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Park City approved making Deer Valley's Snow Park district boards self-appointed in April 2026

On its April 30, 2026 consent agenda the council approved Resolution 09-2026, amending the governing document of the three Snow Park public infrastructure districts so that each board of trustees will be self-appointed.

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Source / event date: Council minutes, April 30, 2026

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The Park City Council approved an amendment on April 30, 2026 that makes the boards of the three Deer Valley Snow Park public infrastructure districts self-appointed, according to the meeting minutes. [1]

Our Oct. 15 story reported the council's creation of the three districts in March 2025 to help finance a parking garage, roadways and other improvements for the Snow Park redevelopment. [2]

The vote

Item 8 on the consent agenda was "Consideration to Approve Resolution 09-2026, a Resolution Approving an Amendment to the Governing Document for DV Snow Park Public Infrastructure District Nos. 1–3 to Provide that the Board of Trustees of Each District will be Self-Appointed and Related Changes." [1]

Council Member Toly moved to approve the consent agenda and Council Member Ciraco seconded. Ciraco, Miller, Parigian and Toly voted aye; Zegarra, who attended by video, was recorded as excused. The minutes record no separate discussion, disclosure or recusal on the item. [1]

What the minutes do not show

The minutes do not describe the amendment's other "related changes" or give a reason for the change. The Ledger could not open the meeting packet, which includes the staff report. [1]

This story reports a change to how the districts' trustees are appointed. The records reviewed do not address the districts' debt, and nothing in them establishes a city obligation for district debt.

Sources

  1. Park City Council · Minutes, April 30, 2026
  2. Park City Council · Minutes, March 26, 2025 (Resolution 01-2025)

Reporting by The Utah Ledger from the public records above. AI-assisted, checked against those records.