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Park City Council approves Champtown assessments, sewer maintenance contract and highway pedestrian ban
Summary
Council approved four Champtown improvement district resolutions to assess lots for water, sewer, paving and storm-water work, authorized a five‑year sanitary sewer maintenance contract with UMC, and adopted an ordinance banning pedestrians on controlled‑access highways within city limits; all motions passed unanimously.
Park City’s City Council on April 28 approved a package of infrastructure actions and a traffic ordinance after staff presentations and brief discussion.
The council approved four resolutions (1280‑2026, 1281‑2026, 1282‑2026 and 1283‑2026) to finalize petitions and assessments for water, sanitary sewer, paving and storm‑water improvements in the Champtown Second Addition. Staff said the petitions had been updated after the property was platted and that more than half of the area liable for assessment had signed the updated petitions. The resolutions list estimated construction costs that staff presented as roughly $862,000 for a lateral sanitary sewer; $938,700 for waterline work; about $3.79…
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