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Park City · City Council

Park City Council retreat day two: pillar liaisons set for social equity, environment, culture, transportation and housing

May 21, 2021, 9:00 a.m. · Park City Library Community Room, 1255 Park Avenue

On the second day of its retreat, council discussed social equity and affordability, authentic local culture and environmental leadership, and agreed on pillar liaisons. The minutes record no motions or votes.

From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.

In brief

1 item came up for a decision or discussion: 1 discussed.

This write-up links 3 source documents.

6 members were present.

Residents raised soils repository.

The previous City Council meeting was on May 20, 2021: Park City Council retreat day one: liaison assignments and Vision 2020 final report

The next one was on May 27, 2021: Park City Council approves July 4 plan 4-1, three plats and $574,000 in utility contracts

Decisions at a glance

Agenda, item by item

  1. Item 1-3 · Presentation

    Facilitated discussions: social equity and affordability, authentic local culture, environmental leadership

    Discussed

    Council held facilitated discussions on each pillar. No votes.

  2. Item 4 · Appointment

    Wrap-up and liaison assignments

    Discussed

    The city manager said council accepted the final Vision 2020 report. The minutes say council agreed to liaisons: Council Member Max Doilney for social equity and affordability, Council Member Steve Joyce for environmental leadership, Council Member Tim Henney for authentic local culture, Council Member Nann Worel for transportation innovation and Council Member Becca Gerber for housing. No vote recorded.

What residents said

Soils repository

Lynn Ware Peek, Rich Wyman, Mary Christa Smith, Sarah Berry, Angela Moschetta and Jocelyn Scudder of the Arts Council spoke. The mayor asked one speaker to avoid personal attacks and stopped her comment when she continued.