Frequently Asked Questions

You can come in to the Records Department at 2060 Park Avenue between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m, Monday through Friday. You will be required to fill out a form and present a photo ID. The cost is $2.00 for a standard police report. If you are unable to come in to the department or live out of town, you can call the records department at 435-615-5507 and a request form will be mailed or faxed to you.

Records Request

Contact the Building Department Inspection Line (435) 615-5103 or in City Hall.  The date, time, contractor's name, location address and building permit number is required to schedule the inspection.  You must request the inspection by 4pm the day prior to the inspection date.

A building inspector is available in the office from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM Monday thru Friday and can be contacted by calling 435-615-5100

You need to know the color code for underground lines before you start to dig.  The colors can be found by clicking the link below.

American Public Works Association Uniform Color Code

You can also call BLUE STAKES OF UTAH at 1-800-662-4111.

Simple permits can be pulled over-the-counter Monday - Friday between the hours of 8 AM and 10 AM.  These permits include residential int. remodels and non-structural demos, as well as, re-roofs/re-sides (with HOA approval if applicable).  The process usually takes around 20 minutes.

All other permits must be logged in.  When plans are logged in the first initial plan check can take up to ten (10) business days.  After the first plan check is complete and corrections are assessed you will be able to make an appointment with your Plan Checker to go over the necessary changes in order to pull the permit.

AFTER YOUR FIRST INITIAL PLAN CHECK, THE AMOUNT OF TIME THE PERMIT PROCESS TAKES DEPENDS ON YOUR ABILITY TO FOLLOW-UP AND MAKE CORRECTIONS.

No. Permits must be pulled in person at the Park City Building Department. 

These are both times when the public is welcome to come skate. The only difference is the cost and time length. The open skate is typically 1.5 hrs or longer, a cheap skate is shorter, sometimes only 45min long. Prices can be found HERE.

Yes, however a lot of skates conform to the foot of the owner ,so be sure they are fitted properly before spending too much money on something that might not be right for your skater. We have a limited supply of used hockey and figure skates on hand to sell.

YES, we do! 

We sell both Jackson/Ultima Skates and Risport Skates. Jackson makes low end comfort skates for kids and adults, as well as mid and high end figure skates. Risport makes mid to high end figure skates, and we are the ONLY Risport dealer in the state. For more information, or to arrange a fitting, contact Erika Roberts at 453-615-5704 or eroberts@parkcity.org.

We do provide sharpening and some repair services, and sell a variety of minor figureskating and hockey items (practice jerseys, skate guards, skating tights, laces, etc).

City buses have equipment, such as turbo-charged engines and air brake systems, which require longer idling times than most vehicles for efficient operation. Additionally, City buses need to idle in order to power onboard signage for bus routes, automatic doors, and heating/cooling systems which are critical for passenger safety and a positive public transit experience. Aside from idling, the Park City Transit department has completed a variety of route-planning and logistical improvements to save fuel and improve local air quality. In order to protect the environment, please take advantage of our excellent and FREE transit system: EPA reports that buses emit 68% less CO2 per passenger mile than riding in a personal vehicle..

Police Officers leave their vehicles running in order to power critical auxiliary equipment such as onboard computers, surveillance cameras, and emergency communications devices. We are currently investigating ways to reduce vehicle idling for Police cruisers, but these vehicles will continue to require idling for day-to-day safety operations and are covered by exception (C) in the idling ordinance.

Yes!  The PC MARC is a public facility, and visitors are always welcome.  Daily drop-in rates vary by activity, and we also offer a monthly or 10-punch pass at a visitor rate. 

Online Registration may be found here.  If you've been a patron at the Racquet Club or registered for recreation programs in the past you already have an account set up and a Login ID and Password assigned to you.  If you've forgotten this information and have a valid email address in our system, simply use the Forgot Password link to get it emailed to you.  If you are new to Park City Recreation, you can create a new account under the My Account tab.  If our system is unable to locate a valid email address or you have entered duplicate account information, please contact us at 435-615-5401 or recreation@parkcity.org for assistance.

Yes.   ALARM BOND INFORMATION:    PARK CITY MUNICIPAL CODE 6- 2- 4. CASH DEPOSIT TO BE POSTED: It shall be unlawful for any person or corporation to maintain an Alarm System on any premises unless there shall have been posted with the Park City Municipal Corporation a cash deposit in the amount of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00),  portions of which are to be forfeited upon the giving of False Alarms as hereinafter provided. 

Alarm Bond Application

Alarm Bond Refund Request 

 

We offer top-of-the-line demos for our rental clubs. Choose Callaway, Titleist or Taylor Made. The fee is $30 for 18, $15 for nine holes.

If during the course of the license year, any information pertaining to the business changes, such as location, square footage, mailing address, phone number, or local contact, the licensee is required by law to notify the business license office of these changes within a 10 day period.

If ownership of a business or nightly rental unit changes, businesses are required to file an application. If additional business outlets are opened, a separate application is required.

All hockey activities at the Park City Ice Arena require the following equipment:

• hockey skates
• shin guards
• elbow pads
• hockey gloves
• hockey stick
• protective cup
• hockey helmet (under 18 must also have a mask)

We highly recommend the use of a mouth guard, shoulder pads, and hockey pants.

You can call in up to 90 minutes (or an hour and a half) before any drop-in hockey session to put your name on the list.  However, you must have a current drop-in hockey punch card in order to reserve your place.