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Park City council authorizes $8.125 million for new aquatics facility in CIP
Summary
Council approved a resolution authorizing capital improvements and initial financing steps for a new aquatics facility estimated at $8,125,500, amending prior CIP resolutions.
The Park City Council on May 13 approved a resolution authorizing initial actions to finance construction of a new aquatics facility with an estimated cost of $8,125,500.
Sean (city staff) presented the resolution, citing Charter Ordinance C392019 and earlier resolutions that establish the capital improvement plan (CIP) process and the city’s authority to issue general obligation bonds or temporary notes to fund such projects. “The attached resolution before you tonight serves as the initial authorization for improvements in construction of the new aquatics facility with a total estimated cost of $8,125,500,” Sean said.
Councilmember Jim Schrader moved to approve Resolution 1252-2025, which amends earlier CIP resolutions (10 69-2021 and 10 81-2021); Troy Hill seconded. The motion passed on a voice vote, 6-0.
Council briefly clarified the figure on the record after Sean’s presentation when there appeared to be an initial verbal ambiguity. City staff confirmed the correct estimated project cost as $8,125,500.
The resolution authorizes the city to include the aquatics facility in the multiyear CIP and to proceed with the financing steps allowed under the city charter and prior council resolutions. No construction contract or timeline was adopted during the meeting; the action was an authorization step within the city’s capital-planning process.
Council did not solicit public comment on the item during the meeting. Staff did not present a detailed funding breakdown in the public presentation; the resolution authorizes financing mechanisms and amends prior CIP authorizations.
