The Park City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026, to consider several land management code amendments and redevelopment proposals, including a project for a mixed-use development at 1500 Kearns Boulevard.
Meeting Logistics and Participation
The meeting, scheduled to run from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., will take place in person at the Marsac Municipal Building City Council Chambers and will also be available for virtual participation, according to a public notice from the Park City Planning Department.
Proposed Mixed-Use Development
During the work session, commissioners will review a proposal to redevelop the Park Meadows Plaza site at 1500 Kearns Boulevard into a mixed-use development. The applicant's plan includes 41 residential units, approximately 15,500 square feet of commercial space, and an underground parking garage within the General Commercial Zoning District and Frontage Protection Zone.
Affordable Housing Proposals
Another redevelopment proposal under consideration involves 1885 Lower Iron Horse Loop. The applicant is seeking a zone change from Recreation and Open Space to Light Industrial to construct a 32-unit multi-unit dwelling. The project is described as an affordable master planned development consisting of 12 market-rate, 13 attainable, and seven affordable condominium for-sale units totaling 23,981 square feet.
Workforce Housing and Code Updates
The commission will also conduct a work session to review amendments to the Land Management Code regarding affordable master planned developments and seasonal housing. These updates aim to modify regulations and criteria to meet market conditions and establish standards for seasonal workforce housing provisions.
Swimming Pool Regulation Amendments
The regular session of the meeting will include a public hearing and potential recommendation for City Council consideration regarding amendments to the Land Management Code for outdoor swimming pools associated with a single residential unit. This discussion involves multiple residential and commercial districts, including the Historic Residential, Historic Commercial, and General Commercial districts.
Steep Slope Construction Permit
Additionally, the commission will consider an application for a one-year extension of a steep slope conditional use permit for 121 Sampson Avenue. The request would allow for the construction of a new single-family dwelling on a vacant lot within the Historic Residential - Low Density Zoning District.
Moab Property Tax Information
The City of Moab maintains separate information regarding local property taxes on its official website, though no specific tax rates or recent changes were detailed in the provided documentation.
