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Park City council approves two rezonings for large residential development north and south of 69th Street
Summary
Council adopted two ordinances to rezone adjacent parcels near 69th Street and Broadway from industrial/county multifamily zoning to the city’s R3 multiple-family district, withholding publication until developer agreements and plats are recorded. Both items passed by 6-0 votes after planning commission recommendations of 7-0.
Park City’s council voted unanimously on March 10 to approve two separate rezoning requests tied to a larger mixed residential development north and south of 69th Street and Broadway Avenue.
Russ, the city zoning/subdivision administrator, said case Z202602 (southern portion, about 25 acres of a former 74-acre industrial tract) was recommended by the planning commission 7-0. Council moved to adopt ordinance number 1236 (2026) to rezone the property from I1 (light industrial) to R3 (multiple-family residential), with publication of the ordinance withheld until the developer agreement is recorded and the plat is finalized. The roll-call vote passed 6-0.
Russ then introduced case Z202601, a roughly 44-acre parcel annexed in January previously zoned MF29 by the county. He explained the city’s zoning requirement to proactively rezone annexed land; the planning commission recommended approval 7-0. Council adopted ordinance number 1237 (2026), likewise withholding publication until the plat and developer agreement are recorded. That vote passed 6-0 by roll call.
In both presentations, Russ emphasized that publication of the ordinances will be withheld pending plat recordation and execution of developer agreements, and that remaining industrial land will remain to the south under the applicants’ ownership. Council discussion focused on procedure and ordinance numbering; no council member spoke against either rezoning.
The rezoning approvals establish the city zoning framework required before final platting and developer agreements move forward for the larger mixed residential development.
