Park City and Summit County councils hold joint meeting on regional projects and Olympics outreach
March 29, 2022, 8:30 a.m. · City Council Chambers, 445 Marsac Avenue
In a joint meeting with the Summit County Council, the council heard updates on a sustainable tourism plan, the Silver Summit campus subdivision, SR-224 bus rapid transit and the Quinn's Junction park and ride, and discussed Olympic outreach and regional housing. No motions or votes were recorded.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Agenda, item by item
Item III.1 · Presentation
Sustainable Tourism Plan (Park City Chamber)
Discussed
Chamber Executive Director Jennifer Wesselhoff described a plan with seven themes and a 22-member Destination Stewardship Committee, and asked both councils to pass a supporting resolution. Public sessions are set for April 11 and 27. No vote.
Item III.2 · Presentation
Silver Summit Campus Subdivision (Summit County)
Discussed
The county engineer described plans for a transit bus facility, a water district parcel, public works uses and a new spine road bypassing the roundabout, with road construction starting this summer. About 10 acres belong to Park City. No vote.
Item III.3 · Presentation
SR-224 Bus Rapid Transit (High Valley Transit)
Discussed
Construction is expected to begin in 2024 with four stations and a dedicated lane ending at the SR-248 and SR-224 intersection; some private property would need to be acquired. No vote.
Item III.4 · Presentation
Quinn's Junction Park and Ride
Discussed
The planned facility includes 465 parking stalls, electric vehicle and bus charging, shelters and restrooms. Members raised traffic and left-turn concerns and asked about Richardson Flat. No vote.
Item IV · Presentation
Olympics planning discussion
Discussed
Members discussed a resident-focused outreach process in May and June, with the cost of facilitators and outreach to be calculated. No amounts were stated. No vote.
Item V · Presentation
Regional planning: affordable housing
Discussed
Members asked for a future in-depth discussion of affordable housing and a possible regional housing authority, possibly including Wasatch County. No vote.