Park City Planning Commission

An artistic rendering of the cross valley view of the proposed home Matthew and Tatiana Prince seek to build on King Road in Park City.

Growth

Utah’s richest man sues Park City

Marina Knight Dec 18, 2024

Renderings of the new DoubleTree Hotel Yarrow mixed-use development.

Town & County

Planning commission keeps tight leash on building height limits despite housing benefits

TownLift Nov 13, 2024

Renderings of the new outdoor pool for the DoubleTree Hotel Yarrow redevelopment.

Town & County

Task force pushes back on proposed resort development rule changes, public meeting Nov. 13

Rebecca Brenner Nov 12, 2024

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A rendering of the Snow Park base area.

Growth

Planning Commission to take public input on Deer Valley’s Snow Park Village

TownLift Oct 29, 2024

Blind Dog Restaurant and Patio.

Food

Blind Dog eyes 3,800-square-foot expansion

Laura M Oct 24, 2024

Renderings of the new DoubleTree Hotel Yarrow mixed-use development.

Growth

DoubleTree redevelopment plans seek exceptions for 230-unit residential project

Rebecca Brenner Oct 22, 2024

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A gondola transit system like the one in Telluride, which connects the resort to town, was discusssd by the Park City Planning Commission at their Oct. 9 meeting.

Town & County

Park City Planning Commission explores aerial transit for Snow Park, Park City

Marina Knight Oct 15, 2024

View from the Phase III project Site looking south across Deer Hollow Road toward Founders Place Phases I and II.

Town & County

Park City Planning Commission to review final phase of Founders Place Development

Danielle Miles Oct 9, 2024

Park & Kearns redevelopment.

Town & County

Park City Planning Commission delays decision on Yarrow redevelopment

Danielle Miles Aug 29, 2024

Renderings of the new DoubleTree Hotel Yarrow mixed-use development.

Town & County

Park City Planning Commission to vote on controversial 45-foot redevelopment proposal at the Yarrow Hotel site

Danielle Miles Aug 27, 2024

The Prince property at 220 King Rd. sits high on the steep slope of Treasure Hill.

Town & County

Appeal panel delays decision on Prince mansion sensitive land boundary dispute

Marina Knight Jul 16, 2024

A Park City Zoning map showing where the SLO boundary line, in red dashes, bisects Matthew Prince's lot at 220 King Rd. Much of Princes lot, including the land that lies inside the SLO is considered "Very steep" as defined by town records. (Screenshot of PCM document).

News

Does the application of historic zoning rights make a steep slope safe to build on?

Marina Knight Jul 15, 2024

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