Park City to hold Oct. 20 open house on proposed land use code changes
The proposals cover wildfire-resistant landscaping, parking, pools and hot tubs, and affordable and seasonal housing.
Park City will hold a community open house Tuesday, Oct. 20, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Community Room at the Park City Library on proposed land use code changes, TownLift reported. Residents can learn about the updates, ask questions and give feedback. [1]
The changes are intended to align the city's Land Management Code with the General Plan adopted in September 2025. Under discussion are updated wildfire-resistant landscaping requirements, new standards for outdoor swimming pools and hot tubs, changes to parking regulations and provisions intended to encourage affordable and seasonal housing. [1]
The city is also considering requirements for construction projects to divert waste from landfills and updates to telecommunications rules covering small wireless facilities. University of Utah researchers will gather input on wildfire mitigation, resilience and insurance for an ongoing study. [1] The city's planning page says the council adopted a new General Plan in the fall of 2025 and set up an annual review to prioritize Land Management Code amendments. [2]
Sources
- TownLift: Park City seeks public input on proposed land use code changes townlift.com
- Park City: LMC Updates - Code Amendments parkcity.gov
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