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A group opposing a Provo developer’s plans for a major project at the base of Park City Mountain Resort has launched an online petition in an attempt to influence a City Hall panel to cast a ‘Nay’ vote on the proposal. A little more than 900 people had signed the petition by the middle of the morning on Tuesday.

A group of Park City residents delivered a broadside against Park City Mountain Resort owner Vail Resorts on Thursday evening, bringing a list of grievances to City Hall ranging from the operations of the resort to a Provo firm’s plans for a major development at the base area.

A group of Park City residents delivered a broadside against Park City Mountain Resort owner Vail Resorts on Thursday evening, bringing a list of grievances to City Hall ranging from the operations of the resort to a Provo firm’s plans for a major development at the base area.

The Provo developer pursuing a major project at the Park City Mountain Resort on Wednesday signaled the proposal will not be significantly altered and indicated it wants a City Hall panel to cast a vote shortly. The statement from PEG Companies was perhaps the strongest statement to date regarding the firm’’s desire for a decision.

A question was raised this week about the financial fortitude of a Provo developer that is pursuing a major project at the Park City Mountain Resort base area.

The Responsible Resort Area Development Coalition, which opposes a development proposal at Park City Mountain Resort, this week challenged some of the materials produced by the Provo firm that is pursuing the project. The group, as an example, says the computer-generated image on the right shows mountainous terrain in the background that is not part of the actual landscape, seen on the left. Courtesy of the Responsible Resort Area Development Coalition A group in opposition to a major developme...

Park City at the start of 2020 seemed poised to make progress on longstanding issues like the economy and traffic, continuing the years of work of City Hall and the wider community. It was clear by the middle of March, though, the agenda for 2020 would change radically. The spread of the novel coronavirus made the year unlike any other in Park City’s history. But even with the sickness impacting all aspects of life, other items rose to prominence. Park City joined the nation in calling for so...

Tanzi Propst/Park Record The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday night appeared to make limited progress in the talks about a major development proposal on the Park City Mountain Resort parking lots, ending deliberations for the year with significant work looming in 2021. The panel started the discussions with prospective developer PEG Companies in May and in the early summer City Hall staffers outlined a timeline that culminated with the possibility of a vote in October. It was a schedu...

Tanzi Propst/Park Record The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday night appeared to make limited progress in the talks about a major development proposal on the Park City Mountain Resort parking lots, ending deliberations for the year with significant work looming in 2021. The panel started the discussions with prospective developer PEG Companies in May and in the early summer City Hall staffers outlined a timeline that culminated with the possibility of a vote in October. It was a schedu...