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The Wasatch County Administration Building in Heber City. The County Council passed a resolution Sept. 2 calling on Utah lawmakers to repeal the state’s preliminary municipality law.

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Wasatch County takes aim at ‘developer town’ law after state funding warning

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Sep 4, 2026

The approved preliminary subdivision plat divides part of the Altus property in Kimball Junction into six lots. Lot 1 is planned for the first market-rate housing phase, while Lot 2 is intended for 155 affordable units. Other lots are associated with medical, senior-living and community uses.

Town & County

Dakota Pacific project, renamed Altus, clears path for first housing phases

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Sep 2, 2026

Summit County has been named one of Expansion Solutions Magazine’s Top 15 Rural Communities for 2026. The publication recognized 15 counties as an unranked group based on their economic development efforts.

Town & County

Summit County celebrates economic strength award while balancing conservation, development pressures

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Aug 31, 2026

Environment

128 acres near Snowbasin protected from future development

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Aug 29, 2026

an excavator moves dirt at Richardson Flat on Monday August 3, 2026.

Environment

Larry H. Miller begins moving contaminated mine waste at Richardson Flat under EPA agreement

by Marina Knight
Published: Aug 20, 2026

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PC School District says there’s no Trailside development to oppose as petition tops 1,000

by TownLift
Published: Aug 20, 2026

A rendering of the current Bonanza Five-Acre Site project that was presented to Planning Commission on August 13, 2026.

Community

8 in 10 Park City respondents prefer open space or a smaller project at the 5-Acre Site

by TownLift
Published: Aug 18, 2026

The Summit County courthouse and government offices in Coalville.

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Summit County staff wants cheaper, faster rezone decisions for developers. The council questions what control it gives up

by Marina Knight
Published: Aug 11, 2026

Red Pine Village, Tombstone, and Red Pine Lake areas of the Canyons near Park City Mountain Resort

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Red Pine Village development faces wildfire evacuation dilemma as planners recommend denying vehicle access

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jul 30, 2026

A 1955 USGS map overlaid on Google Earth showing the location of two tailings ponds in Park City, Utah, one in Prospector and one at Richardson Flats.

Environment

Park City’s Dirty Dirt: Bonanza Park’s toxic legacy must be cleaned before anything can be built

by Marina Knight
Published: Jul 27, 2026

A group of community members have formed a coalition to highlight concerns with a plan being discussed with the Park City School District to develop 55 acres hat abuts open space in Round Valley.

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Coalition launches to oppose proposed 200-unit housing development near Round Valley

by Marina Knight
Published: Jul 22, 2026

A rendering of the proposed Vesper Amphitheater would have a 20,000 person capacity.

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Provo Planning Commission votes against 8,000-seat Vesper Amphitheater proposal

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: Jul 3, 2026

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Wasatch County takes aim at ‘developer town’ law after state funding warning

Town & County

Dakota Pacific project, renamed Altus, clears path for first housing phases

Town & County

Summit County celebrates economic strength award while balancing conservation, development pressures

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Environment

128 acres near Snowbasin protected from future development

Environment

Larry H. Miller begins moving contaminated mine waste at Richardson Flat under EPA agreement

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PC School District says there’s no Trailside development to oppose as petition tops 1,000

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Community

8 in 10 Park City respondents prefer open space or a smaller project at the 5-Acre Site

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Summit County staff wants cheaper, faster rezone decisions for developers. The council questions what control it gives up

Growth

Red Pine Village development faces wildfire evacuation dilemma as planners recommend denying vehicle access

Environment

Park City’s Dirty Dirt: Bonanza Park’s toxic legacy must be cleaned before anything can be built

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Coalition launches to oppose proposed 200-unit housing development near Round Valley

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Provo Planning Commission votes against 8,000-seat Vesper Amphitheater proposal

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