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Park City councilor, dismayed with recreation facility discussion, walks out of meeting - Park Record

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A Park City Council member walked out of a meeting on Thursday evening, indicating he was dismayed about the discussion about an aspect of the municipal recreation facility under construction at City Park. First-term City Councilor Ed Parigian exited the council chambers in the Marsac Building at the end of discussion of an agenda item about a project branded The Mine.

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