Park City Council approves Founders Place subdivision 4-1 and $174,000 Homestake consultant contract 3-2
January 27, 2022, 4:45 p.m. · City Council Chambers, 445 Marsac Avenue
After swearing in Ryan Dickey, the council approved the Founders Place subdivision on a 4-1 vote after a first motion failed, and the Phase I condominium plat 4-1, with Council Member Jeremy Rubell opposed. It also approved a $174,000 contract with Specific Performance, Inc. for the Homestake lot 3-2, with Rubell and Council Member Tana Toly opposed.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Founders Place subdivision, 3267 West Deer Hollow Road (Ordinance 2022-03) | Approved with conditions · 4-1 |
| Founders Place Phase I condominium plat (Ordinance 2022-04) | Approved · 4-1 |
| Specific Performance, Inc. contract for the Homestake lot | Approved · 3-2 |
| Temporary tent and outdoor structure approval process (Resolution 01-2022) | Approved · 5-0 |
| Pickleball and fitness RFP and sports complex master plan | Discussed |
Agenda, item by item
Item V.2 · Subdivision
Founders Place subdivision, 3267 West Deer Hollow Road (Ordinance 2022-03)
Approved with conditions · 4-1
A first motion by Council Member Max Doilney failed 2-3, with Dickey, Rubell and Toly opposed. A second motion by Council Member Becca Gerber approved the subdivision with an amended Deer Hollow Road condition referring to the developer and a condition prohibiting satellite parking; Rubell voted no. The project has 1.5 parking spaces per residence and six affordable units. No one spoke at the hearing.
Item V.3 · Subdivision
Founders Place Phase I condominium plat (Ordinance 2022-04)
Approved · 4-1
The council approved the plat for 32 market-rate units and four affordable units; Rubell voted no. No one spoke.
Item V.4 · Contract
Specific Performance, Inc. contract for the Homestake lot
Approved · 3-2
The council approved a contract not to exceed $174,000 for help with the Homestake lot at 1875 Homestake Road and affordable housing goals. The memorandum with JF Development carries $50,000 exposure, reimbursable only if the city cancels the project. The contract can be ended any time for services rendered. A delay motion by Rubell is noted but no separate vote is recorded.
- Contract$174,000 to Specific Performance, Inc.
Item V.1 · City code
Temporary tent and outdoor structure approval process (Resolution 01-2022)
Approved · 5-0
The council adopted the process as amended to add staff discretion on height, more review-time language and clarification of the city's authority to deny permits. Fire permit fees are not waived this year and the resolution expires in May.
Item WS 1 · Parks
Pickleball and fitness RFP and sports complex master plan
Discussed
Council favored moving forward. Discussion covered indoor pickleball courts, a MARC expansion, pool systems and a master plan for a 16.32-acre parcel at 425 Gilmore Way; the winter bubble cost $74,000 last year. No vote.
Item WS 3 · Presentation
Winter Olympic special events
Discussed
Events include Kimball Terrace activities, a Main Street screen and a Feb. 12 Bob Wells Plaza event; staff may approve events with services under $10,000. No vote.
Item WS 2 · Presentation
2022 legislative policy platform
Discussed
Council asked the city manager to work with Council Member Jeremy Rubell to amend language on authentic local community. No vote.
What residents said
Founders Place parking
Olympian Hannah Kearney and Emily Fisher of Youth Sports Alliance spoke about a planned Olympic-anniversary parade.