 9-lot subdivision, part of Parcel SS-54-A, Project Number 25-181
• Hearing within the Promontory Specially Planned Area
• Location: Summit County Courthouse, Executive Conference Room, 60 N Main Street, Coalville, UT 84017
• Remote participation via Zoom webinar or phone (Webinar ID: 953 599 2911)
• Staff Report available after August 14, 2026

Summit County Manager

The Summit County Manager will conduct a public hearing and may take action on the proposed Promontory Eastern Sky Final Subdivision, a 9-lot subdivision within the Promontory Specially Planned Area. The meeting is scheduled for August 18, 2026, at 2:00 PM at the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville, Utah, with Zoom and phone participation options available.

• Public hearing on Final Subdivision Plat for 9-lot subdivision in Promontory Specially Planned Area
• Possible action on the proposed Promontory Eastern Sky Final Subdivision
• Meeting at Summit County Courthouse, 60 N. Main Street, Coalville, UT 84017
• Electronic participation via Zoom or phone (Webinar ID: 953 599 2911)
• Written comments accepted via email to lkuhrmeyer@summitcountyutah.gov

Summit County Housing Authority

The Summit County Housing Authority will hold a work session to discuss Ordinance 1016, receive updates on its mission and programs, and consider recommendations on short-term rental regulation and affordable housing advocacy. Subcommittees will report progress. The meeting is primarily discussion and possible direction, with no final decisions listed.

• Discussion of Summit County Ordinance 1016 and possible advocacy action
• Discussion and possible recommendation on short-term rental regulation
• Discussion and possible direction on affordable housing project advocacy
• Updates on Housing Authority mission and programs
• Subcommittee progress reports

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a work session to interview applicants for the Restaurant Tax Advisory Committee and consider appointments. The meeting also includes closed sessions for litigation, property acquisition, and personnel, plus a joint meeting with the Wasatch County Council. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major ordinances or contracts listed.

• Interview applicants for Restaurant Tax Advisory Committee vacancies
• Consider appointment of Michael Cragun as Board of Equalization Hearing Officer
• Closed session on litigation (15 min) and property acquisition (45 min)
• Joint meeting with Wasatch County Council
• Public input period for non-agenda items

Summit County Community Development

The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two conditional use permits: one for expanding a nonconforming structure at 3886 Holiday Curve Drive and another for replacing and expanding the playground at 5715 Trailside Drive. The commission will also consider recommending amendments to the Snyderville Basin Development Code to align enforcement and appeal procedures with state code. The meeting is open to the public in person or via Zoom.

• Conditional use permit for expansion of nonconforming structure at 3886 Holiday Curve Drive (Parcel PWV-A-20), applicants John Leigh and Barb Rose-Leigh, owners John Leigh and Eydie Pines, Project #26-103
• Conditional use permit for replacement and expansion of playground at 5715 Trailside Drive, applicant Alex Bedrosian, owner Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District, Project #26-053
• Proposed amendments to Development Code sections 10-9-14 (Revocation), 10-9-19 (Enforcement), 10-9-20 (Violations and Penalties), and 10-9-22 (Appeal Procedures) to conform with state code, Project #26-115

Summit County Community Development

The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider two conditional use permits and proposed amendments to the development code. The commission may take action on structure expansions and recommend code changes to the County Council.

• Conditional Use Permit for nonconforming structure expansion at 3886 Holiday Curve Drive (Project # 26-103)
• Proposed amendments to Snyderville Basin Development Code sections 10-9-4, 10-9-19, 10-9-20, and 10-9-22 (Project #26-115)
• Conditional Use Permit for playground replacement and expansion at 5715 Trailside Drive (Project #26-053)

Council of Governments

The Summit County Council of Governments will meet to discuss and potentially approve several items, including a $500,000 reallocation of Corridor Preservation funds, a draft Transportation Sales Tax Policy Document, and the minutes from a previous meeting. The meeting will also include an update on the Solid Waste Strategic Plan and community comments from mayors and county councilors.

• Request to reallocate $500,000 from Richardson Flat Rd. project to Phase 2 Transit Shelter Improvements for right-of-way acquisition
• Approval of Draft Transportation Sales Tax (TST) Policy Document with Summary of Key Decision Points
• Solid Waste Strategic Plan update
• Approval of COG Minutes dated January 26, 2026
• Set date of next meeting

Summit County Community Development

The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four development applications and five proposed amendments to the county development code. Items include a plat amendment for Hidden Lake Ranch, a preliminary subdivision for Lewis Estates, and zoning changes to create the ‘Lost Creek Community Zone’ in the Brown’s Canyon area.

• Plat Amendment for Hidden Lake Ranch Subdivision Lots 137 and 158 (3264 E Riverside Ln & 3298 N Riverside Way)
• Preliminary Subdivision Plat for Lewis Estates Subdivision (472 East 3200 North)
• Amendments to Eastern Summit County Planning Commission sections (11-6-13, 11-4-5, 11-6-17, 11-7-13, 11-7-5)
• Amendments to enforcement and penalties chapters (11-6-11, 11-7-13, 11-7-14, 11-7-16)
• Creation of ‘Lost Creek Community Zone’ in Brown’s Canyon area

Summit County Community Development

The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider subdivision plats and several amendments to the Eastern Summit County Development Code. The body may take action on specific plat requests or provide recommendations to the County Council regarding code changes.

• Proposed Plat Amendment for Hidden Lake Ranch Subdivision Lots 137 and 158 (3264 E Riverside Ln & 3298 N Riverside Way)
• Preliminary Subdivision Plat for the four-lot Lewis Estates Subdivision adjacent to 472 East 3200 North
• Proposed amendment to create the 'Lost Creek Community Zone' to enable development in the Brown's Canyon area
• Proposed amendments to Development Code chapters regarding revocation of approvals, enforcement, violations, and appeals
• Proposed amendments to Development Code sections including the Use Table, Subdivisions, and Project Closure Due to Inaction

Snyderville Basin Cemetery District

The Snyderville Basin Cemetery District board will hold a closed session to discuss purchasing, exchanging, or leasing real property. They will also consider approving July meeting minutes, get an update on the Connector Road, and hear from a consultant on market area and services. The board may authorize up to $2,500 per year for an AI tool and discuss the 2027 budget.

• Closed session to discuss purchase, exchange, or lease of real property (Utah Code §52-4-205(1))
• Request to authorize up to $2,500 per year for an AI tool for the district
• Update with Sloan Consulting on market area, absorption rate, and site amenities
• Discussion on possible items for the district's 2027 budget
• Connector Road update

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a public hearing on a $150 million general obligation bond election for the Snyderville Basin Recreation Special Service District, set for November 3, 2026. The council will also discuss adopting the Summit County Housing Authority Strategic Plan and changes to the Business License Code. A site visit to 910 Ranch and closed sessions for property acquisition and personnel are scheduled.

• Public hearing on Resolution SBSRD 2026-20 for a $150M bond election for Snyderville Basin Recreation District
• Discussion and possible approval of Resolution 2026-19 adopting the Summit County Housing Authority Strategic Plan
• Discussion regarding Ordinance No. 1017, changes to the Business License Code
• Site visit of 910 Ranch at 10063 N. East Canyon Road, Park City
• Interviews for vacancies on the Summit County Recreation Arts & Parks Advisory Committee-Cultural

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a public hearing on August 5, 2026, to consider adopting a resolution calling a special bond election for the Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District. If approved, the election would authorize up to $150 million in bonds to fund construction of two recreational facilities and related improvements.

• Public hearing on bond election resolution for Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District
• $150,000,000 bond authorization for recreational facilities
• Election scheduled for November 3, 2026
• Meeting at Sheldon Richins Building Auditorium, 1885 W Ute Blvd, Park City, UT
• Public comment accepted via email or Zoom

Summit County Open Space Advisory Committee

The Summit County Open Space Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting on August 4, 2026, to discuss landowner outreach efforts, funding updates, and approve past meeting minutes. The session includes a closed session for property acquisition and a work session for outreach mailings.

• Approval of OSAC meeting minutes from March 3, 2026
• Update on willing landowner outreach letter status
• Discussion of OSAC funding successes and remaining funds
• Closed session for property acquisition
• Work session: stuffing envelopes for willing landowner outreach

Summit County Public Art Advisory Board

The Summit County Public Art Advisory Board will meet to discuss updates on several public art projects, including the Henefer Civic Center pianos, the Quilted Together Project signage, and the Peak Building artwork placement. The board will also review a proposal for art on loan with potential purchase for a roundabout and receive budget and grant updates for FY27.

• Review of art on loan/purchase proposal for a roundabout
• Discussion of Peak Building artwork placement to inform RFP
• Update on Henefer Civic Center public art and pianos, including RFP for Newpark and Henefer pianos ($1,000/piano artwork)
• Budget and grant updates, including FY27 requests
• Silver Summit Services Building benches RFP under review by county procurement

Summit County Health Department

The Summit County Board of Health will discuss a new environmental mobile food permit and associated fee. The board will also review 2027 budget recommendations and receive updates on opioid readiness and measles.

• Possible approval of the Summit County Environmental New Mobile Food Permit & New Fee
• Possible action to support Summit County Health Department 2027 Budget Recommendations
• Opioid Readiness Assessment Update
• Measles Update
• Approval of June 01, 2026, meeting minutes

Historical Preservation Commission

The Summit County Historical Preservation Commission will hold a regular meeting on July 30, 2026, at the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville, UT. Commissioners will introduce new members, consider approval of past meeting minutes, hear updates on the RLS project from Kirk Huffaker, and discuss budget and museum relocation. They will also review a strategic plan update and consider Ordinance 1011 amendments to county code.

• Introduction of new commission members
• Consideration of approval of minutes dated April 16, 2026
• Presentation by Kirk Huffaker on progress of RLS project
• Budget discussion and possible museum relocation discussion
• Update regarding Ordinance 1011 amending Summit County Code Title 2, Chapter 2 and 37

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will conduct a public hearing to discuss and potentially take action on changing the name of Tech Center Drive. The road is located in the Kimball Junction area.

• Public hearing regarding the name change of Tech Center Drive in the Kimball Junction area

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will meet on July 29, 2026, to discuss updates from the People’s Health Clinic, amendments to fire service personnel policies, a road improvement agreement, and zoning code changes. The meeting also includes a public hearing on recreation district impact fees.

• Amendments to North Summit Fire Service District personnel policies
• Memorandum of Agreement for road improvements in Unincorporated Eastern Summit County
• Discussion of Ordinance No. 1016 amending Snyderville Basin Development Code
• Public hearing on Resolution No. SBSRD 2026-18 adopting an impact fee facilities plan

Summit County Council

The Summit County Council will hold a public hearing to receive comment and consider adopting the Parks, Trails, Open Space & Recreation Impact Fee Facilities Plan. If adopted, this plan will allow the District to update its impact fees for recreation facilities based on growth demands.

• Public hearing on the Parks, Trails, Open Space & Recreation Impact Fee Facilities Plan prepared by Zions Public Finance, Inc.

Summit County Manager

Summit County Manager will hold a public hearing to discuss and possibly take action on the Final Site Plan for the Nicklaus Clubhouse Pool Addition at Promontory. The project is at 6347 Golf Club Link, parcel SS-52-PVG6, project number 26-048. The hearing is on July 28, 2026 at 10:00 AM in Coalville and via Zoom.

• Public hearing on Final Site Plan for Nicklaus Clubhouse Pool Addition (Project 26-048) at 6347 Golf Club Link, Promontory