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Zoning changes, annexations, subdivisions, site plans and other projects before Park City’s Planning Commission and City Council, with every hearing and vote. 10 are still being decided.
Development agreement
Tabled
Proposed senior center with housing at Woodside Park. Seniors requested 15,000 square feet against a 10,000 square foot cap; in January 2025 the council directed a feasibility study of the MaWhinney lot.
Development agreement
In review
City-owned affordable housing phase 2 at Woodside Park; per-unit cost estimates of $326,398 to $834,837 reviewed May 27, 2021, with plat amendment and housing funding strategy to follow.
Area or general plan
Tabled
City planning process for Main Street with a committee that includes the Chamber and the Historic Park City Alliance; phase one is under contract with Zions Public Finance.
Road project
In review
Six-foot sidewalk, separated bike and pedestrian use and targeted roadway narrowing within the 50-foot city right-of-way, largely funded by a UDOT grant; final design fall 2026, construction 2027.
Code change
Tabled
Land management code amendments for Bonanza Park creating tiered enhancements for affordable housing, underground parking, street connections and public benefits in exchange for up to 45 feet of height, with a frontage protection zone limit. Consultants found redevelopment infeasible at the draft height; council continued the item for work sessions.
Public project
In review
Bus rapid transit with dedicated lanes on SR-224 from Kimball Junction to the Old Town Transit Center, led by High Valley Transit with UDOT. Estimated at about $100 million; Park City is asked for $6 million.
Subdivision
In review
Summit County subdivision of former county-acquired parcels for a transit bus facility, public works uses and a spine road.
Development agreement
In review
Deer Valley Development Company petition to vacate portions of Deer Valley Drive West and South and dedicate Doe Pass Road in the Snow Park Village subdivision. Heard in a joint council and Planning Commission meeting March 15, 2022; no vote, pending Planning Commission review and a circulation study.
Subdivision
Tabled
Subdivision within the Flagstaff annexation and development area. Continued to a date uncertain on Oct. 1, 2020 at staff's request.
Subdivision
Tabled
Two-lot subdivision approved Jan. 9, 2020 for a health club lot keeping 78 parking stalls (code would require 144); the companion rezone to General Commercial was continued.
Development agreement
Approved
City-owned five-acre Bonanza Park site offered under a request for proposals with a long-term ground lease at $1 a year and about $30 million in city contributions for underground parking, low-income housing and public spaces.
Development agreement
Approved
Public-private development by Alexander Company on about 10 acres of city-owned Clark Ranch, with roughly 170 rentals and 40 for-sale homes at 30% to 150% of area median income. A rezone and steep-slope handling are required; the city has set aside $8 million.
Road project
Approved
Proposed 12-foot shared-use path on Little Kate Road and 8-foot path on Lucky John Drive, $2.2 million with a city share of $330,000. Council moved to bring it back as a Phase 2 after bus stop work.
Public project
Approved
A planned pedestrian tunnel or bridge across SR 248 near Snow Creek. In May 2022 staff estimated about $13.5 million for a tunnel and $12.4 million for a bridge; in June council members favored allocating about $13 million.
Development agreement
Approved
Land exchange with the Girl Scouts of Utah (cabins and about 16 acres of improvements; city receives preservation land, a Bloods Lake water easement and a right of first refusal) and a conservation easement with adaptive management plan granted to Utah Open Lands.
Public project
Approved
Upgrades to 83 bus stops with shelters, sidewalks and crosswalks, funded at $17,495,397 including federal funds; phases 2 and 3 contracted May 2026 for up to $10 million.
Subdivision
Approved
Fifteen-lot subdivision on 40.69 acres at 5000 Royal Street. A motion to approve failed on a tie broken by the mayor on June 25, 2020, and the item was continued to July 9.
Public project
Approved
A transit park-and-ride at Quinn's Junction. In March 2022 the council continued a $3.45 million construction contract with Wardell Brothers Construction to review the traffic study.
Public project
Approved
Transit study of the SR-248 corridor in which staff recommended side-running exclusive bus lanes as the locally preferred alternative; the council adopted that alternative January 20, 2026.
Development agreement
Approved
Deer Valley Development Company proposal for a parking structure and multi-modal center at Snow Park, with a requested public infrastructure district and earlier tax increment discussion, governed by a pending public/private partnership agreement.
Public project
Approved
Park City's 20-year agreements with Rocky Mountain Power and PacifiCorp for the Elektron Solar Project I, approved Sept. 17, 2020, pending regulatory approval in November.
Road project
Approved
Realignment of Munchkin Road in Bonanza Park under a memorandum of understanding with two private owners; construction targeted for fall 2027.
Area or general plan
Approved
Update of the city General Plan, last revised in 2014, organized around transportation, community character, housing, water and open space, and sustainability. Council adopted it September 25, 2025 as amended.
Development agreement
Approved
Conservation easement on Clark Ranch (about 334 acres in the minutes) with a carve-out of up to 15 acres, of which 10 would be developed for housing. Council adopted it December 18, 2025.
Development agreement
Approved
Public-private partnership with Wadsworth Development Group for a roughly 35,000 square foot, 12-court indoor pickleball facility on 3.6 acres of city land north of the Ice Rink, operated by The Picklr. A public benefits analysis and ground lease are pending.
Area or general plan
Approved
A proposed arts and culture district under a letter of intent with Sundance and the Kimball Arts Center, including 60,000 to 90,000 square feet of added space and about 400 parking stalls. Council members supported moving forward and called for an area plan, RFP and development agreement.
Development agreement
Approved
Memorandum of agreement with the Empire Pass Master Owners Association and developers on funding preservation of Flagstaff-area historic mine structures, about $1.405 million over 20 years.
Development agreement
Approved
Offsite transportation and parking facility on SR 248 funded by $15 million each from Deer Valley and the city, with parking for about 1,700 cars on a peak day.
Development agreement
Under construction
Housing mitigation plan for the Park City Heights subdivision by Ivory Homes, which has completed 68 of 79 affordable units. In February 2025 the Housing Authority set March 2026 and December 2026 deadlines for the remaining attainable homes.
Site plan
Approved
JFisher Development project with 99 deed-restricted affordable units and three market-rate units reserved for city employees, with a city subsidy of $93,579 per affordable unit.
Development agreement
Approved
Request to waive impact and development permit fees for the voluntary affordable housing portions of the Studio Crossing development, which includes 208 affordable units. The council continued the request in August 2024 and again on August 22 to September 5.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of a 0.94-acre parcel in the Thaynes neighborhood for one single-family home with an affordable accessory apartment, zoned Single Family with the Sensitive Land Overlay. Council approved it December 19, 2024 with no nightly rentals and a 7,500 square foot floor area cap.
Development agreement
Approved
Redus Park City would seek seven dwelling units in Empire Pass by amending the Flagstaff Development Agreement and convey about 310 acres, trailheads, historic mining structures, water rights and the fire station parcel to the city. Council approved a nonbinding letter of intent January 16, 2025.
Public project
Approved
Conservation easement held by a third party over the Treasure Hill open space, with removal of patios and stairs that encroach and rules on landscaping and ski lift changes. Council discussed it in December 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of a six-acre pod of Bransford parcels from Recreation/Open Space to Estate (Ordinance 2023-03), extended two years in February 2025 with a related tipping site for 46,000 cubic yards.
Development agreement
Under construction
78-unit ski-in ski-out condominium project in Deer Crest with a housing mitigation plan; in December 2024 the Housing Authority allowed certificates of occupancy building by building.
Public project
Approved
Burying Rocky Mountain Power transmission lines in Bonanza Park to remove an aerial easement and free land for development. Council reviewed two options in June 2024 and approved a construction agreement in July 2024.
Area or general plan
Approved
Small area plan for the Bonanza Park district aiming for mixed use, workforce housing, connectivity, green space and arts. Council adopted it in July 2024; implementation includes code amendments and a density bonus and community benefits discussion.
Public project
Approved
About $43 million of proposed recreation projects including a City Park summer camp building, MARC aquatics and fitness expansion and a Quinn's Junction sports complex with pickleball courts. Staff were directed toward a design-through-construction RFP; funding could come from a general obligation bond or resort sales tax.
Public project
Approved
A master plan to widen the Rail Trail by eight feet of road base in phases, with each phase returning to council. Adopted September 1, 2022 despite objections from some abutting owners about wildlife and tree roots.
Site plan
Approved
Phase one of a 100 percent affordable rental project at 25 to 50 percent of area median income; the full project is about 300 units across seven parcels. On May 16, 2024 the council approved building permit and impact fee waivers of up to $800,000 for phase one.
Public project
Withdrawn
Proposed city soils repository of up to 140,000 cubic yards at the Gordo site near Richardson Flat. After a July 15, 2021 public hearing, a majority of council on Aug. 19 favored not proceeding with the repository and continuing outreach, a hauling study and sampling.
Road project
Approved
A street reconstruction project with outreach beginning August 2022, design and utility relocation in 2023 and construction planned for 2024. Council approved a $60,000 public involvement contract.
Development agreement
Approved
About 10 developable acres on Mine Bench proposed for workforce housing at 40 to 80 percent of area median income through a request for proposals requiring a lease to build and operate.
Annexation
Approved
Petition to annex 0.94 acres from Summit County to create three single-family lots. The council accepted the petition on March 7, 2024, which starts the review process; an annexation agreement would set development parameters.
Development agreement
Approved
Deer Valley Resort's petition to vacate portions of right-of-way on Deer Valley Drive and dedicate Doe Pass Road, tied to a master planned development and subdivision application for the Snow Park Village base area with a multimodal transit center. Neighbors and homeowner associations opposed it over traffic; council continued the petition March 16, 2023.
Road project
Approved
An eastbound bus lane and short-term improvements on SR-248 built by Granite Construction with design and public involvement by HDR Engineers.
Subdivision
Approved
A condominium plat memorializing 49 residential units, six deed-restricted affordable units and a restaurant. Council approved the plat September 1, 2022; the Mid Mountain trailhead parking lot is due in 2024.
Development agreement
Approved
City-owned Homestake lot at 1875 Homestake: a memorandum of understanding with JF Development for at least 80 percent affordable rental housing averaging 60 percent AMI, 50-year deed restrictions and a 99-year lease, approved Dec. 9, 2021.
Road project
Approved
Widened sidewalks, trail connections and separated intersections on Upper Main and Hillside, split in two phases. Phase one is estimated at $1 million; in December 2022 council members agreed to proceed with phase one.
Public project
Approved
Concrete stairs and waterline replacement on 9th and 10th Streets. Council approved a $1,423,161 construction agreement with Vancon in March 2023; Vancon was the only bidder.
Development agreement
Approved
A rental housing project by J. Fisher Development at 1875 Homestake Drive on a ground lease from the city: 123 units, 100 affordable at an average 60% of area median income, four stories and 131 parking stalls. Council approved an amended MOU in June 2022.
Subdivision
Approved
A 0.47-acre lot at the Park City Mountain base for the National Ability Center's Mountain Center, on land under a 50-year lease. Approved in May 2022; in November 2022 council waived $71,306.85 in permit fees.
Subdivision
Approved
A subdivision for a fire station with a 38-foot building and five onsite parking spaces plus four under an agreement with the Chateau at Deer Valley, against eight required. Approved October 6, 2022.
Subdivision
Approved
A 3.8-acre single-family lot split from a parcel that included a 28.94-acre Recreation Open Space parcel, to be deeded to the city. Continued July 21, 2022 over house size and trail concerns, then approved with conditions September 1.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of about 1,200 acres zoned Recreation and Open Space within the Entry Corridor Protection and Sensitive Lands overlays (Ordinance 2022-18). On July 14, 2022 the mayor reported the city received the Lieutenant Governor's certificate making the annexation official.
Public project
Approved
Construction of a public stairway on Rossie Hill by Vancon Inc., approved in March 2022 at up to $298,000, with a $75,000 developer donation.
Zone change
Approved
Urban Park zone covering four city parks and the municipal golf course, adopted Nov. 19, 2020; the Urban Park District master plan limiting zoning changes, sales and material changes was adopted Nov. 11, 2021.
Development agreement
Approved
Master planned development at 4001 Kearns Boulevard with 100 affordable and 100 market-rate units discussed July 15, 2021; phasing approved April 1, 2021.
Subdivision
Approved
King's Crown condominium development; Building D plat amended Feb. 25, 2021 to reduce units from 12 to 11.
Subdivision
Approved
Five-lot subdivision on Rossie Hill Drive with one shared driveway.
Subdivision
Approved
Subdivision and plat amendment near King Road, Ridge Avenue and Sampson Avenue; the council granted a one-year extension to record the plat in January 2020.
Zone change
Approved
Zoning map amendment placing BLM Parcel 17 Tracts 1, 2, 4 and Parcel 18 Tracts 1, 2, 6, 7 in the Recreation and Open Space zone.