Mixed-use neighborhood for residents 55+ heads to Summit County Council for final decision - Park Record
A proposal for a mixed-use neighborhood intended for residents 55 and older is moving to the Summit County Council for final approval after the Snyderville Basin Planning Commission unanimously forwarded a positive recommendation on Tuesday. The 8-acre Silver Creek property is slightly southeast of Silver Creek Village.
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PEAK Center grand opening to celebrate new Summit County Library branch - TownLift, Park City News
PARK CITY, Utah — The PEAK Center is gearing up for a grand opening celebration on Oct. Community members are invited to bring their families and take part in the celebration, which will take place at the PEAK Center (6301 Landmark Drive, Park City) on Oct.
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Silver Creek housing plans headed for Summit County Council review
Plans took a step forward for a mix of 74 housing units and commercial space in Summit County’s Silver Creek area. The homes are geared toward older adults. Thirty of the units will be affordable. At a meeting Tuesday, Sept. Some of those concerns included parking and transit access.
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Summit County changes the rules for Snyderville Basin rezones - TownLift, Park City News
Ordinance 1016 moves detailed engineering later in the process while keeping final zoning decisions with the County Council
SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah — Summit County changed how developers seek zoning changes in the Snyderville Basin after the County Council approved Ordinance 1016 in a 3-2 vote on Sept. ”A debate months in the making The Sept.
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Utah’s mountains receive above-normal rain; reservoirs still lacking
Utah’s mountains have benefitted from this year’s monsoon season, receiving 3 inches of rain in August. Overall water availability, which relies heavily on snowpack, is significantly below normal. In the Wasatch Back, many are still above 50% capacity, with the exception of Echo, Rockport and Stateline reservoirs in Summit County.
via kpcw.orgSummit CountySeptember 8, 2026
Summit County Council approves Junction Commons mixed-use redevelopment
Junction Commons owners got the green light Tuesday to redevelop the shopping center. New plans include 220 affordable housing units. The Summit County Council unanimously approved a rezone and redevelopment plan for Junction Commons, formerly Outlets Park City, Tuesday, Sept.
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