Utah News spotted this story published July 8, 2026 at Park Record. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.
The public is slated to have the first opportunity on Wednesday to provide comments during a formal hearing about a development concept in Bonanza Park that involves the Park City municipal government.
Key takeaways
Park City Planning Commission reviews development concept on municipal land at Bonanza Drive and Kearns Boulevard intersection, with public hearing on Wednesday.
Concept includes 88 income-restricted rental units, 18 unrestricted rentals, over 30,000 sq ft commercial/art space, childcare, and 2 acres open space on ~5 acres.
Land owned by Park City municipal government partnering with Chicago-based Brinshore Development; opposition from PLACE PC group led by Kelly Pfaff cites concerns over building heights, traffic, and parking.
Planning Commission to continue item to Aug. 12 meeting after 90-minute session; project advances city's housing push for socioeconomic diversity and reduced commuter traffic.
Meeting at 5:30 p.m. Marsac Building; public comments encouraged on affordable housing plan, traffic study, and height exceptions per city communications director Clayton Scrivner.
There is opposition to the idea involving municipal government
by Jay Hamburger July 8, 2026
The Park City Planning Commission is amid a review of a development concept on municipal land off the intersection of Bonanza Drive and Kearns Boulevard. A hearing is scheduled on Wednesday. Credit: Courtesy of Brinshore Development LLC
There is opposition to the idea involving municipal government
The public is slated to have the first opportunity on Wednesday to provide comments during a formal hearing about a development concept in Bonanza Park that involves the Park City municipal government. …
