Park City, Utah

Recreation Advisory Board

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Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

City Council

Planning Commission

Historic Preservation Board

City Council

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

Planning Commission

City Council

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

Planning Commission

City Council

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

Historic Preservation Board

City Council

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

City Council

Planning Commission

Historic Preservation Board

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

City Council

Planning Commission

City Council

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

Historic Preservation Board

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

Planning Commission

City Council

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

City Council

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

El Departamento de Planificación de Park City llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre varias revisiones de diseño de distritos históricos y un permiso de uso condicional. Los artículos incluyen ampliaciones traseras en 1060 Woodside Ave y 60 Prospect Ave, nuevas viviendas unifamiliares en laderas empinadas en 209 y 213 Norfolk Ave, y un yurt estacional en Empire Pass Trailhead. El público puede asistir de forma presencial o virtual.

• 1060 Woodside Ave – ampliación trasera a estructura histórica emblemática (PL-25-06673; continuará el 6 de agosto)
• 60 Prospect Ave – ampliación trasera a estructura histórica significativa (PL-26-06837; acción)
• 209 Norfolk Ave – nueva vivienda unifamiliar en laderas muy empinadas en el distrito histórico (PL-26-06955; acción)
• 213 Norfolk Ave – nueva vivienda unifamiliar en laderas muy empinadas en el distrito histórico (PL-26-06957; acción)
• Empire Pass Trailhead – yurt estacional por 5 años para recreación de invierno (PL-26-06953; acción)

City Council

The Park City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct a single personnel appointment. The body will also consider the minutes from the July 9, 2026 meeting.

• Appointment of Karyn Henry as Finance Director

Appeal Hearing

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

El Comité Asesor de Servicios sin Fines de Lucro considerará y tomará medidas sobre las solicitudes de subvenciones para Necesidades Comunitarias Emergentes y revisará los resultados de la encuesta del programa de subvenciones. La reunión también incluye la aprobación de las actas de abril de 2026, actualizaciones comunitarias y capacitación en ética. No se enumeran montos de subvenciones específicos ni nombres de solicitantes en la agenda.

• Evaluación y posible acción sobre las Solicitudes de Subvenciones para Necesidades Comunitarias Emergentes
• Presentación y discusión de los Resultados de la Encuesta de Subvenciones para Necesidades Emergentes
• Consideración de las actas del 8 de abril de 2026
• Compromiso Ético Anual, Divulgaciones y Capacitación de OPMA

City Council

El Concejo de Park City llevará a cabo una sesión cerrada sobre bienes raíces y litigios, luego una sesión de trabajo para discutir el Senior Center, el proyecto de Little Kate Road y las reglas de adquisiciones. Durante la reunión regular, considerarán artículos de la agenda de consentimiento que incluyen la compra de un autobús de $1.29 millones, un proyecto de línea de agua de $953,730, un programa de salud forestal de $665,000 y un acuerdo de plan de señalización (wayfinding). También está programada una actualización sobre el túnel Snow Creek.

• Autorizar la compra de cinco autobuses Turtle Top Terra Transit HD por $1,288,746 utilizando el Georgia State Cooperative Contract
• Autorizar el acuerdo de construcción con Whitaker Construction para el proyecto de línea de agua de Park City Heights a Studio Crossings, que no exceda los $953,730
• Autorizar el acuerdo de servicios profesionales con Alpine Forestry LLC para el Forest Health and Fuels Program, que no exceda los $665,000
• Autorizar la carta de concurrencia y el acuerdo de contrapartida para el Park City Multimodal Wayfinding Plan con Mountainland Association of Governments
• Actualización sobre el proyecto del túnel Snow Creek con oportunidad de participación pública

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Park City aprobará las actas de sus reuniones de junio y llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre varias propuestas de desarrollo, incluyendo un proyecto de uso mixto en el terreno de cinco acres en Kearns Boulevard y Bonanza Drive. También considerará permisos de uso condicional para viviendas unifamiliares en laderas empinadas en Norfolk Avenue y una enmienda al plano de condominios en Saddle View Way. Además, la comisión discutirá múltiples enmiendas al Código de Gestión de Tierras que podrían afectar los procesos futuros de zonificación y subdivisión.

• Desarrollo de uso mixto en terreno de cinco acres (106 unidades residenciales, >30,000 sq ft de espacio comercial/artístico) – PL-26-06914/06915/06917/06920
• Modificación al plano de condominios para 685-725 Saddle View Way – PL-26-06968
• Permiso de uso condicional por laderas empinadas para una vivienda unifamiliar en 209 Norfolk Avenue – PL-26-06955
• Enmiendas al Código de Gestión de Tierras para revisar procedimientos, matriz de avisos y clasificación de subdivisiones – PL-26-06883
• Solicitud de Superposición de Tierras Sensibles para 1364 Golden Way para permitir una vivienda unifamiliar en una línea de cresta – PL-26-06972

Recreation Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de Recreación de Park City agradecerá al miembro saliente Kraig Moyes y presentará a los nuevos miembros de la junta. Considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del Concejo Municipal de mayo. La junta nombrará un nuevo Presidente y Vicepresidente. Se presentará una actualización sobre la instalación MINE Facility.

• Agradecimiento al miembro saliente de la junta Kraig Moyes
• Introducción de nuevos miembros de la junta
• Consideración para aprobar las actas de la reunión del Concejo Municipal de mayo
• Nombramiento del Presidente y Vicepresidente de la junta
• Actualización de MINE Facility

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

El Departamento de Planificación de Park City llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para considerar dos asuntos. Primero, una modificación a la revisión de diseño de distrito histórico aprobada para una adición, remodelación y un edificio accesorio separado en 844 Empire Avenue, un sitio histórico significativo en el Distrito Historic Residential-1. Segundo, un permiso de uso condicional administrativo para reemplazar un muro de contención de más de seis pies de altura dentro de los retiros requeridos en 52 Prospect Avenue. Ambos asuntos están programados para audiencia pública y acción.

• 844 Empire Avenue – Modificación a la Revisión de Diseño de Distrito Histórico para adición, remodelación y edificio accesorio separado en un sitio histórico significativo
• 52 Prospect Avenue – Permiso de Uso Condicional Administrativo para reemplazar un muro de contención de más de seis pies de altura dentro de los retiros traseros y laterales en el Distrito Historic Residential-1
• Audiencia pública y acción sobre ambos asuntos

Historic Preservation Board

La Junta de Preservación Histórica de Park City llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo sobre las enmiendas propuestas al Código de Gestión de Tierras para definir y regular las piscinas y los jacuzzis en los distritos históricos. La junta también realizará audiencias públicas y tomará medidas sobre tres propuestas de deconstrucción de materiales en estructuras históricas en Prospect y Woodside Avenues. La reunión incluye la aprobación de actas anteriores y comunicaciones del personal.

• Sesión de trabajo sobre las enmiendas al Código de Gestión de Tierras para piscinas y jacuzzis en distritos históricos (PL-26-06833)
• 60 Prospect Avenue – deconstrucción de materiales de 158 sq ft de revestimiento de fachada trasera y una ventana trasera para una ampliación trasera (PL-26-06837)
• 1060 Woodside Avenue – deconstrucción de materiales de 61 sq ft de material histórico en una estructura emblemática (PL-25-06673)
• 1010 Woodside Avenue – construcción de un sótano y una ampliación trasera en una estructura emblemática (PL-26-06834)

City Council

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo sobre mejoras de transitabilidad para Three Kings Drive, luego una reunión regular para considerar la adopción del presupuesto final del año fiscal 27 y el presupuesto revisado del año fiscal 26 sin aumento de impuestos sobre la propiedad. También discutirán las tarifas de impacto de agua, la compensación para funcionarios electos y un contrato de $1.97M para la vivienda de empleados en 516 Marsac Avenue. Varios nombramientos y artículos de la agenda de consentimiento están programados.

• Ordenanza 2026-15: Adoptar el presupuesto revisado del año fiscal 26 y el presupuesto final del año fiscal 27 a una tasa sin aumento de impuestos
• Ordenanza 2026-17: Adoptar el plan de tarifas de impacto de agua de 2024 y enmendar las tarifas de impacto de agua
• Enmienda al contrato con Bailey Builder’s Inc. a $1,970,000 para la redesarrollo de vivienda de empleados en 516 Marsac Avenue
• Resolución 14-2026: Aprobar el acuerdo de franquicia de televisión por cable con Comcast of Utah II, Inc.
• Solicitud para autorizar hasta $115,000 para el diseño e instalación de obras de arte en veinte refugios de autobuses (Bus Stop Improvement Project Phase II)

The Council approved the revised fiscal year 2026 budget and final fiscal year 2027 budget, authorizing a property tax rate at a no-tax-increase level. They also passed an ordinance reducing Mayor and City Council compensation for fiscal year 2026–2027 by a 3-2 vote. The meeting included approval of multiple advisory board appointments, consent agenda items such as a $1.97 million contract amendment for employee housing at 516 Marsac Avenue, and structural updates to the Neighborhoods First Streets Committee.

• Approved revised FY2026 budget and final FY2027 budget with a no tax increase rate (motion carried)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-18 reducing Mayor and Council compensation for FY 2026–2027 (3-2)
• Approved Consent Agenda items including Comcast franchise agreement, $115,000 bus shelter art contracts, and Rocky Mountain Power easement (5-0)
• Approved contract amendment with Bailey Builder’s Inc. to increase cost to $1,970,000 and extend term by two months for 516 Marsac Avenue employee housing (5-0)
• Appointed seven members to the Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee, Recreation Advisory Board, and Library Board (terms end June 30, 2029) (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2026-16 amending Neighborhoods First Streets Committee structure to add an alternate resident member (5-0)
• Appointed Mike Geer and Carder Lamb as alternate to the Neighborhoods First Streets Committee for terms ending June 25, 2029 (5-0)

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo sobre un importante desarrollo de uso mixto propuesto para el sitio de cinco acres en Kearns Boulevard y Bonanza Drive, que incluye 106 unidades residenciales, espacios comerciales y de arte, y estacionamiento subterráneo. Las audiencias públicas están programadas para un permiso de uso condicional de un puesto de productos agrícolas de temporada, una enmienda al plano de condominios y varias enmiendas al Código de Gestión de Tierras que abordan el cercado en distritos históricos, requisitos de estacionamiento y la recusación y capacitación de comisionados. La comisión puede hacer recomendaciones al Concejo Municipal sobre los cambios de código.

• Sesión de trabajo del sitio de cinco acres: subdivisión, desarrollo planificado maestro y permiso de uso condicional para 106 unidades, más de 30,000 pies cuadrados de espacio comercial/artístico y estacionamiento subterráneo (MPD: PL-26-06914, CUP: PL-26-06915, PL-26-06917, Subdivision: PL-26-06920)
• 1900 Park Avenue – Permiso de Uso Condicional para un puesto temporal de productos agrícolas de temporada (PL-26-06948)
• 8200 Royal Street #47 – Enmienda al Plano de Condominio para corregir el metraje cuadrado y mostrar las paredes exteriores alrededor del patio cerrado (PL-26-06933)
• Enmiendas al Código de Gestión de Tierras para materiales y tipos de cercas en los Distritos de Zonificación Residencial Histórica (PL-25-06769)
• Enmiendas al Código de Gestión de Tierras para alinear los requisitos de estacionamiento con las pautas actualizadas del Estudio de Impacto de Transporte y prohibir el arrendamiento separado de espacios de estacionamiento fuera de la calle requeridos (PL-25-06513)

The Planning Commission held a work session to review a proposal to redevelop a five-acre site at Kearns Boulevard and Bonanza Drive with mixed-use development, including 106 residential units, commercial space, and community amenities. The session was informational, with no public comment allowed and no decisions made.

• Held work session on five-acre site redevelopment proposal
• No public comment allowed during work session
• No substantive decisions made; items discussed for future review

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

El Departamento de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública administrativa. Los puntos incluyen una revisión de diseño de distrito histórico para una nueva vivienda unifamiliar propuesta en 301 Marsac Avenue en la zona Historic Residential‑1, y una revisión de diseño de distrito histórico para una remodelación y adición trasera a una casa unifamiliar en 405 Woodside Avenue, también en la zona Historic Residential‑1. Tres solicitudes de extensión para 36 Prospect Avenue han sido retiradas y no serán consideradas.

• 301 Marsac Avenue – Revisión de diseño de distrito histórico para nueva vivienda unifamiliar (zona Historic Residential‑1) – audiencia pública/acción
• 405 Woodside Avenue – Revisión de diseño de distrito histórico para remodelación y adición trasera a casa unifamiliar histórica (zona Historic Residential‑1) – audiencia pública/acción
• 36 Prospect Avenue – Solicitud de extensión de un año para Conditional Use Permit (PL-26-06925) – retirada
• 36 Prospect Avenue – Solicitud de extensión de un año para Steep Slope Conditional Use Permit (PL-26-06924) – retirada
• 36 Prospect Avenue – Solicitud de extensión de un año para Historic District Design Review (PL-26-06923) – retirada

The Planning Director approved a Historic District Design Review for a new single-family dwelling at 301 Marsac Avenue. Three related items (conditional use permit extensions and design review for 36 Prospect Avenue) were withdrawn and no public hearings were held on them.

• Approved Historic District Design Review for single-family dwelling at 301 Marsac Avenue (no vote tally, single director decision)
• Withdrew: Item 1A – 36 Prospect Avenue conditional use permit extension (no hearing)
• Withdrew: Item 1B – 36 Prospect Avenue steep slope conditional use permit extension
• Withdrew: Item 1C – 36 Prospect Avenue historic district design review extension

City Council

El Concejo de la Ciudad de Park llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre un presupuesto revisado para el año fiscal 2026 y un presupuesto final para 2027, autorizando una tasa de impuesto sobre la propiedad sin aumento de impuestos. El concejo también considerará enmendar el programa de tarifas de la ciudad y discutirá la compensación de los funcionarios electos. Se proponen varios nombramientos de juntas, incluyendo la Junta Asesora de Arte Público y la Comisión de Planificación.

• Audiencia pública para la Ordenanza 2026-15 que adopta el presupuesto revisado del año fiscal 2026 y el presupuesto final del año fiscal 2027 con una tasa sin aumento de impuestos
• Consideración para adoptar la Resolución 11-2026 que enmienda el programa de tarifas de la ciudad
• Discusión de la compensación de los funcionarios electos
• Reincorporar a John Frontero y nombrar a Matthew Day en la Planning Commission hasta 2030
• Nombrar a cinco miembros para la Public Art Advisory Board con mandatos hasta 2029

The City Council approved several appointments to the Public Art Advisory Board and the Planning Commission. The Council also adopted revised procurement rules and approved meeting minutes from May 2026. Discussions were held regarding compensation for elective officials, though no final decision was recorded.

• Appointed Tori Stuart, Ariel Goos, and Alexandra Stoelze, and re-appointed Kara Beal and Molly Guinan to the Public Art Advisory Board (5-0)
• Re-appointed John Frontero and appointed Matthew Day to the Planning Commission (5-0)
• Approved City Council meeting minutes from May 21 and 22, 2026 (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 12-2026 revising procurement rules (5-0)

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo para revisar una propuesta actualizada del terreno de Clark Ranch, que incluye planos conceptuales del sitio, análisis de pendientes y estudio de masas. La comisión también celebrará audiencias públicas y considerará acciones sobre varios permisos de uso condicional y enmiendas de planos, entre los que se incluyen una excepción de retiro en un sitio histórico en Empire Avenue, la eliminación del plano parcial de condominios para Empire Ridge, un apartamento accesorio asequible en American Saddler Drive y una adición de loft en Deer Valley Drive.

• Revisión del cambio de zona, subdivisión, desarrollo planificado maestro (MPD) y permiso de uso condicional (CUP) de Clark Ranch (PC-SS-121-X) con planos actualizados del sitio
• Audiencia pública para permiso de uso condicional que permita un garaje subterráneo en 844 Empire Avenue
• Audiencia pública para enmienda de plano que anule los condominios Top Sider y los vuelva a subdividir en cinco lotes en 1238-1256 Empire Avenue
• Audiencia pública para enmienda de plano que permita un apartamento accesorio asequible con restricciones de escritura en 2863 American Saddler Drive
• Audiencia pública para enmienda de plano que añada un loft de 179 pies cuadrados a la Unidad 10 en 2100 Deer Valley Drive

The commission approved the Planning Commission meeting minutes from May 27, 2026 by unanimous consent. The commission then held a work session to review an updated Clark Ranch affordable‑housing proposal, noting that the design incorporates reduced density, lower building heights and a 25‑foot setback. Commissioners discussed roof design, parking and the possibility of increasing the maximum height to 38 feet, but no formal vote or approval was taken, and staff was asked to provide additional visual examples and continue the review.

• Approved May 27, 2026 Planning Commission minutes (unanimous consent)

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

El Departamento de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública administrativa para revisar una propuesta de una nueva vivienda unifamiliar en caso de 841 Lowell Avenue en el distrito Historic Residential-1. El sitio no es histórico pero se encuentra dentro de un distrito histórico. La audiencia incluirá aportaciones del público y una votación sobre la solicitud de revisión de diseño.

• 841 Lowell Avenue – Revisión de diseño de distrito histórico – propuesta de nueva vivienda unifamiliar en sitio no histórico en el distrito HR-1
• Audiencia pública y acción sobre la solicitud PL-26-06903

City Council

Esta reunión incluye una sesión de trabajo sobre las cuotas de impacto de agua, las tarifas de agua, entrevistas de la comisión de planificación y el presupuesto del FY27. La reunión regular presenta una audiencia pública para un permiso de evento especial para el US Open of Mountain Biking, una ordenanza para permitir letreros de arrendamiento temporal y un contrato de $1.33M para el reemplazo de la línea de agua. La agenda de consentimiento incluye un contrato de datos de estacionamiento de $1.04M y un acuerdo de mejora de carreteras de $160K.

• Sesión de trabajo sobre la actualización de las tarifas de agua del FY27 y FY28 y las cuotas de impacto de agua
• Audiencia pública para el permiso de evento especial de Nivel 4 de Deer Valley para el US Open of Mountain Biking
• Ordenanza No. 2026-14 para enmendar el Título 12 para permitir letreros de arrendamiento temporal para nuevos desarrollos
• Consentimiento: acuerdo de $1,042,366.90 con Cleverciti para la recolección de datos de estacionamiento
• Consentimiento: contrato de $1,334,150 con Silver Spur Construction para el reemplazo de la línea de agua en Pinnacle Subdivision

The Council agreed to hold water rates steady and conduct a rate study instead of a 19% increase. They also approved a consent agenda for a deed and temporary construction easement on Police Department property, supported a 5% employee compensation increase (2% COLA and 3% merit) for the FY27 budget, and backed a new $65,000 arts manager position. Planning commission interviews were held, and a closed session for personnel was conducted.

• Agreed to freeze water rates and implement a rate study (consensus)
• Approved consent agenda: deed and temporary construction easement on RDA parcel (4-0)
• Supported 2% COLA and 3% merit increase for employees (consensus)
• Supported $65,000 arts manager position in FY27 budget (consensus)
• Supported removing $30,000 from FY27 Main Street RDA budget (consensus)
• Supported $500,000 capital request for mobile barricades and trailers (consensus)

Historic Preservation Board

La Junta de Preservación Histórica llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y considerará múltiples acciones: la adopción de un marco de evaluación de materiales para materiales de revestimiento alternativos en distritos históricos, la recomendación del Programa Utah Main Street, la revisión de enmiendas a las regulaciones de cercas y la decisión sobre una modificación en 844 Empire Avenue. La junta también elegirá un presidente y realizará una sesión de trabajo sobre el Programa de Subvenciones para Distritos Históricos.

• Audiencia pública y posible acción sobre la adopción del Marco de Evaluación de Materiales para materiales de revestimiento alternativos (PL-25-06407)
• Audiencia pública y recomendación a la Oficina de Preservación Histórica del Estado de Utah para el Programa Utah Main Street de Nivel 1
• Audiencia pública sobre las enmiendas propuestas al Código de Gestión de Tierras para las regulaciones de cercas en zonas residenciales históricas (PL-25-06769)
• Audiencia pública y acción sobre la modificación de la aprobación de deconstrucción de materiales en 844 Empire Avenue para eliminar 255 sq ft de material histórico
• Elección de presidente de la Junta para un mandato de un año

The Historic Preservation Board recommended that Park City participate in the Tier 1 Utah Main Street Program to support preservation-based economic development. The Board also elected a new chair and approved previous meeting minutes.

• Approved April 1, 2026 meeting minutes as amended (Unanimous)
• Elected Lola Beatlebrox as Board Chair for a one-year term (Unanimous)
• Recommended participation in the Tier 1 Utah Main Street Program (Unanimous)

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y considerará permisos de uso condicional para reemplazar los telesillas Eagle y Eaglet con un telesilla desmontable de seis pasajeros y modernizar el telesilla Silverlode a un telesilla desmontable de ocho pasajeros en Park City Mountain Resort. También revisarán varias enmiendas de planos, incluyendo la reubicación de una servidumbre de drenaje y un ajuste de línea de lote para corregir una estructura que no cumple con las normas. Se ha programado una sesión de trabajo sobre las enmiendas al Código de Gestión de Tierras relacionadas con enmiendas menores de planos de condominios.

• Park City Mountain Resort – Permiso de Uso Condicional para reemplazar los telesillas Eagle y Eaglet con un telesilla desmontable de seis pasajeros con descarga en estación intermedia (PL-26-06821)
• Park City Mountain Resort – Permiso de Uso Condicional para modernizar el telesilla Silverlode de seis a ocho pasajeros desmontable (PL-26-06820)
• 6935 Silver Lake Drive – Enmienda de Plano para modificar el área de perturbación y la servidumbre de esquí para el Lote 12 de Evergreen Subdivision (PL-26-06900)
• 2376 Lucky John Drive – Enmienda de Plano para reubicar una servidumbre de drenaje de 10 pies de ancho en Holiday Ranchettes Subdivision (PL-25-06459)
• 10 Claimjumper Court – Enmienda de Plano para mover la línea del lote 10 pies al norte para corregir una estructura que no cumple con las normas en Thaynes Canyon No. 1 Subdivision (PL-26-06893)

The Planning Commission approved the May 13, 2026 meeting minutes unanimously and continued a plat amendment for 6935 Silver Lake Drive to an uncertain date after staff requested more time to work on a ski easement modification. Commissioners discussed potential Land Management Code amendments to allow administrative review of minor condominium plat amendments but took no vote. Public hearings on Park City Mountain Resort's Eagle and Silverlode lift replacement conditional use permits were opened but the minutes do not record a final decision.

• Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Continued plat amendment for 6935 Silver Lake Drive to date uncertain (unanimous)

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Park llevará a cabo un retiro de planificación estratégica el 22 de mayo de 2026, facilitado por Katherine Fry de Marble Peak Consulting. La sesión se centrará en perfiles de personalidad, prioridades estratégicas, principios rectores y un marco de priorización futura. No hay votaciones formales ni audiencias públicas programadas.

• Retiro de alineación estratégica y priorización facilitado por Katherine Fry (Marble Peak Consulting)
• Discusión de perfiles de personalidad, prioridades estratégicas, principios rectores y marco de priorización

The Park City Council held a strategic planning meeting to discuss community strengths, weaknesses, and long-term goals. The group identified housing, transportation, and sustainability as key priorities and agreed to hold work sessions to further define specific strategies.

• Council agreed to discuss parking strategy in a work session
• Council agreed to discuss roles of Council and staff in a work session
• Council agreed to hold a work session on sustainability and new goals
• Council agreed to revisit strategic priorities every three months

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

El Departamento de Planificación de Park City llevará a cabo una audiencia pública el 21 de mayo de 2026 para decidir sobre varios permisos de uso condicional y extensiones. Los artículos incluyen un permiso para nueve muros de más de seis pies en 300 McHenry Avenue, una red de golf de 15 pies en 2909 Estates Place, y extensiones de un año para permisos aprobados previamente en otras cuatro propiedades. La reunión será presencial en el Marsac Municipal Building con acceso virtual.

• 1.A. 300 McHenry Avenue: Permiso de uso condicional administrativo para nueve muros de más de seis pies para paisajismo en Estate Zoning District
• 1.B. 2909 Estates Place: Solicitud para mantener una red de golf de 15 pies de altura en el retiro posterior en Residential Development Zoning District
• 1.C. 1455 Woodside Avenue: Extensión de un año de la revisión de diseño del distrito histórico para la deconstrucción de materiales y reubicación de una estructura histórica significativa
• 1.D. 732 Crescent Road: Extensión de un año del permiso de uso condicional de pendiente pronunciada para una adición a una estructura histórica emblemática
• 1.F. 121 Sampson Avenue: Extensión de un año de la revisión de diseño del distrito histórico para construir una nueva vivienda unifamiliar en una pendiente pronunciada en un lote vacío

The Planning Director approved the Administrative Conditional Use Permit for 2909 Estates Place, allowing a 15‑foot‑tall, 45‑foot‑wide golf net with six conditions. The ACUP for 300 McHenry Avenue was continued to an uncertain future date and will be noticed again before action. No public comments were received on either item.

• Approved Administrative Conditional Use Permit for 2909 Estates Place (golf net) with six conditions
• Continued Administrative Conditional Use Permit for 300 McHenry Avenue to a date uncertain

City Council

El Concejo de Park City votará sobre varios puntos de la agenda de consentimiento, incluyendo un contrato de $165,858 con B. Hansen Construction para las mejoras de Empire Shelter y señalización de estacionamiento de la Purple Route Eastbound, y un proyecto de mejora de calefacción de $160,000 para el Park City Bus Barn. El concejo también considerará nuevas ordenanzas sobre los requisitos de generadores de residuos y transportistas de residuos, y llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre el plan suplementario del 2026 Kimball Arts Festival y la compensación para oficiales electos y estatutarios para el año fiscal 27.

• Nombramiento de Aaron Williams y Matthew Matsuura al Police Complaint Review Committee (términos de 3 años)
• Punto de la agenda de consentimiento: autorizar a B. Hansen Construction, Inc. para gastar hasta $165,858 en mejoras de Empire Shelter y señalización de estacionamiento
• Punto de la agenda de consentimiento: autorizar a Wasatch Heating & Air, Inc. para gastar hasta $160,000 en la mejora de calefacción del Park City Bus Barn
• Consideración de la Ordenanza 2026-07 para añadir requisitos de generadores de residuos y transportistas de residuos al código de la ciudad
• Audiencia pública sobre el plan suplementario del 2026 Kimball Arts Festival y el permiso de evento especial de Nivel Cinco

The council approved a task order for the Purple Route Eastbound Empire Shelter and Parking Signage Improvements project up to $165,858, with a caveat to coordinate with Utah Open Lands on signage. Several appointments were made to the Police Complaint Review Committee and Board of Adjustment. Consent agenda items including a police firearm trade, bus barn heat upgrade, trail bridge support, and Percent-For-Arts resolution were approved. A proposed ordinance requiring businesses to have recycling service was discussed but the minutes end before a decision.

• Appointed Aaron Williams and Matthew Matsuura to 3-year terms on Police Complaint Review Committee (5-0)
• Re-appointed Jennifer Franklin, appointed Beth Armstrong to Board of Adjustment for 5-year terms, and appointed Rick Smith as alternate through June 2027 (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 2-5: police firearm/computer disposition, bus barn heat upgrade ($160,000), trail bridge letter of support, and Resolution 10-2026 on Percent-For-Arts (5-0)
• Approved task order with B. Hansen Construction not to exceed $165,858 for Purple Route Eastbound Empire Shelter and Parking Signage Improvements, with caveat to coordinate with Utah Open Lands (5-0)

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre dos permisos de uso condicional para mejoras importantes de telesillas en Park City Mountain Resort, con la acción final continuada hasta el 27 de mayo. También proporcionará una recomendación sobre las enmiendas al código de letreros para una nueva definición de letrero de arrendamiento y letreros portátiles temporales en el distrito de Transición Comunitaria. Varias enmiendas de planos están programadas para su acción, incluyendo combinaciones y divisiones de lotes en varias direcciones.

• Reemplazar los telesillas Eagle y Eaglet con un telesilla desmontable de seis pasajeros con descarga en estación intermedia (PL-26-06821)
• Mejorar el telesilla Silverlode de seis a ocho pasajeros desmontables (PL-26-06820)
• Enmiendas al código de letreros para añadir la definición de letrero de arrendamiento y permitir letreros portátiles temporales en el distrito de Transición Comunitaria (PL-26-06819)
• Permiso de uso condicional para una piscina de 144 pies cuadrados en 30 Sun Ridge Cove (PL-26-06854)
• Enmienda de plano que combina dos lotes en uno en 1010 Woodside Ave y 1011 Park Ave (PL-26-06880)

The Planning Commission discussed a Conditional Use Permit for Park City Mountain Resort to replace the Eagle and Eaglet lifts with a six-passenger detachable lift. The session focused on parking, traffic, and transportation mitigation strategies. No final vote on the permit was recorded in the provided text.

• Approved Planning Commission Meeting Minutes from April 8, 2026 (Unanimous)
• Approved Planning Commission Meeting Minutes from April 22, 2026 (Unanimous)

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

El Departamento de Planificación de Park City llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para considerar una extensión de un año para registrar el Wardell Replat First Amended Plat Amendment en 364 y 368 Woodside Avenue. Un permiso administrativo de uso condicional para la construcción de nueve muros de más de seis pies de altura en 300 McHenry Avenue se ha aplazado para el 21 de mayo de 2026.

• Extensión de un año para registrar la enmienda de plano en 364 y 368 Woodside Avenue (acción esperada)
• Permiso de uso condicional para muros de paisajismo de más de seis pies en 300 McHenry Avenue (continuado hasta el 21 de mayo)

The Planning Director approved the applicant's request for a one‑year extension to record the Wardell Replat First Amended Plat Amendment for 364 and 368 Woodside Avenue. The extension moves the recordation deadline to April 2, 2027. No public comments were received.

• Approved one-year extension for Plat Amendment at 364 & 368 Woodside Avenue

City Council

El Concejo de Park City llevará a cabo una reunión regular con una sesión de trabajo sobre métricas de transporte, condiciones de incendios y el presupuesto tentativo del año fiscal 27. En la reunión regular, el concejo considerará la adopción de un presupuesto tentativo para el año fiscal 27 con una tasa de impuesto sobre la propiedad sin aumento de impuestos y fijará una audiencia pública para el 11 de junio. También votarán para autorizar hasta $10 millones para las fases 2 y 3 de mejoras de paradas de autobús, un acuerdo de $2.1 millones con Horrocks Engineers para el proyecto de prioridad de tránsito Re-Create 248, y una escritura de renuncia (quit claim deed) que transfiere terrenos de Marsac Roundabout a UDOT. La agenda de consentimiento incluye ordenanzas que aceptan mejoras para Moonshadow Condominiums y Huntsman Estates.

• Consideración para autorizar la construcción de las Fases 2 y 3 de Mejoras de Paradas de Autobús por un monto que no exceda los $10,000,000 y una enmienda de diseño de Little Kate Corridor de $140,000
• Consideración para autorizar un acuerdo de $2,100,000 con Horrocks Engineers para el Proyecto de Prioridad de Tránsito Re-Create 248
• Consideración para adoptar el presupuesto tentativo del año fiscal 27 sin aumento de impuestos, con audiencia pública programada para el 11 de junio
• Consideración para transferir terrenos de Marsac Roundabout a UDOT mediante una escritura de renuncia (quit claim deed)
• La agenda de consentimiento incluye ordenanzas que aceptan mejoras para Moonshadow Condominiums y Huntsman Estates

The council moved to close the meeting to discuss a property and the motion was approved unanimously. Later the council approved adjournment of the closed meeting, also unanimously. No other actions were voted on.

• Approved closed session to discuss property (5-0)
• Approved adjournment of closed meeting (5-0)

Historic Preservation Board

La reunión regular del 6 de mayo de 2026 de la Junta de Preservación Histórica de Park City ha sido cancelada. La mayoría de los miembros de la junta asistirán a una Celebración de Preservación Histórica no relacionada con asuntos de negocios en el McPolin Barn el 8 de mayo.

• Reunión cancelada; no hay decisiones ni discusiones programadas

Recreation Advisory Board

La Junta Asesora de Recreación llevará a cabo una reunión regular. Considerarán la aprobación de las actas de abril y recibirán actualizaciones de proyectos sobre The MINE en City Park y las piscinas de PCMARC. No se incluye ningún asunto nuevo.

• Consideración para aprobar las actas de abril
• Actualizaciones de proyectos: The MINE en City Park
• Actualizaciones de proyectos: Piscinas de PCMARC

City Council

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo sobre las tarifas de impacto de agua, tasas y el presupuesto de capital, seguida de una reunión regular con audiencias públicas. Las decisiones clave incluyen la autorización de una escritura de garantía especial para una instalación de reciclaje en 5625 Paintbrush Road, la promulgación de una ordenanza del Programa de Energía Limpia Comunitaria y la aprobación del permiso para el Park Silly Sunday Market de 2026. La agenda de consentimiento contiene más de $3 millones en contratos para cargadores de vehículos eléctricos, trabajos de pavimentación, construcción de aceras, puentes peatonales y consultoría geotérmica.

• Asuntos Antiguos: Autorizar la escritura que cede 4.18 acres en 5625 Paintbrush Road a Recycle Utah para una instalación de reciclaje (audiencia pública y acción)
• Asuntos Antiguos: Ordenanza 2026-06 que promulga el Community Clean Energy Program (comentarios públicos y acción)
• Consentimiento: $1,050,000 para la instalación de cinco cargadores BEB en la Iron Horse Transit Bus Facility
• Consentimiento: $1,335,390.68 para recubrimientos de pavimento y contratos de pavimentación adicionales que totalizan más de $1.6 millones
• Asuntos Nuevos: Considerar la aprobación del Plan Suplementario y el Permiso de Evento Especial de Nivel Cuatro para el 2026 Park Silly Sunday Market

The Council discussed a proposed $2.2 million pathway project and potential water impact fee increases. No substantive decisions were made during the work session regarding these items.

• Approved closed session to discuss property
• Approved adjournment of closed meeting
• Approved Water Service District consent agenda

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo sobre una propuesta para desarrollar un lote vacío en 1885 Lower Iron Horse Loop con una vivienda multifamiliar de 18 unidades, que incluye un cambio de zona de Estate a General Commercial. También discutirán posibles enmiendas al Código Municipal de Señalización (Municipal Sign Code) con respecto al marketing de construcción y letreros de bienes raíces. Los puntos de la agenda regular incluyen una modificación a un permiso de uso condicional de pendiente pronunciada en 384 Woodside Avenue y una enmiación de plano para aumentar el metraje cuadrado permitido para el Lote 21 en 3181 American Saddler Drive. Las audiencias públicas y las posibles acciones están programadas para los puntos de la agenda regular.

• 1885 Lower Iron Horse Loop – Desarrollo Planificado Maestro, Permiso de Uso Condicional y Cambio de Zona para vivienda multifamiliar de 18 unidades
• Enmiendas al Código Municipal de Señalización (Municipal Sign Code) con respecto al marketing de construcción y letreros de bienes raíces
• 384 Woodside Avenue – Modificación del Permiso de Uso Condicional de Pendiente Pronunciada para reducir la profundidad del garaje de 20 a 18 pies
• 3181 American Saddler Drive – Enmienda de Plano para aumentar el metraje cuadrado permitido del Lote 21 de 5,500 a 5,600 sq ft

The Planning Commission held a work session regarding a proposal to rezone 0.54 acres from Estate to General Commercial to allow for 17 residential units. Commissioners discussed the reduction in affordable housing compared to previous proposals and requested further information regarding the zone change, building height exceptions, and parking.

• Discussed rezoning of 1885 Lower Iron Horse Loop from Estate to General Commercial

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

El Departamento de Planificación de Park City llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre un permiso de uso condicional administrativo para 322 Main Street. El solicitante propone un comedor al aire libre en el balcón existente y una terraza de azotea en una estructura histórica emblemática ubicada en el Distrito de Zonificación Comercial Histórica (Historic Commercial Business Zoning District). El departamento considerará la propuesta y podrá tomar medidas durante la reunión.

• 322 Main Street – Permiso de Uso Condicional para comedor al aire libre en balcón y terraza de azotea en edificio histórico (audiencia pública y acción, PL-26-06855)

Planning Director Rebecca Ward approved an Administrative Conditional Use Permit for outdoor dining at 322 Main Street. The approval allows for dining on an existing balcony and a new rooftop deck.

• Approved Administrative Conditional Use Permit for outdoor dining at 322 Main Street

City Council

El Concejo revisará un avance del presupuesto operativo y una propuesta de cronograma de tarifas para el año fiscal 2027. La reunión incluye varios puntos de la agenda de consentimiento relacionados con compras de equipo y enmiendas de contratos, así como asuntos nuevos que involucran la prevención de daños por inundaciones y la autoridad del ingeniero de la ciudad.

• Acuerdo de $150,000 con Consolidated Electrical Distributors, Inc. para un gabinete de transformador
• Acuerdo de $923,153 con Sonntag Recreation para equipo de juegos en The Mine at City Park
• Acuerdo de $117,326 con Broadwell Air Domes para modificaciones de las canchas de tenis de PC MARC
• Aumento de $700,000 al acuerdo con WSP USA Inc. para servicios de diseño de tránsito
• Cesión de la parcela SA-224-G-11-X en Park Avenue y Deer Valley Drive a UDOT

The Park City Council approved the operating budget preview and fee schedule for FY27, including full funding for childcare scholarships and arts nonprofit grants. The Council also approved the recreation budget request and discussed the Historic District Grant Program.

• Approved operating budget preview for FY27
• Approved full $685,000 childcare scholarship budget request
• Approved full arts nonprofit grant program budget request ($108,000)
• Approved recreation budget request
• Agreed to fund Senior Center Executive Director position from General Fund
• Discussed Historic District Grant Program increase to $200,000
• Discussed proposed FY27 fee schedule changes
• Discussed Community Health Improvement Plan

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo sesiones de trabajo sobre las actualizaciones propuestas para las pautas del estudio de impacto de transporte y el código de estacionamiento, y sobre un permiso de uso condicional por pendiente pronunciada para dos casas en Norfolk Avenue. Los puntos de la agenda regular incluyen una audiencia pública sobre la actualización de los Estándares Municipales de 2026, una enmienda de plano para crear un lote histórico de 1,721 pies cuadrados en 830 Empire Avenue, y una enmienda de plano para cerrar una terraza en 8200 Royal Street. La comisión también puede aprobar las actas de reuniones anteriores y escuchar comentarios del público.

• Sesión de trabajo sobre las enmiendas al Código de Gestión de Tierras para las pautas del estudio de impacto de transporte, gestión de la demanda de transporte y estacionamiento (PL-25-06513)
• Sesión de trabajo sobre 209 y 215 Norfolk Avenue – permisos de uso condicional por pendiente pronunciada y acceso a entrada de vehículos privada (PL-24-06189)
• Audiencia pública sobre la actualización de los Estándares y Especificaciones Municipales de Park City de 2026; posible recomendación al Concejo Municipal (GI-26-00595)
• Audiencia pública y acción sobre la enmienda de plano para 830 Empire Avenue para crear un lote de 1,721 pies cuadrados para un sitio histórico de importancia (PL-25-06587)
• Audiencia pública y acción sobre la enmienda de plano para 8200 Royal Street #10 para cerrar una parte de la terraza de 73 pies cuadrados y crear un loft de 380 pies cuadrados (PL-26-06846)

The Planning Commission approved minutes from March 11 and March 25, 2026, both unanimously. The remainder of the meeting was a work session on the Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Toolbox, with no votes or decisions on policies, code amendments, or development applications.

• Approved March 11, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous, Strachan abstained)
• Approved March 25, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous, Strachan abstained)

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

El Comité Asesor de Servicios sin Fines de Lucro revisará las actas de la reunión anterior y analizará los procesos, criterios, resultados y plazos de los programas de subvenciones. El comité también tiene la intención de elegir a un nuevo Vicepresidente y discutir el proceso de selección para los puestos vacantes en el comité.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 14 de enero de 2026
• Discusión de Programas de Subvenciones: Proceso, Criterios, Resultados y Plazos
• Elección de un nuevo Vicepresidente del Comité
• Discusión del proceso de selección para los puestos vacantes en el comité

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee approved the minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting. Members elected Chris Neff as vice chair for the term ending November 2026. The meeting was then adjourned by unanimous vote.

• Approved January 14, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Chris Neff as vice chair, term through Nov 2026 (unanimous)
• Moved to adjourn meeting (unanimous)

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss updates on The MINE at City Park and PCMARC Pools. The meeting includes a review of March minutes and a post-meeting tour of the pool facility.

• Project update: The MINE at City Park
• Project update: PCMARC Pools
• Approval of March meeting minutes
• Tour of the pool facility

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

The Planning Department will hold a public hearing to decide on several land use permits and amendments. Key items include a historic structure modification on Main Street and a storage building at the Payday Lift Mid-Station.

• 322 Main Street: Rooftop and rear addition to a landmark historic structure
• 322 Main Street: Outdoor dining on existing balcony and proposed rooftop deck
• Parcel PCA-S-98-PCMR-1: New 20x30x12 foot accessory building at Payday Lift Mid-Station
• 2428 Gilt Edge Circle: One-year extension to the Queen Esther Village No. 1 Plat Amendment

The Planning Department approved a conditional use permit for Park City Mountain Resort to replace an existing sled storage building with a new 600-square-foot structure. The project includes specific requirements for dark-sky compliant exterior lighting and must obtain a building permit before construction begins.

• Approved Administrative Conditional Use Permit for Payday Lift Mid-Station accessory building

Historic Preservation Board

The Park City Historic Preservation Board will consider adopting a framework for exterior siding materials in historic districts and discuss potential improvements to the Historic District Grant Program. The meeting includes public hearings on a roof modification at 615 Woodside Avenue and a grant application amendment at 525 Park Avenue.

• Public hearing on siding materials framework
• Public hearing on 615 Woodside Avenue roof modification
• Public hearing on 525 Park Avenue grant application amendment
• Discussion on Historic District Grant Program improvements
• Consideration of materials and finishes for additions

The Board approved previous meeting minutes and continued a discussion regarding external siding materials in historic districts to a future date. A work session was held to discuss potential improvements to the Historic District Grant Program.

• Appointed Lola Beatlebrox as Chair Pro Tem (unanimous)
• Approved March 4, 2026, meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Continued External Siding Materials item to a date uncertain (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Park City Board of Adjustment will approve the minutes from its February 10, 2026 meeting and consider three variance applications. Each request seeks relief from land management code requirements for properties in the Historic Residential‑1 zoning district: 830 Empire Avenue, 37 and 45 Hillside Avenue, and 416 Ontario Avenue. The board will vote on whether to grant the variances.

• 830 Empire Avenue – variance to increase lot size to 1,721 sq ft for a landmark historic site (PL‑26‑06832).
• 37 and 45 Hillside Avenue – variance to allow a subterranean garage and access, modifying building footprint and setbacks (PL‑26‑06843).
• 416 Ontario Avenue – variance to permit a front‑yard deck on a single‑family home (PL‑25‑06764).
• Approval of Board of Adjustment meeting minutes from February 10, 2026.

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will review proposals to upgrade Silverlode and Eagle lifts at Park City Mountain and provide input on telecommunications facility code amendments. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a basement addition at 1009 Norfolk Avenue.

• Site visit at 1498 Lowell Avenue to view Silverlode and Eagle lift upgrades
• Review of Park City Mountain's conditional use permits for lift upgrades (PL-26-06820, PL-26-06821)
• Review of proposed Land Management Code amendments for telecommunications (PL-26-06844)
• Public hearing for basement addition at 1009 Norfolk Avenue (PL-26-06838)
• Work session on Park City Mountain's lift upgrades in the Recreation and Open Space Zoning District

The Planning Commission established specific commissioners to serve as liaisons for various priority categories including open space, housing, and transportation. The Commission also held a work session to review proposed lift upgrades at Park City Mountain Resort.

• Assigned Christin Van Dine as liaison for Open Space Preservation
• Assigned Rick Shand as liaison for Affordable Housing
• Assigned Henry Sigg as liaison for Community Character
• Assigned John Frontero as liaison for Transportation
• Assigned Seth Beal as liaison for Sustainability
• Assigned Grant Tilson as liaison for Emerging Technology

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

The Planning Department will hold a public hearing to consider a retaining wall permit for 954 Woodside Avenue and a design review for a new single-family dwelling at 384 Woodside Avenue.

• 954 Woodside Avenue: Administrative Conditional Use Permit for a retaining wall greater than four feet
• 384 Woodside Avenue: Historic District Design Review for a new single-family dwelling
• Meeting location: Marsac Municipal Building, Planning Department Conference Room, 445 Marsac Avenue
• Meeting date: March 19, 2026
• Meeting time: 12:00 PM

Director Rebecca Ward approved the Administrative Conditional Use Permit for 954 Woodside Avenue, allowing a 6‑foot concrete retaining wall in the front setback of the Historic Residential‑1 district. No public comments were received. The approval includes conditions for drainage, landscaping, and obtaining a building permit. No other items were decided at this hearing.

• Approved Administrative Conditional Use Permit for 954 Woodside Avenue (retaining wall)

City Council

The council will hold a closed session, a work session on the FY27 capital budget and transit construction, and then a regular meeting. At the regular meeting the council will appoint Adam Lenhard as City Manager and consider several consent‑agenda items, including a $150,000 consultant contract for a Phase II zero‑emission transit plan and a $5,600 contract for artful bike‑rack designs. The council will also authorize a trial agreement with Transtax Advisors for federal clean‑energy tax credits and discuss a second amendment to the Brinshore Development agreement for the Bonanza 5‑acre site redevelopment.

• Appointment of Adam Lenhard as City Manager
• Authorize up to $150,000 for consultant services to develop Phase II Zero Emission Transit Plan
• Authorize up to $5,600 for design of artful bike racks by selected artists
• Authorize a 24‑month trial agreement with Transtax Advisors to secure federal clean‑energy tax credits
• Authorize second amendment to exclusive negotiation agreement with Brinshore Development for Bonanza 5‑acre site redevelopment

The council approved a motion to close the meeting for property and personnel discussion. The closed session was then adjourned. The council voted to appoint Adam Lenhard as City Manager of the Park City Municipal Corporation. The appointment was approved with four council members voting yes.

• Approved motion to close meeting for property and personnel (5-0)
• Approved adjournment of closed session (5-0)
• Appointed Adam Lenhard as City Manager (4-0, Parigian excused)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and take action on four plat amendments and construction permits. The body will also discuss updates to transportation planning and regulations for swimming pools and hot tubs.

• 685, 695, 705, and 725 Saddle View Way: Proposed additions of private area for condominium units
• 1456 & 1470 Amber Road: Proposed conversion of common area to private and limited common area
• 405 Woodside Avenue: Proposed rear addition to a historic structure on a steep slope
• 6453 Silver Lake Drive: Proposed plat amendment to revise the platted area of disturbance
• 1750 Kearns Boulevard: Proposed conversion of an emergency vehicle lane into a bus lane

The Planning Commission unanimously approved the February 25, 2026 meeting minutes. Commissioners also unanimously elected John Frontero to serve as Chair Pro Tem. No other formal actions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved February 25, 2026 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Elected John Frontero as Chair Pro Tem (unanimous consent)

City Council

The Park City and Summit County councils will hold a special joint meeting to discuss presentations on the Park City Senior Center, Recycle Utah and solid waste status, and an Olympic Observer Program debrief. No formal decisions are scheduled.

• Presentation on Park City Senior Center by Economic Development Project Manager
• Briefing on Recycle Utah and solid waste status
• Debrief on Olympic Observer Program
• Wrap up and schedule next joint meeting

The council scheduled the next joint meeting. The meeting will be held on June 12, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. No other actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

• Scheduled next joint meeting for June 12, 2026 at 8:30 a.m.

City Council

The Park City Council will consider authorizing a Memorandum of Understanding with 1251 Kearns, LLC and Emporium Properties, LLC to realign Munchkin Road and create a larger city-owned lot at 1825 Woodbine. The consent agenda includes a $135,000 contract with Cache Valley Electric for security cameras and access control at The Mine at City Park. A closed session and a work session on the city property encroachment policy are also scheduled.

• Consent agenda: $135,000 contract with Cache Valley Electric for security cameras and access control at The Mine at City Park
• New business: Consider MOU with 1251 Kearns, LLC and Emporium Properties, LLC to realign Munchkin Road and create a larger city-owned lot at 1825 Woodbine
• 2026 Legislative Session Update with bill tracking list
• Closed session to discuss real property, litigation, personnel, and attorney-client matters

The council voted to authorize the City Manager to sign an agreement with Cache Valley Electric for security cameras and access control at The Mine at City Park, limited to $135,000. Council also agreed to give the City Engineer additional authority in the code to manage right‑of‑way encroachments. Both actions were approved during the March 5, 2026 meeting.

• Approved agreement with Cache Valley Electric, not to exceed $135,000 for security cameras at The Mine (ayes: Ciraco, Miller, Toly, Zegarra)
• Council agreed to grant the City Engineer more authority to manage encroachments on the city right‑of‑way (no vote tally recorded)

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will discuss updates to the Historic District Grant Program and siding material standards. The board will also consider requests regarding a landmark structure relocation and specific property changes on Park Avenue and Main Street.

• Review of request to relocate a landmark historic structure at 1060 Woodside Avenue (PL-25-06673)
• Recommendation to City Council regarding a fence in the right-of-way at 1304 Park Avenue
• Proposed rooftop and rear addition and facade changes at 322 Main Street (PL-24-06265)
• Feedback on annual funding amounts for the Historic District Grant Program
• Review of the draft Master List of Materials and Finishes for external siding

Board Member Puggy Holmgren moved to approve the Historic Preservation Board minutes from February 2, 2026, and Board Member Lola Beatlebrox seconded the motion. The motion passed with unanimous consent of the Board. Other agenda items were discussed, but no formal decisions or votes were recorded.

• Approved February 2, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous consent)

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will consider a recommendation on racquet sports passes as new business. They will also hear project updates on the MARC pools and The MINE. The board will approve minutes from the February meeting.

• Racquet Sports Pass Presentation and Recommendation
• Project updates: MARC Pools
• Project updates: The MINE
• Approval of February meeting minutes
• Public input on any city business not on agenda

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session covering liaison assignments, the Park City Ice Arena's water intrusion and facility strategy, Utah Renewable Communities, park-and-ride site selection, and General Plan implementation. The regular meeting includes a consent agenda item authorizing a conservation easement amendment with Deer Valley Resort and a new business item approving an encroachment agreement for a fence at 2166 Comstock Drive. The council may also enter a closed session for real property, litigation, or personnel matters.

• Discuss Park City Ice Arena: water intrusion and long-term facility strategy
• Review 2025 General Plan implementation actions recommended by Historic Preservation Board and Planning Commission
• Authorize Mayor to execute Second Amendment to Deer Valley Resort Company conservation easement (consent agenda)
• Approve encroachment agreement for fence at 2166 Comstock Drive, requiring retaining wall relocation for two-foot sidewalk setback
• 2026 Legislative session update and bill tracking

The Council approved a motion to close the meeting for property and litigation discussion (4‑0) and later approved adjournment of the closed session (5‑0). Members voted to support a $47,225 feasibility study to address water intrusion at the Park City Ice Arena. The Council also expressed support for the Gordo Park‑Ride as the recommended first‑phase eastern capture lot and for advancing its environmental review.

• Closed meeting on property and litigation approved (ayes: Miller, Parigian, Toly, Zegarra)
• Adjournment of closed session approved (ayes: Ciraco, Miller, Parigian, Toly, Zegarra)
• Supported $47,225 ice arena feasibility study (no vote tally recorded)
• Supported Gordo Park‑Ride first phase and environmental review (support: Toly, Miller, Ciraco, Zegarra; Parigian neutral)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider three plat amendments and one appeal of a building permit. The body will also hold a work session regarding municipal sign code amendments.

• Work session on Municipal Code Section 12-10-2(B) regarding construction marketing signs
• Condominium plat amendment for 201 Heber Avenue to adjust commercial and residential areas
• Plat amendment for 322 & 324 Main Street to reconfigure lot lines and resolve an encroachment
• Condominium plat amendment for 7885 Aster Lane to expand a front facade deck
• Appeal of staff approval for driveway plans at 220 King Road across a platted easement on 200 King Road

Commissioners nominated John Frontero to serve as Chair Pro Tem; the motion passed with unanimous consent. The commission also approved the Planning Commission meeting minutes from January 28, 2026, again by unanimous consent. A work session was held to discuss proposed amendments to the municipal sign code, but no formal action was taken.

• Nominated John Frontero as Chair Pro Tem (unanimous consent)
• Approved Planning Commission minutes from Jan 28 2026 (unanimous consent)

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting. The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and a potential closed session.

• Potential closed session to discuss real property, litigation, individual fitness, or attorney-client communications

The council voted to close the meeting for a personnel discussion, with four members voting in favor. Later, the council voted to adjourn the closed session at 5:00 p.m., with five members voting in favor. No other business was taken.

• Closed session to discuss personnel approved (4‑0)
• Adjournment of closed session at 5:00 p.m. approved (5‑0)

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

The Park City Planning Department will hold a public hearing on February 19, 2026. The agenda includes design review actions for a new single‑family dwelling at 221 Park Avenue, a one‑year extension request for a new single‑family dwelling at 949 Empire Avenue, and permits for an accessory apartment and a retaining wall at 610 Sunnyside Drive. The department will consider both public hearing and action items for each case.

• 221 Park Avenue – Historic District Design Review for a new 1,647‑sq‑ft single‑family dwelling (PL‑25‑06573)
• 949 Empire Avenue – Extension of Historic District Design Review for a new single‑family dwelling (PL‑26‑06798)
• 610 Sunnyside Drive – Administrative Permit for an accessory apartment in Single‑Family zoning (PL‑25‑06640)
• 610 Sunnyside Drive – Administrative Conditional Use Permit for a retaining wall over four feet in the front setback (PL‑25‑06641)

The Planning Director approved the Historic District Design Review application for a new 1,647‑sq‑ft single‑family dwelling at 221 Park Avenue, finding it complies with all historic‑district, zoning, and building requirements. The applicant, Jonathan DeGray, had no objections. The agenda item for 368 Woodside Avenue was continued to a later date.

• Approved Historic District Design Review for 221 Park Avenue
• Continued agenda item for 368 Woodside Avenue to a later date

City Council

The Park City City Council will hold a special virtual meeting on February 13, 2026. During the meeting, council members may consider a motion to enter a closed session under Utah's Open and Public Meetings Act. The closed session would allow discussion of real property transactions, litigation, personnel issues, and attorney-client communications. Afterward, the council will adjourn.

• Consider motion to enter closed session for discussion of real property, litigation, personnel matters, and attorney-client communications

At 9:05 a.m., Council Member Bill Ciraco moved to close the meeting to discuss personnel, seconded by Council Member Tana Toly. The motion was approved with ayes from Ciraco, Molly Miller, Toly, and Diego Zegarra. At 11:20 a.m., Council Member Ciraco moved to adjourn the closed session, seconded by Council Member Ed Parigian; the motion was approved with ayes from Ciraco, Miller, Parigian, Toly, and Zegarra. The meeting then adjourned.

• Closed meeting to discuss personnel – approved (ayes: Ciraco, Miller, Toly, Zegarra)
• Adjourn closed session – approved (ayes: Ciraco, Miller, Parigian, Toly, Zegarra)

Planning Commission

Board of Adjustment

The Park City Board of Adjustment will decide on two variance requests. One seeks an exception to minimum lot width requirements for a proposed plat amendment at 322 & 324 Main Street. The other requests front setback and deck regulation variances for a single-family dwelling at 416 Ontario Avenue. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public communications.

• 322 & 324 Main Street – Variance for exception to Historic Commercial Business Zoning District minimum lot width requirement for Red Banjo Plat Amendment (PL-26-06815)
• 416 Ontario Avenue – Variance from Land Management Code § 15-2.2-3(G) front setback exceptions and § 15-13-8(B)(7) deck regulations in Historic Residential-1 District (PL-25-06764)

The Board approved the minutes from the January 13, 2026 meeting after establishing a quorum. It then approved the variance request for 322 Main Street (Red Banjo Pizza), 324 Main Street and 325 Swede Alley (Park Place) in the Historic Commercial Business district. The approval includes a condition limiting the variance to the creation of two contiguous lots. No other public communications or disclosures were reported.

• Approved January 13, 2026 meeting minutes after quorum was established
• Approved variance for 322 Main St, 324 Main St, and 325 Swede Alley (Board of Adjustment)
• Adopted Condition of Approval limiting variance to creation of two contiguous lots

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

The Park City Planning Department will hold a public hearing with actions on four items. It will consider a modification to the historic district design review for 844 Empire Avenue. It will vote on a one‑year extension of the Little Belle Condominiums plat amendment at 7185 Little Belle Court. It will also review proposals to build single‑family homes at 368 and 384 Woodside Avenue in the Historic Residential‑1 zoning district.

• 844 Empire Avenue – modify historic district design review (restore roof, lower dormers, add basement) – PL-25-06754
• 7185 Little Belle Court – one‑year extension of plat amendment for Little Belle Condominiums – PL-25-06795
• 368 Woodside Avenue – propose single‑family dwelling in Historic Residential‑1 zone – PL-25-06389
• 384 Woodside Avenue – propose single‑family dwelling in Historic Residential‑1 zone – PL-25-06388

The Planning Director approved the applicant's request to modify the Historic District Design Review for 844 Empire Avenue. The approved changes include adding a basement level, lowering the rear dormers, and restoring the truncated gable roof. The approval is subject to a list of conditions of approval outlined in the final action letter. No further public comments were received.

• Approved Modification to Historic District Design Review for 844 Empire Avenue

Historic Preservation Board

The Park City Historic Preservation Board will approve minutes from the January 7, 2026 meeting and consider several applications. It will hold a public hearing and vote on a design modification for 573 Main Street and grant requests for 218 Sandridge Road ($24,900) and 525 Park Avenue ($24,500). The board will also note the withdrawal of an application for 732 Crescent Road.

• 573 Main Street – Modification to Historic District Design Review to deconstruct portions of the front and secondary facade
• 218 Sandridge Road – $24,900 historic district grant to complete framing work on exterior walls and roof
• 525 Park Avenue – $24,500 historic district grant to repair and paint the exterior facade of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
• 732 Crescent Road – Applicant withdrew a modification request for a basement and rear addition
• Approval of meeting minutes from January 7, 2026

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the January 7, 2026 meeting. It then approved a Modification to a Historic District Design Review for 573 Main Street, allowing restoration of historic windows, conversion of a window to a door, and canopy changes, subject to conditions and a required financial guarantee.

• Approved January 7, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous consent)
• Approved Modification to Historic District Design Review at 573 Main Street

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will approve January meeting minutes, receive an update on racquet sports passes, and hear project updates on the MARC pools and The MINE. No votes on new fees or contracts are scheduled.

• Approve Recreation Advisory Board minutes from January 2026
• Racquet Sports Pass Update (new business)
• Project update: MARC Pools (old business)
• Project update: The MINE (old business)

City Council

The Park City Council will discuss land management code amendments regarding public transit amenity areas. The body is also reviewing several contracts for invasive species mitigation and nonprofit grants.

• Ordinance No. 2026-03 to allow public transit amenity areas in setbacks
• Contract amendments for invasive species mitigation totaling not to exceed $475,000
• Emergent Community Needs Grant awards totaling $55,150 for six local nonprofits
• Three-year lease for 1.8 acres along State Route 224 for a laydown yard
• Extension of exclusive negotiation clause with Wadsworth Acquisitions, LLC for an indoor pickleball facility

The council voted to close the meeting to discuss a property and later to adjourn the closed session, both motions passing with four ayes. The council also approved a $27,250 public service contract for PC Tots for FY25, redirecting remaining funds to the Emergent Needs Fund. No final vote was recorded on the proposed childcare funding options.

• Closed meeting motion approved (ayes: Miller, Parigian, Toly, Zegarra; excused: Ciraco)
• Adjournment motion approved (ayes: Miller, Parigian, Toly, Zegarra; excused: Ciraco)
• Approved FY25 public service contract of $27,250 for PC Tots, with remaining funds moved to Emergent Needs Fund

Planning Commission

The Park City Planning Commission will consider a conditional use permit for a 480-square-foot outdoor pool, a nightly rental permit, and a plat amendment. The body will also discuss the 2025 General Plan and modify a housing permit deadline.

• Consideration of 28 Payday Drive outdoor pool (480 sq ft)
• Public hearing for 751 Rossie Hill Drive nightly rental
• Plat amendment for 52 and 60 Prospect Avenue
• Modification to Mine Bench Site housing permit deadline
• Discussion of 2025 General Plan implementation

The commission unanimously approved the minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting. It then approved a Conditional Use Permit for a 480‑square‑foot outdoor pool at 28 Payday Drive, noting compliance with zoning, the Sensitive Land Overlay, and required conditions such as noise ordinance adherence and parking provisions.

• Approved January 14, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous consent)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for outdoor pool at 28 Payday Drive

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

The Park City Planning Department will hold a public hearing and take action on an Administrative Conditional Use Permit for a temporary change of occupancy and a 6-foot by 6-foot bathroom trailer at 1205 Iron Horse Drive. The event is scheduled from January 22 to January 26, 2026, in the General Commercial Zoning District.

• Temporary conditional use permit for an event at 1205 Iron Horse Drive
• Proposed temporary bathroom trailer (6x6 feet) and change of occupancy
• Event duration: January 22–26, 2026 in General Commercial Zoning District
• Public hearing and action on PL-26-06802

The Planning Director approved an Administrative Conditional Use Permit for a temporary change of occupancy and a six‑foot‑by‑six‑foot bathroom trailer at 1205 Iron Horse Drive for an event Jan. 23‑28, 2026. The approval includes conditions such as no guest parking on site, compliance with the noise ordinance, and obtaining an operational fire permit before the event. No members of the public spoke during the closed hearing.

• Approved Administrative Conditional Use Permit for temporary occupancy and bathroom trailer (1205 Iron Horse Drive)
• Closed public hearing with no public comments

City Council

The Park City Council will convene to swear in a new member, approve Sundance Film Festival sales licenses, and adopt updated city policies. The agenda also includes authorizing engineering services and negotiating a redevelopment agreement.

• Approve Type 2 Convention Sales Licenses for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival
• Adopt Ordinance 2026-02 updating accommodations, drug testing, and vehicle policies
• Authorize professional services agreement with Bowen Collins and Associates Inc. up to $200,000
• Amend exclusive negotiation agreement with Brinshore Development for Bonanza 5-Acre Site redevelopment
• Formally adopt the Re-Create 248 Transit Study's Dedicated Exclusive Bus Lanes Alternative

The council approved a closed session to discuss property and litigation, then adjourned it. The consent agenda, which included Type 2 convention sales licenses, Ordinance 2026‑02, a $200,000 professional services agreement, and an amendment to the Bonanza site negotiation agreement, was approved unanimously. Council members adopted a resolution supporting the locally preferred alternative for the Re‑Create 248 transit project, passing 4‑1. Council Member‑elect Molly Miller was sworn in for a term ending Jan 3 2028.

• Approved closed session to discuss property and litigation (motion by Ciraco, seconded by Zegarra)
• Approved adjournment of closed session (motion by Toly, seconded by Zegarra)
• Swearing in of Council Member‑elect Molly Miller for term expiring Jan 3 2028
• Approved Consent Agenda (Type 2 convention sales licenses, Ordinance 2026‑02, $200,000 professional services agreement, amendment to Bonanza site negotiation) – unanimous (5‑0)
• Approved resolution adopting locally preferred alternative for Re‑Create 248 transit project (ayes: Ciraco, Miller, Toly, Zegarra; nay: Parigian) – 4‑1

Planning Department Administrative Public Hearing

The Park City Planning Department will hold an administrative public hearing on four items: a one-year extension of a conditional use permit for an addition to Blind Dog Restaurant at 1251 Kearns Boulevard, a historic district design review for a new single-family dwelling at 841 Lowell Avenue, and two temporary structure permits for events. All items are subject to public hearing and action.

• 1251 Kearns Boulevard – one-year extension of conditional use permit for Blind Dog Restaurant addition (PL-25-06747)
• 841 Lowell Avenue – historic district design review for a new single-family dwelling in Historic Residential-1 zone (PL-25-06632)
• 2900 Deer Valley Drive – temporary 40x60-foot tent for Brand Storytelling event, Jan 21-24, 2026 (PL-25-06774)
• 7520 Royal Street – 400 sq ft temporary pop-up vendor structure at Goldner Hirsch (PL-25-06796)

The Planning Director approved a one‑year extension of the conditional use permit for the Blind Dog Restaurant addition at 1251 Kearns Boulevard. The director also approved the historic district design review for 841 Lowell Avenue, permitting demolition of the existing single‑family dwelling and construction of a new dwelling on Lot 10 under the stated conditions. No public comments were recorded for the Kearns request and limited comments were heard for the Lowell Avenue proposal.

• Approved one‑year CUP extension for 1251 Kearns Blvd (Blind Dog Restaurant)
• Approved historic district design review for 841 Lowell Ave, allowing demolition and new SFD on Lot 10

City Council

The City Council will appoint a member to fill the seat vacated by Ryan Dickey. The body will also consider a consent agreement regarding land use approvals for a single family house at 220 King Road. Other items include a grazing license and Sundance Film Festival sales licenses.

• Appointment of new City Council member to replace Ryan Dickey
• Resolution 03-2026: Consent agreement with Pesky Porcupine, LLC for 220 King Road
• Grazing license for Michael F. Pace for 129.38 acres
• Type 2 Convention Sales Licenses for 2026 Sundance Film Festival
• Resolution 02-2026: Support for America250 Utah and the Park City 250 Community Committee

The council voted to close the meeting at 3:17 p.m. to discuss security, with Council Members Ciraco, Toly, and Zegarra voting yes (3‑0). The motion was approved. Later, at 3:40 p.m., the council approved a motion to adjourn the closed session, with Council Members Ciraco, Parigian, Toly, and Zegarra voting yes (4‑0).

• Approved motion to close meeting for security discussion (3-0)
• Approved motion to adjourn closed meeting (4-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session on amendments to the Land Management Code regarding Traffic Impact Study Guidelines and Transportation Demand Management. The regular agenda includes a public hearing and action on a steep slope conditional use permit for a single-family dwelling at 221 Park Avenue, a condominium plat amendment at 7715 Village Way Unit 403 to expand a mezzanine area, a conditional use permit for a 575-square-foot bar at 1765 Sidewinder Drive Suite R200, and an appeal of a conditional use permit extension approval for development at 220 King Road.

• Work session on updates to Traffic Impact Study Guidelines and code amendments for Transportation Demand Management
• 221 Park Avenue: steep slope conditional use permit for a 1,647-square-foot single-family dwelling in Historic Residential-1 zone
• 7715 Village Way Unit 403: condominium plat amendment to expand mezzanine level by 164 square feet at Shooting Star Lodge in Residential Development zone
• 1765 Sidewinder Drive Suite R200: conditional use permit for a 575-square-foot bar in General Commercial zone
• 220 King Road: appeal of three conditional use permit extensions approved on October 2, 2025, in Historic Residential-1 Master Planned Development zone

The commission discussed updates to the Traffic Impact Study (TIS) guidelines and a Transportation Demand Management (TDM) toolbox. Commissioners asked questions and provided feedback on thresholds, affordable‑housing considerations, and mitigation strategies, but no formal actions or votes were recorded.

Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee

The Nonprofit Services Advisory Committee will meet to review community updates and approve previous meeting minutes. The committee is scheduled to discuss applications for the Emergent Community Needs Grant.

• Discussion of Emergent Community Needs Grant applications
• Approval of December 17, 2025 meeting minutes

The committee unanimously approved the minutes from the December 17, 2025 meeting. It also approved grant recommendations totaling $55,150 for six nonprofit organizations. Additionally, the committee approved both PC Tots funding options: $50,000 if provider incentives are not increased and $15,000 if they are.

• Approved December 17, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved $9,000 grant to Hive Family Collective (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 grant to National Ability Center (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 grant to People’s Health Clinic (unanimous)
• Approved $5,000 grant to Summit Community Gardens – Eats (unanimous)
• Approved $13,650 grant to Summit County Clubhouse (unanimous)
• Approved $7,500 grant to WasteLess Solutions (unanimous)
• Approved PC Tots Option A ($50,000) and Option B ($15,000) funding recommendations (unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will meet to review a variance request for a single-family dwelling. The board will decide if the applicant can bypass specific setback and deck regulations in the Historic Residential - 1 Zoning District.

• Variance request for 416 Ontario Avenue regarding front setback and deck regulations (PL-25-06764)

City Council

The Park City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct interviews of applicants to fill the council seat vacated by Ryan Dickey. No other business is scheduled.

• Interviews to fill the vacated City Council seat left by Ryan Dickey

City Council

The Park City Council will decide on temporary alcohol and sales licenses for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival and approve the Park City and Summit County Arts and Culture Master Plan. The meeting includes work sessions on transit and adaptive management, as well as administrative appointments for 2026.

• Approval of Single Event Temporary Alcoholic Beverage Licenses for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival
• Approval of Type 2 Convention Sales Licenses for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival
• Resolution 01-2026 approving the Park City and Summit County Arts and Culture Master Plan
• Authorization for Mayor Dickey to execute a Memorandum of Agreement to lease surplus water to Weber Basin
• Approval of the Public Art Advisory Board 2026 Strategic Plan

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a work session on proposed fence regulations and review general plan implementation strategies. They will also consider nominations for the 2026 Cindy Matsumoto Historic Preservation Award, vote on a $24,950 grant to repair the Thaynes Hoist House mine site, and hear an appeal of a pre-application waiver for two 15-foot poles at 200 King Road.

• Work session on proposed amendments to fence regulations in historic residential zoning districts
• Review and recommendation of 2025 General Plan historic preservation focus area strategies
• Selection of recipients for the 2026 Cindy Matsumoto Historic Preservation Award
• Request for $24,950 grant to repair historic mine hoist house, garage door facade, shaft tower, and watchmen shed at Thaynes Hoist House mine site
• Appeal of planning director approval to install two 15-foot poles at 200 King Road in Treasure Hill Subdivision

Recreation Advisory Board

The Recreation Advisory Board will meet to approve November 2025 City Council minutes and consider Recreation Arts & Parks (RAP) Tax Grant Awards. The meeting will also include updates on stadium field lights, The Mine project, and MARC Pools.

• Approval of November 2025 City Council minutes
• RAP Tax Grant Awards
• Stadium Field Lights installation update
• The Mine project update
• MARC Pools update