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SUMMARY of the JUNE 21 PARK CITY COUNCIL MEETING

IN THE WORK SESSION

FY19 Budget: Council did not receive any additional public comment on the budget or the Treasure Hill bond amount that they have been discussing for weeks and encouraging public input on. They made no changes to the proposed budget, except to adjust the final Special Service Contract allocation amounts to $30,000 for Summit County Arts Council ($15,000 for cultural tourism and artist marketing, $15,000 for Project ABC implementation) and $20,000 to Park City Education Foundation’s Bright Futures program.

Community Vision 2020: Council agreed that when conducting the visioning outreach, the questions should start from scratch instead of building on the core values currently in place. They want to track responses from residents, employees, and businesses over the proposed 18-month process timeline.

3Kings Water Treatment Plant Schematic Design: Council received an update on the project’s public outreach plan. More information about the project can be found here. Additional discussions were held on the community input to-date.

IN THE REGULAR MEETING

Staff Communications

Open Flame & Fireworks Ban: Due to dry conditions and hot temperatures, Park City has banned fireworks, open flames, open sources of ignition, and explosive devices effective June 21 and until further notice. The ban applies within Park City limits only and does not apply to permitted professional fireworks, including the July 3 celebration at the Canyons.

Bonanza Flat Conservation Easement: Wendy Fisher, executive director of Utah Open Lands, presented an update on the work being done on the draft conservation easement points for the Bonanza Flat property. Council requested to narrow the trails to four-to-five feet in width and agreed a meeting should take place with Wasatch County officials to ensure a robust dialogue between the two neighboring jurisdictions.

Council Approved

Donating 18 acres of property along SR224. The Division of Wildife Resources has offered to donate the land to Park City, who is better suited to manage the property and stream corridor. The property lies between the SR224 right of way and the City’s McPolin Farm Open Space property and includes the McLeod Creek corridor.
Artist stipends totaling $4000 for the EmPOWERment Utility Box project to be distributed to nine artists or artist groups, including several elementary school classes.
FY19 compensation rates for the mayor, City Council, and statutory offices
The Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
The revised personnel policies and procedures manual
The 1011 Empire Avenue & 1135 Norfolk Avenue Plat Amendments (both combine mutiple lots)
Removing the garage at 1503 Park Avenue from the City's historic sites inventory (garage does not meet historic criteria; house and site will retain historic designation)
Extending the 166 Main Street Plat Amendment (extension will allow owner to work through encroachments)

Council Approved with Amendments the FY19 budget. It will allow for a proposed and tentative Treasure Hill bond amount of $50.7M. The final amount will ultimately be decided on and adopted in August by the Council in the form of an official resolution and final public hearing.

IN THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING

Council Approved the FY19 budget

IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING AUTHORITY MEETING

Council Approved the FY19 budget

UPCOMING CITY MEETINGS

City Council: 6/26 (special meeting), 7/12, 6:00 p.m. @ City Hall
Planning Commission: 6/27, 5:30 p.m. @ City Hall
Recreation Advisory Board: 7/3, 6:00 p.m. @ PCMARC
Public Art Advisory Board: 7/9, 5:00 p.m. @ City Hall
Special Events Advisory Committee: 7/18, 12:00 p.m. @ Park City Library
Library Board: 7/18, 12:00 p.m. @ Park City Library
Historic Preservation Board: 7/18, 5:00 p.m. @ City Hall

UPCOMING CITY EVENTS

Wattsmart Communities Workshop: 6/27, 9:00 a.m.-noon, Santy Auditorium, Park City Library

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This is an unofficial summary of the City Council 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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