Votes at a glance: Park City Council actions — March 11, 2025

Park City Council took a series of unanimous votes at its March 11 meeting, approving appointments, a budget calendar, development agreements, project contracts, site plans and an ordinance tied to utility bond references. Key actions and outcomes are listed below.

Votes at a glance

- Agenda approval: Motion to approve the meeting agenda as presented. Mover: Brandy Bailey; Second: Charlie Davidson. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0.

- Consent agenda: Motion to approve consent items as presented. Mover: Brandy Bailey; Second: Troy Hill. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0.

- Appointment — Park City Library Board: Motion to appoint Adrienne Pogue to the Park City Library Board; term expires 2026. Mover: Brandy Bailey; Second: Charlie Davidson. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0.

- Appointment — Park and Recreation and Tree Advisory Board: Motion to appoint Casey Hauschild; term ending 05/31/2027. Mover: Charles Schwenke; Second: Troy Hill. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0.

- 2026 Budget calendar: Motion to approve proposed 2026 budget calendar (special budget work sessions June 10, July 8 and July 22; hearing July 22). Mover: Troy Hill; Second: Brandy Bailey. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0.

- Development agreement — I‑135 Arena Community Improvement District (CID): Motion to approve the development agreement with Equisite LLC allowing use of CID sales tax proceeds for project reimbursement and special obligation bonds. Mover: Terry Osborne; Second: Charlie Davidson. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0.

- Channel 6 stormwater improvements — contract authorization: Motion to award contract to Dongwinger Construction for channel 6 stormwater improvements in an amount not to exceed $1,414,203.05 to be paid from the capital projects fund; funded via temporary financing followed by long‑term general obligation bonds. Mover: Brandy Bailey; Second: Charlie Davidson. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0. (Bid amount was $88,203.05 over the engineer’s estimate of $1,326,000.)

- Ordinance amending and restating the sixth supplemental water supply and wastewater service agreement (CCUA): Motion to approve Ordinance No. 12O9‑2025 authorizing execution of the amended and restated sixth supplemental water supply and wastewater service agreement with Chisholm Creek Utility Authority. Mover: Troy Hill; Second: Brandy Bailey. Outcome: approved by roll call vote (Brandy Bailey — Aye; Charles Schwenke — Aye; Troy Hill — Aye; George Glover — Aye; Charlie Davidson — Aye; Terry Osborne — Aye). Motion passes 6-0.

- Park Center site plans: Motion to approve site plans for multiple lots in the Park Center addition (mix of townhomes and patio homes; zoning: DD Downtown District). Mover: Troy Hill; Second: George Glover. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0. Planning Commission recommended approval 7-0.

- Economic incentive for Mennonite Housing (Lancaster Square): Motion to approve waiver of building permit fees (cap $80,000) and contingent city loan of $500,001 at 1% over 20 years if the project receives LIHTC approval. Mover: Charlie Davidson; Second: George Glover. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0. (Contingent on KHRC LIHTC award; sales‑tax exemption was not acted on tonight.)

- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn. Mover: Troy Hill; Second: Charlie Davidson. Outcome: approved, voice vote 6-0.

Details and context

- The Channel 6 stormwater contract was $1,414,203.05, about $88,203.05 over the engineer’s estimate of $1,326,000; staff said the work is authorized and funded via temporary financing and will be repaid with long‑term general obligation bonds.

- The ordinance to amend and restate the sixth supplemental water and wastewater agreement relates to the issuance of the 2025 bond series by Chisholm Creek Utility Authority and restates several prior supplemental agreements; staff said the changes are not materially adverse to the city and there is no immediate physical or financial impact to city operations.

- Park Center site plans cover approximately 9.3 acres in total and propose a mix of 51 units in townhome configurations and 21 patio homes; the planning commission recommended approval 7-0.

All recorded motions at the meeting were approved unanimously (6-0). Where a roll call occurred (Ordinance 12O9‑2025), the transcript records individual “Aye” votes and the clerk announced a 6-0 result.