Council approves 2026 Park Silly Sunday Market dates; Bonanza 5-acre options discussed
October 23, 2025, 3:00 p.m.
The council approved 2026 dates for the Park Silly Sunday Market and a $157,500 permitting-system contract amendment, both 5-0. It heard a Bonanza 5-acre site presentation with a $24.4 million second-level parking option and no vote. A Kimball Arts Festival debrief reported a $75,000 net city subsidy.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Closed session: property and advice of counsel | No action · 3-0 |
| Approve September 25, 2025 minutes | Approved · 5-0 |
| Consent: Extra Mile Day, Alzheimer's Awareness Month and permitting system support | Approved · 5-0 |
| 2025 Park Silly Sunday Market debrief and 2026 dates | Approved · 5-0 |
| Bonanza 5-acre site redevelopment: design and strategy | Discussed |
Agenda, item by item
Item CS · Other
Closed session: property and advice of counsel
No action · 3-0
The council closed the meeting 3-0 (Council Members Ciraco and Dickey excused) and adjourned from closed session 5-0.
Item WS-1 · Presentation
2025 Kimball Arts Festival debrief (work session)
Discussed
The 56th festival drew 10% fewer attendees, with 1,108 applications and 184 artists selected. Revenue rose and the city net public subsidy was $75,000. Council Member Ciraco cited $2.2 million in artist sales and asked for festival-weekend revenue compared with a normal weekend. No vote.
- Grant$75,000 to Kimball Arts Center
Item WS-2 · Presentation
Park City Senior Citizens annual report (work session)
Discussed
Membership is 657, with 272 living within city limits. Requests include a new 15,000-square-foot facility, lunch four days a week and full-time staff. The grant-funded executive director position runs through 2026 and the item will return. No vote.
Item IV · Other
Approve September 25, 2025 minutes
Approved · 5-0
Approved.
Item V · Contract
Consent: Extra Mile Day, Alzheimer's Awareness Month and permitting system support
Approved · 5-0
Adopted Resolution 22-2025 (Extra Mile Day, November 1), Resolution 23-2025 (Alzheimer's Awareness Month) and a contract amendment with Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker for permitting system implementation support, not to exceed $157,500 (total not to exceed $222,950).
- Change order$157,500 to Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker, LLC
Item VI-1 · Other
2025 Park Silly Sunday Market debrief and 2026 dates
Approved · 5-0
The agreement allows 11 dates, with city services averaging $7,600 per Sunday. Public input was divided between business owners who reported negative effects and those who supported the current schedule. Council Member Toly floated an Octoberfest. The council approved the 2026 dates; the minutes do not list them.
- Budget$7,600
Item VI-2 · Development
Bonanza 5-acre site redevelopment: design and strategy
Discussed
The developer showed Option A (about 112 units, one four-story building) and Option B (about 106 units, three stories), with 300 parking stalls and a possible second level. Slide costs included $2,300,000 for unrestricted units, $1,200,000 for a splash pad and public bathrooms, $1,500,000 for a collaborative art space and $24,414,312 for a second parking level. Council Member Ciraco estimated the second level would add about $8 million to the city's $30 million. Council members split on height, the splash pad, arts space size and four-bedroom units. Timeline: planning submittal December 10, 2025, development agreement by March 2026, groundbreaking April 2027. The council will decide November 6. No vote.
- Budget$24.4 million to GTS Development
- Budget$30.0 million to GTS Development
What residents said
Clark Ranch housingBonanza designSunday market business effects
Keep Clark Ranch Wild disputed claims about a past advisory committee recommendation on Clark Ranch; other speakers addressed the Bonanza 5-acre design, water rates, the Sunday market and Keetley Road traffic.