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Park City Council votes: agenda, consent, condemnation hearing, engineering contracts approved

Park City City Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

At its April 14 meeting the council approved the agenda and consent agenda, set a June 9 public hearing to consider the condemnation of a structure at 6700 North Longmont (Resolution 1279-2026), and authorized a $292,000 contract package with K.E. Miller for Brierbrook Second Edition engineering work; all motions passed 8–0.

The Park City Council recorded several formal actions by unanimous vote on April 14.

• Agenda approval: Council approved the meeting agenda by voice vote, 8–0.

• Consent agenda: Council approved routine consent items by voice vote, 8–0.

• Resolution 1279-2026 (condemnation hearing): Council set a public hearing for 7:30 p.m. on June 9, 2026 to determine whether the structure at 6700 North Longmont should be condemned and ordered repaired or demolished. Motion to set the hearing passed 8–0 (mover: Jim Schrader; second: Brandy Bailey).

• K.E. Miller Engineering P.A. contracts (Brierbrook Second Edition): Council authorized contracts for paving ($160,000), sanitary sewer design ($70,000) and water ($62,000) from K.E. Miller, not to exceed $292,000, funded via temporary financing and eventual general-obligation bonds. Motion passed 8–0 (mover: Brandy Bailey; second: Charles Swinkey).

Each item was passed by voice vote with no recorded dissents. Council also approved several aquatics-related vendor contracts and hours/fees (covered in a separate article).

Next steps: the city will advertise required hearings, execute the K.E. Miller contracts and publish public hearing notices for the June 9 meeting.