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Votes at a glance: Park City council actions Jan. 14, 2025
Summary
On Jan. 14 the Park City City Council approved a series of ordinances, resolutions, contracts and appointments. This roundup lists each formal action, the mover/second (when recorded), and the recorded outcomes.
Park City’s Jan. 14 council meeting produced multiple formal actions. Below is a concise list of items the council voted on, with the motion text, mover and seconder where recorded, and the meeting‑announced outcome.
1) Approve agenda amendments — Motion to approve agenda with additions and reorder (mover: Charlie Davidson; second: Ben Salceda). Vote: approved, announced 8–0.
2) Ordinance No. 1205‑2025 — Change zoning from R‑1 (single‑family) to R‑3 (multi‑family) for nine lots in the Prairie Hills neighborhood (mover: Jim Schroeder; second: Charlie Davidson). Roll‑call votes: Charlie Davidson (Aye), George Glover (Aye), Ben Salceda (Aye), Charles Schwenke (Aye), Terry Osborne (Aye), Troy Hill (Aye), Brandy Bailey (Aye), Jim Schroeder (Aye). Outcome: approved (8–0).
3) Ordinance No. 1206‑2025 — Special use permit to establish an accessory dwelling unit at 9041 N. Hydraulic Ave. (mover: Ben Salceda; second: Jim Schroeder). Roll‑call votes recorded as all in favor. Outcome: approved (8–0).
4) Resolution 1236‑2025 — Reserve B Park Center internal improvements (motion by Ben Salceda; second Charlie Davidson). Outcome: approved (8–0).
5) Resolution 1237‑2025 — Water Park Center edition (motion by Ben Salceda; second Charlie Davidson). Outcome: approved (8–0).
6) Resolution 1238‑2025 — Sanitary sewer, Park Center edition (motion by Jim Schroeder; second Ben Salceda). Outcome: approved (8–0).
7) Resolution 1239‑2025 — Paving, Park Center addition (motion by Ben Salceda; second Charlie Davidson). Outcome: approved (8–0).
8) Resolution 1240‑2025 — Streetscape, Park Center addition (motion by Ben Salceda; second Charlie Davidson). Outcome: approved (8–0).
9) Resolution 1241‑2025 — Stormwater drainage, Park Center addition (motion by Terry Osborne; second Charlie Davidson). Outcome: approved (8–0).
10) Resolution 1242‑2025 — Sanitary sewer improvements for Champtown development (motion by Jim Schroeder; second Ben Salceda). Outcome: approved (8–0). Estimated cost cited in packet: $315,000 (transcript stated figure).
11) Resolution 1243‑2025 — Water distribution improvements for Champtown development (motion by Ben Salceda; second Jim Schroeder). Outcome: approved (8–0). Estimated cost cited in packet: $480,000 (transcript stated figure).
12) Resolution 1244‑2025 — Street and stormwater drainage improvements (Lynnhurst Drive / Champtown; motion by Jim Schroeder; second Ben Salceda). Outcome: approved (8–0). Transcript included a large estimated cost for the paving petition that appears to be misstated in the record; staff documents should be checked for precise figures.
13) Ordinance 1207‑2025 — Annexation of certain road right‑of‑ways that abut the city (motion by Jim Schroeder; second Charles Schwenke). Roll call vote recorded in transcript. Outcome: approved (8–0).
14) Housing incentives budget for 2025 — Continue four housing incentive programs; budgeted amount approved at $125,000 (motion by Jim Schroeder; second Troy Hill). Outcome: approved (8–0). Staff noted the programs create a potential multi‑year liability for tax‑reimbursement features and recommended a midyear program review.
15) Agreement with Gardner Design — Authorize mayor to execute agreement with Gardner Design for water‑tower/branding design services, not to exceed $8,000, paid from general fund (motion by Jim Schroeder; second Troy Hill). Outcome: approved (8–0).
16) On‑call engineering agreement with Wilson & Company — Authorize agreement for water and wastewater engineering services (motion by Jim Schroeder; second Troy Hill). Outcome: approved (8–0). Funded equally from water and wastewater utility funds.
17) Appointment — Tyler Ellis appointed to Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals to fill term ending May 2028 (motion by Terry Osborne; second Troy Hill). Outcome: approved (8–0).
18) Election of council president — Council elected Charles Schwenke as council president by voice vote after nomination by George Glover and second by Charlie Davidson. Outcome: elected (announced 8–0).
19) Land Bank real estate purchase — Land Bank approved a real estate purchase contract to acquire approximately 29.02 acres adjacent to Hat McLean Park from Matthew Henry for $200,000; chair authorized to execute the contract (motion by Jim Schroeder; second Ben Salceda). Outcome: approved (8–0). Staff noted the Land Bank balance and that the purchase was unbudgeted for 2025.
20) Garber engineering agreement — Approve concept‑plan work for Hat McLean Park and Grove Park with Garber Engineers, $12,135, to be paid from the parks general fund (motion by Troy Hill; second Terry Osborne). Outcome: approved (8–0).
21) Council liaisons and reappointments — Council adopted liaison assignments as discussed (motion by Terry Osborne; second Jim Schroeder). Outcome: approved (8–0).
This roundup reflects formal votes and motions recorded during the Jan. 14 meeting. For items where staff packet figures were referenced in the discussion (notably the Champtown and Park Center petitions), the transcript sometimes restated large numeric estimates that should be checked against the staff‑provided exhibits for precise amounts.
