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Park City leaders receive more criticism of development proposal for municipal acreage - Park Record

By Park Record · Originally published August 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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Mayor Ryan Dickey and the Park City Council on Thursday evening received input opposing a development proposal in Bonanza Park as criticism about the concept continued for a second consecutive day. The elected officials were not scheduled to address the topic, and they did not respond in any detail to the input.

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