SUMMARY of the APRIL 5 PARK CITY COUNCIL MEETING 
IN THE STUDY SESSION
Nightly Rental Study: Potential Phase 2 Update: Brumby McLeod, an Associate Professor
at the College of Charleston and a specialist in nightly rentals, provided recommendations for helping property owners to comply with city code.
Social Equity Critical Priority Next Steps: Kilo Zamora, a University of Utah Professor and social change facilitator, led a discussion on how to proceed with moving the city's social equity critical priority forward. Some of his recommendations included involving nonprofits and having different groups lead the effort with the City assuming a convener role. Zamora will return for future study sessions with Council.
IN THE WORK SESSION
Land Management Code Amendments for Master Planned Affordable Housing Developments: Staff proposed the following Land Management Code Amendments to incentivize the construction of Affordable Housing:
- Reduce the minimum percentage of the total project area required to be Affordable in a Master Planned Affordable Housing Development. The reduction would allow projects with a minimum of 50% affordable/attainable housing to use the Master Planned Affordable Housing Development code. 

- Consider Density Bonuses based on percentage of total project area that is Affordable/Attainable and Area Median Income (AMI) served.

- Match the Off-Street Parking requirements to the standard Master Planned Development.

 - Create a parking exemption for Micro Units (500 square feet or less). There would be a cap for the total number of Micro Units allowed to use the exemption and a Parking Management Plan would be required to mitigate impacts of a parking exemption.
IN THE REGULAR MEETING
Environmental Sustainability Critical Priority Update: Staff updated Council on current energy-saving initiatives that contribute to the sustainability critical priority:
  • Two agreements with Rocky Mountain Power
    • Joint Clean Energy Cooperative Agreement outlining milestones to achieve the city's 100%            renewable goals
    • Engineering & Professional Services for a renewable-energy generation project
  • Wattsmart Communities Program with Rocky Mountain Power (a community energy plan facilitated by a third party)
  • Electric buses & charging stations (which take advantage of a rebate program from Rocky Mountain Power)
  • Rooftop solar in Utah: State tax credits will sunset in 2024. The city's Planning and Building Departments are also coordinating efforts to facilitate code compliance for rooftop solar.
Council Also Approved
  • A $1.6-million contract with CH2M for design services for 3Kings Water Treatment Facility
  • A $678,000 contract with Daley Excavators for the 2018 Water Improvement Project
  • The 89 King Road Plat 
  • The Prospect Place Plat at 86 Prospect Street 
IN THE PARK CITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING
Council Approved a $15,000 economic development grant for Red Flower Studios.
CITY MEETINGS & EVENTS FOR THE WEEK OF 4/16-4/20:
Wednesday 4/18: Park City Library Board Meeting, 12 - 1:30pm @ Park City Library
Thursday 4/19: Park City Council Meeting, 6pm @ City Hall                                                                           The City Council agenda will be available online  Monday, April 16. The public is welcome to attend Council's study and work sessions, which preceed the 6pm meeting.
Friday 4/20: Taking Green Business in Park City to the Next Level, 12 - 2pm @ Park City Library        Park City Municipal’s environmental team is partnering with Recycle Utah, Summit Community Power Works and Summit County to take Park City’s green business to the next level. Want to be part of the team moving this initiative forward? Please RSVP at energy@parkcity.org, or contact Celia Peterson at 435-287-5624
SAVE THE DATE - UPCOMING CITY EVENTS & MEETINGS:
Tuesday 5/1: Catch Up with Council @ the MARC, 5:30-6:30pm                                                                    Drop by and visit with council members Steve Joyce and Lynn Ware-Peek to chat about Park City issues and initiatives. This is a drop in event, there will be no formal Q&A program. Stop by the MARC lobby anytime between 5:30-6:30pm to connect with Steve and Lynn.
May City Council Meetings: Thursdays - 5/3, 5/17, and 5/31, 6pm @ City Hall   
May Planning Commission Meetings: Wednesdays -  5/9 and 5/23, 5:30pm @ City Hall
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This is an unofficial summary of the meeting.To read the official minutes, please visit the meetings page on the city's website. Minutes are posted once they are approved.
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