General Plan Comprehensive Update

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After more than a year of public input, workshops, neighborhood consultation, and advisory committee review, the Park City Council on Thursday, September 25, unanimously adopted the 2025 General Plan, a comprehensive blueprint that guides the City’s growth, development, and land use policies in the years ahead.

The 2025 General Plan builds on decades of planning work and reflects the community’s shared vision rooted in four enduring values: small-town character, sense of community, natural setting, and historic preservation. To bring that vision to life, the plan focuses on five major themes:

  • Transportation – Improving mobility, connectivity, and reducing dependence on cars.

  • Community Character – Protecting Park City’s history, unique look, feel, and sense of place.

  • Moderate Income Housing – Expanding affordable and workforce housing opportunities, with a goal to house 15% of the City’s workforce.

  • Water & Open Space – Preserving natural resources, green spaces, and reducing water use.

  • Sustainability – Supporting environmental stewardship and climate resilience.





After more than a year of public input, workshops, neighborhood consultation, and advisory committee review, the Park City Council on Thursday, September 25, unanimously adopted the 2025 General Plan, a comprehensive blueprint that guides the City’s growth, development, and land use policies in the years ahead.

The 2025 General Plan builds on decades of planning work and reflects the community’s shared vision rooted in four enduring values: small-town character, sense of community, natural setting, and historic preservation. To bring that vision to life, the plan focuses on five major themes:

  • Transportation – Improving mobility, connectivity, and reducing dependence on cars.

  • Community Character – Protecting Park City’s history, unique look, feel, and sense of place.

  • Moderate Income Housing – Expanding affordable and workforce housing opportunities, with a goal to house 15% of the City’s workforce.

  • Water & Open Space – Preserving natural resources, green spaces, and reducing water use.

  • Sustainability – Supporting environmental stewardship and climate resilience.





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    4 lane Bonanza

    by spbear, 3 months ago
    Eliminate a bottleneck and help the traffic flow between Deer Valley Drive (four lanes) and Kearns (four lanes) by widening Bonanza ( to four lanes). The city already owns most of the frontage.
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    by Kurtrr, 9 months ago

    We have been coming to Park City for over 20 years . we fell in love with the scenery , the colorful mining history and the charm of the small town feel .

    We stay in Park City as we enjoy the outdoor lifestyle, historic Main Street, the friendly neighbors , the access to free transport and the community events.

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    by pckelly2014, 10 months ago

    I moved to Park City because of it's beauty, small town feel, low crime, clean air and outdoor lifetstyle, I stay in Park City for same reasons and understand growth will happen but it needs well thoughtout with mindful decision making to ensure we preserve the culture/liftestyle of this town.

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    I have lived and served my Park City neighbors for 43 years raised 5 kids here

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    by Puggy HolmgrenMissey1209, 12 months ago

    I moved to Park City because the first time I visited the City, I felt like I had come home. I stay in Park City because I’ve never stopped loving it. I AM home!

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