Snyderville Basin board takes up $71M bond election, new impact fees
The Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District board met on August 13, 2026, to consider a proposed $71 million bond election for recreation facilities and new impact fees on development. Minutes have not been published, so no final decisions are known.
Bond election
The board considered authorizing a special bond election for up to $71,000,000 to finance construction of recreational facilities. The election would be held at a date not yet specified in the agenda materials.
Impact fees
The board held public hearings on a proposed impact fee analysis and an impact fee enactment for parks, trails, and recreation facilities. The fees would be imposed as a condition of building permits in Summit County and must be spent or encumbered within six years of receipt. The board could adopt, amend, or reject the fee schedule, which includes possible exemptions for low-income housing projects. The proposed analysis and resolution were available for public review at the district office, website, and Summit County Library.
Other business
The board also reviewed several contracts and memoranda of understanding:
- Resolution BRD-2026-047: a contract with Creative Trails for the Princess Di Connector Trail Project.
- Resolution BRD-2026-044: a memorandum of understanding with Jen Riff for the Park City Sculpture Garden & Mini Golf.
- Resolution BRD-2026-045: a memorandum of understanding with Forest Carey for the Learn to Ski Hill Community Amenity.
- Resolution BRD-2026-046: a memorandum of understanding with Lowe Companies to amend the Silver Creek Village Development Agreement.
All items were listed on the agenda; no votes or outcomes have been reported.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are listed for the Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District in the next 14 days.