Joint city and county councils discuss sustainable tourism plan, winter park-and-ride and housing advisory committee; no votes
September 27, 2022, 9:00 a.m. · City Council Chambers, 445 Marsac Avenue
Park City and Summit County councils met jointly on September 27, 2022 with Mayor Nann Worel excused and Council Member Max Doilney presiding as mayor pro tem. They heard a sustainable tourism plan update, found no consensus on a short-term remote park-and-ride, and discussed an advisory board for the Live Park City housing initiative. No motions were recorded.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Regional remote park-and-ride | Discussed |
| Live Park City Advisory Committee | Discussed |
Agenda, item by item
Item II · Presentation
Sustainable tourism plan update
Discussed
The Chamber/Visitors Bureau presented an 18-month plan with a vision, stewardship principles and seven objectives and planned to request adoption by resolution at the next council meeting. A county member urged two-, five- and 10-year goals; Toly said the plan focused on visitors without mentioning residents; Rubell asked how businesses would be held accountable.
Item III · Roads and utilities
Regional remote park-and-ride
Discussed
Sites discussed were Richardson Flat, the SR 248 interchange and Quinn's Junction. Doilney said research did not support Richardson Flat for the short term; Gerber favored Quinn's Junction next winter; Rubell said resorts and employers would not commit to Quinn's and was open to Richardson Flat this winter; Toly suggested workforce parking at Bonanza Park and Homestake. The city manager said there was no consensus on a short-term lot but consensus on long-term collaboration, and each council would name a member to a Regional Intercept Committee.
Item IV · Other
Live Park City Advisory Committee
Discussed
Dickey described a five-member board advising the Live Park City initiative, which pays owners to deed restrict properties. He asked for a county liaison; Gerber suggested adding a Latinx member.
What residents said
Remote parkingTourism impacts on residents