Council adopts Bonanza Flat transit and paid-parking plan; Treasure Hill easement continued
February 6, 2025, 3:15 p.m.
With Council Member Jeremy Rubell excused, the council approved an adaptive management plan for the Bonanza Flat Conservation Area with free Purple route service and paid parking, continued the Treasure Hill conservation easement to March 27, and extended the schedule for affordable units at Park City Heights. A work session reviewed the Song Summit festival.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Song Summit event overview (work session) | Discussed |
| Consent agenda: municipal building cleaning contract and trail easement | Approved · 4-0 |
| Bonanza Flat Conservation Area adaptive management plan | Approved · 4-0 |
| Treasure Hill conservation easement | Continued · 4-0 |
| Housing Authority: Park City Heights housing mitigation plan amendment | Approved with conditions · 4-0 |
Agenda, item by item
Other
Song Summit event overview (work session)
Discussed
The founder of Song Summit proposed a community-focused music festival August 15-16 in City Park, Santy Auditorium and Miners' Hospital, returning from Canyons Village. Conflicts included a day camp running to 6 p.m. and a volleyball tournament. A majority agreed to proceed with conditions: a parking plan with off-site holds, mitigation for the field and Old Town, no impact on summer camps and no marketing until the item returns in March.
Item V · Contract
Consent agenda: municipal building cleaning contract and trail easement
Approved · 4-0
Extended the municipal building cleaning contract with BuzyBee Cleaning and Maintenance and issued an easement to Summit County and the Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District for a trail and signage on city land near Old Ranch Road.
- Contract$834,429 to BuzyBee Cleaning and Maintenance
Item VI.1 · Parks
Bonanza Flat Conservation Area adaptive management plan
Approved · 4-0
The council approved a plan that expands the free Transit to Trails Purple route (Friday to Monday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., every 15 minutes), adds paid parking with free passes for 84060 residents (a proposal of $5 an hour on weekdays and $8 on weekends) and pilots 15 paid stalls at the Y. Funding comes from existing service, Flagstaff transfer fees and parking revenue. Four speakers supported paid parking with free resident access.
Item VI.2 · Other
Treasure Hill conservation easement
Continued · 4-0
The Summit Land Conservancy asked for a continuance because new documents about the ski tram location arrived the week before. The council continued the item to March 27, 2025.
Item VII.1 · Presentation
2025 legislative session update
Discussed
Staff said bills were expected on tax, land use, housing and elections, including a possible state transient room tax and a bill extending the ranked choice voting pilot to 2036. No vote.
Item HA 1 · Development
Housing Authority: Park City Heights housing mitigation plan amendment
Approved with conditions · 4-0
Ivory Homes asked to extend the deadline for the remaining affordable units from the end of 2025 to the end of 2026 and to raise the attainable home price to $665,715. 68 of 79 affordable units are complete. Council Members Dickey and Parigian did not want a price increase. The Housing Authority approved completing phase four attainable units by March 30, 2026 and phase five by December 2026; the motion did not address price.
- Developer: Ivory Homes
- Affordable units complete: 68 of 79
What residents said
Wildlife collisions on SR-224Bonanza Flat parkingAffordable housing delays
Residents spoke on condo renovation materials, wildlife collisions on SR-224, tennis and pickleball sharing, and Bonanza Flat parking.