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The comprehensive update to the General Plan is an opportunity to identify what we want to preserve and how we will evolve, grow, and develop in the coming decade and beyond, especially as we navigate regional development, consider the balance between visitors and residents, evaluate affordability and livability, and explore transportation solutions.
The update to the General Plan is progressing through five phases, and we are now in the final phase.
For the past year, we have engaged the community through advisory committees, a statistically valid survey, an online questionnaire, and a series of community and neighborhood open houses. Your engagement has helped shape the draft General Plan. As we progress through the final phase, we welcome your review of the draft General Plan and your comments. Please click on the 2025 Park City General Plan image below to review the draft. This link or the QR code at the bottom of the page will take you to an online questionnaire that will remain open through July 31 at 5:00 PM.
The comprehensive update to the General Plan is an opportunity to identify what we want to preserve and how we will evolve, grow, and develop in the coming decade and beyond, especially as we navigate regional development, consider the balance between visitors and residents, evaluate affordability and livability, and explore transportation solutions.
The update to the General Plan is progressing through five phases, and we are now in the final phase.
For the past year, we have engaged the community through advisory committees, a statistically valid survey, an online questionnaire, and a series of community and neighborhood open houses. Your engagement has helped shape the draft General Plan. As we progress through the final phase, we welcome your review of the draft General Plan and your comments. Please click on the 2025 Park City General Plan image below to review the draft. This link or the QR code at the bottom of the page will take you to an online questionnaire that will remain open through July 31 at 5:00 PM.
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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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 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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General Plan Advisory Committee
The Advisory Committee includes:
Bill Coleman, Realtor
Angelica Espinoza, Mountainlands Community Housing Trust
Willie Ford, National Ability Center
Becca Gerber, Park City Chamber
Tom Oliver, Park City Resident
Meredith Reed, Park City School District
Jack Rubin, Park City Resident
Amy Sell, Park City Resident
Rhonda Sideris, Park City Area Lodging Association
Lora Smith, Mountain Trails
Meg Steele, Park City Mountain Resort
John Troilo, Historic Park City Alliance
Hannah Tyler, Deer Valley Resort
Jeff Ward, Park City Area Restaurant Association
Craig Weakly, Seniors
Lori Weston, Park City Hospital
Neighborhood Advisory Committees
The General Plan includes recommendations for ten neighborhoods in Park City. We held a series of neighborhood open houses for resident input on updates to these neighborhood plans and established volunteer Neighborhood Advisory Committees to help us spread the word about opportunities to participate and to encourage engagement.
