IN THE WORK SESSION

Mountain Towns 2030 Summit Update
City staff provided an update on the Mountain Towns 2030 Summit, a conference scheduled in Park City on October 2-4, 2019. The conference, inspired by the community-wide goal of becoming net-zero by 2030, will bring 300+ individuals, other communities, NGOs, and trade organizations together for lectures, workshops, and activities. The City is contributing $30,000 towards event production, which will include a keynote presentation from world-renowned anthropologist Jane Goodall.
Mountain Towns 2030 Staff Report

Arts and Culture District Process Update
City staff presented the latest designs and developments of the Arts and Culture District, noting that Planning Commission reacted positively towards initial plans. The City and partners are following three distinct yet interrelated paths, which need to happen concurrently and will inform each of the other critical paths. These three paths include Design and Development, Programming and Activation, and Operations and Governance.
Arts & Culture Staff Report

IN THE REGULAR MEETING

STAFF COMMUNICATIONS AND DISCLOSURES

Annexation Policy Plan Staff Report
City staff provided an update on the Annexation Policy Plan. At the June 27 meeting, Council directed staff to begin the process of amending the City’s Annexation Expansion Area. Staff is working with regional partners regarding City and County joint planning efforts. Staff will continue to update Council through this process, as they work to gather, analyze, and compile required information to complete a draft policy plan by August 2019.
Annexation Policy Plan Staff Report

Public Utilities Truck Wraps Report
City staff created image wraps for the utility truck fleet. The wraps have infographics and messaging, in both English and Spanish, about water consumption and quality, and serve as another communication platform.
Truck Wraps Report
Wrap Designs

Water Conservation Update
The City continues to make progress towards its water conservation goal of a 25% reduction (per connection equivalent demand) by the year 2025, using the year 2000 as a starting point. 2018 water consumption data is now available, and the City is on track to meet its conservation goal. This plan will require the City to continue making progress in reducing water loss – water that enters the distribution system but is not metered leaving the system.
Water Conservation Staff Report

Winter On-Board Transit and HOA Transit Survey Results
City staff shared the preliminary survey results from the Winter On-Board Transit and HOA Transit surveys. Park City Transit and Summit County conduct on-board surveys twice yearly during peak winter and summer seasons. The data collected is used to better understand rider behavior, or why individuals are not using the transit system. Of the 1,000+ riders surveyed, nearly half commute to or from work. Those who use Park City transit regularly do so at least five days per week.
OnBoard Survey Staff Report
Appendix A: OnBoard Survey
Appendix B: HOA Survey

Backhoe Staff Report
The Backhoe Report is released each month and highlights current and anticipated construction projects in the Park City area. Projects vary in size from the SR-248 pedestrian tunnel to general pavement management.
Backhoe Staff Report
Backhoe Report July 2019

CONSENT AGENDA

• Council approved a Construction Agreement with Rowser Construction, LLC, to install additional guardrails along Royal Street, Norfolk Avenue, and Deer Valley Drive for $47,000.
  Guardrail Staff Report
  Attachment 1: Maps

NEW BUSINESS

Council discussed the following new business items:

• A resolution regarding the SR-248 preferred alternative. UDOT and the City are working alongside Summit County to develop a joint resolution. There was significant public comment from community members. Staff will return to Council on July 18 to continue to discuss the resolution.

Council approved the following new business items:

• Ordinance 2019-37, amending the Land Management Code correcting section 15-2.11-3(F) Side Setbacks of Corner Lots within Prospector Park Subdivision 1, 2, and 3 in the Single Family (SF) District. This adjustment amends an amendment that was made in 2017 by correcting minor typos and adding clarifying sentences.
  Setbacks Staff Report and Ordinance

   

• Ordinance 2019-38, approving a zoning map amendment from Estate (E) District, Transfer of Development Rights Sending (TDR-S) Overlay Zone, and Historic Residential-1 (HR-1) District to Recreation and Open Space (ROS) within the Sweeney Properties Master Plan Mid-Station and Creole-Gulch Sites a.k.a. Treasure Hill. This ordinance changes the zoning to open space and recreation for the recently protected Treasure Hill property.
  Zoning Map Amendment Staff Report
  Exhibit A: Base Vicinity Map
  Exhibit B: SPMP Mid-State & Creole-Gulch Site Zoning Exhibit-Proposed
  Exhibit C: Current Zoning Map
  
  
  
• Ordinance 2019-39, approving the 440 Main Street Plat Amendment, located at 440 Main Street. This plat amendment adjusts property lines to change them from running through an existing building and clean up lot lines.
  440 Main Street Staff Report and Ordinance
  Exhibits B - G
  
  

• The 50th Annual Kimball Arts Festival - 2019 Supplemental Plan. This Level Five special event will be held August 2-4, 2019. The plan includes the estimated City service fee reduction in the amount of $148,562.84. This year, locals will be able to pre-register and attend the festival at no cost.
  Kimball Arts Festival Staff Report
  Exhibit A: Background of Park City Kimball Arts Festival
  Exhibit B: Analysis of 2019 Kimball Arts Festival
  Exhibit C: 2019 PCKAF Supplemental Plan
  Exhibit D: 2019 PCKAF Level Five Permit

UPCOMING CITY MEETINGS

• Park City Library Board Meeting: 7/17, 12:00 p.m. at Park City Library
• Historic Preservation Board Meeting: 7/17, 5:00 p.m. at City Hall
• City Council: 7/18, 6:00 p.m. at City Hall
• City Council: 8/1, 6:00 p.m. at City Hall

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