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Two lawsuits challenging Prince house plans dismissed, but litigation continues - Park Record (opens the original)
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A judge has dismissed two lawsuits challenging land-use decisions in a dispute over Matthew and Tatiana Prince’s proposal to build a new home above Old Town. Third District Judge Richard Mrazik based his decision on a law passed in 2025 by the Utah Legislature that includes a provision allowing municipalities to settle land-use disputes with a property owner through a consent decree. He handed down his ruling Wednesday at the end of a hearing. “I’m glad the judge recognized our right to build ou
Eastern Summit County General Plan aims to keep the area’s rural character - Park Record (opens the original)
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The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission is focusing on preserving the area’s rural small-town character and protecting as much open space as possible in an update to an influential document. The commission has been working for months on amendments to its General Plan, which is an advisory, nonbinding document designed to guide growth and development in unincorporated areas of the East Side. The Snyderville Basin uses a separate General Plan to guide the western part of Summit County. A sta
High-speed internet considered essential infrastructure to many - Park Record (opens the original)
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Technology and a growing population have increased the demand for high-speed internet in Utah and across the nation as more people connect smart home devices. Joe and Kelly Cronley and their two children, 15-year-old Elise and 17-year-old JB who are both Park City High School students, are among them. The Park City family has phones, laptops, TVs, speakers, door locks, garage doors, skylights, a grill and other devices connected to fiber-optic internet in their home. The connections allow family
Design of Little Kate pathway project advancing - Park Record (opens the original)
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The Park City Council on Thursday directed municipal staff members to move forward with a project design that will add painted buffered bike lanes and an expanded sidewalk to a portion of Little Kate Road. The staffers also discussed different traffic calming measures that could be considered for the project including curb extensions, median islands, traffic circles, raised crosswalks, raised intersections and speed tables. The project — which is part of an effort to provide safe and comfortable
Mother-in-law suites, rezoning among suggestions to address workforce housing shortage - Park Record (opens the original)
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A Summit County Housing Authority commissioner has proposed designating “housing overlay” zones within future conservation easements and rezoning infill sites for mixed-use development as ways to create affordable housing for the workforce. Rich Sonntag, the authority’s vice chair, also supports incentives that encourage private homeowners to build accessory dwelling units, such as mother-in-law suites and converted garages, as a strategy to provide affordable rental housing on their residential
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