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Park City Council to review 5-acre Bonanza Park plans in November

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Park City councilmembers want to ensure development plans still align with city goals. The Park City Planning Commission has been analyzing and refining Brinshore Development’s proposal since June. “The planning commission's feedback on this current iteration is moving further and further away from what the original council intent was,” she said on KPCW’s “Local News Hour” Oct.

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