The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday night gave preliminary approval for Matthew and Tatiana Prince s bid to replace two houses overlooking Old Town with a new family home, subject to a raft of conditions, along with a historical design review.
The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday night gave preliminary approval for Matthew and Tatiana s bid to replace two houses overlooking Old Town with a new family home, subject to a raft of conditions, along with a historical design review.
As a brief introduction, I am Chick Hill and my family, friends and I have enjoyed visiting Park City as second-home owners for over 40 years. I spent 33 years as an industrial engineer and developer/manager.
Today seems like a good time to talk about the wide world of newspaper ownership, with the Park City Planning Commission s first opportunity Wednesday night to hear from the public and possibly vote on our owners plans to tear down the houses at 220 King Road and build another in their place.
I am familiar with the history of Lot 2, Treasure Hill Subdivision, Phase 1 upon which the proposed new home is to be constructed and the underlying Master Plan including the other six residential lots on Treasure Hill.