Installation Development Authority News Today

The community conversation about density has long been a divisive one throughout Heber Valley, with different community leaders and leadership bodies seeming to take opposing stances.

Senate Bill 169, currently on the schedule for a second reading, would give MIDA the authority

The name East Village to many conjures up the onetime grittiness of the famed New York City neighborhood. Deer Valley Resort, though, wants the moniker to reflect a place far different in character from the Manhattan neighborhood.

Deer Valley Resort on Monday attached a name to the planned expansion off U.S. 40, opting for one that is subdued in nature and, in doing so, effectively retiring a moniker that harkened back to the Park City area’s silver-mining heritage.

As the end of the year arrives, Park City is a changed community. But in some cases the changes that began in 2023 will not be truly realized for years, and in one important case not for another decade.

A second Utah ski resort may get financial help from taxpayers through the state’s Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA), a public entity tasked with developing land that is owned by or that directly benefits the military.

News on Thursday that the head of the Military Installation Development Authoritys board, state Senate President Stuart Adams, had urged Park City a year ago not to

I confess had a distinct impression in conversation over coffee, over email, of MIDA as evil incarnate.

The Utah Military Installation Development Authority’s Wasatch County Mayflower project is a lot of things. It’s 100 hotel rooms accessible to members of the military and their families. It’s the other 287 rooms to be...

To the tax weary, the Wasatch County Council discussing the possibility of raising taxes again comes as a leaden straw on a camels back. The council is looking to raise property taxes by $750,000 as part of support for raising the countys budget by $2.8 million in 2024.