Entries Written By Parkrag
The Details of Affordable Housing Are Tricky
As part of the new “Whole Foods” development across from Ruby Tuesday’s, there is a requirements to build affordable housing. The developer is meeting this requirement by building twenty, 800 sq foot apartments on top of a building in the development. The design is a 1 bedroom, 1 bath, with a kitchenette design. One of the great …
Feeling Hot Hot Hot
I’ve been doing some research on historical temperatures around Park City to better understand how Park City weather has changed over the past decades. Using NOAA data, the longest continuous set of data from a weather station seems to be from Parley’s Summit. Data goes back about 28 years. The hottest day on record was September …
Have a Kid Who Likes Bikes? Join us at the Sheriff’s Bike Rodeo on Tuesday!
The Sheriff’s office, in junction with the Health Department, are holding a bike rodeo on Tuesday (6/23) from 4-6PM at the Sheriff’s office. They plan on having a bicycle safety course, bike/helmet inspections, and even hot dogs and prizes. Even if your child doesn’t like bikes yet, but would love meeting a “police man”, they …
The New Whole Foods Tap Room Is Likely More Than the Developer Is Indicating
As many people know, a developer wants to restructure a development agreement for an area across from Ruby Tuesdays called “Canyon Corners” in order to put in a new Whole Foods (and other retail). I previously had concerns that the “Tap Room” addition to the grocery store should require the developer to meet both affordable housing requirements and traffic …
Is The Park City City Council Risking a Bad Outcome With Mountain Accord?
I received an anonymous comment about yesterday’s Park City City Council Meeting on Mountain Accord. The person makes a very good point about how the Mountain Accord may play itself out, given how the city council is approaching the issue. It seems the only council member not willing to risk a bad outcome for Park City …
My How PCMR Has Grown since 1974
Curbed Ski has a great article with maps of PCMR starting in 1974 through today. Wow. How time has flown. PCMR in 1974: PCMR Today:
Who Steals A Sign Asking Drivers to Slow Down? Twice!
Earlier this week I wrote about how speeders had overtaken dogs as public enemy #1 in Jeremy Ranch. As part of that article I noted that one home had put up a sign in the yard asking drivers to slow down. It appears it was stolen by… uh… I guess someone who wanted to drive …
Live Blog of Tonight’s Summit County Council Meeting
Tonight I am covering the County Council Meeting regarding the General Plan. I’ll try to cover it blow by blow:
Forget Dogs… In Jeremy Ranch It’s Speed That Kills
As many of you know, I live in Jeremy Ranch. It’s an interesting place. It’s where trails, Salt Lake, and Park City meet. While to the greater Park City community, dogs have dominated the headlines. In Jeremy Ranch, it’s far different. Enemy #1 is the speeder. While I have read three to four editorials in …
Is Park City School Board The Most Important Elected Office in Park City and Summit County?
Last night the Park City School Board held a public hearing and voted to approve the 2015/2016 Budget. The school district will spend $60 million next year. How many members of the public attended the 6PM hearing? Zero. Was there anything controversial to discuss? I suppose it depends on your view. Two things stand out: …
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