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Park City Mountain wants public input on the future of its base parking lots

The resort is studying what could go on roughly 10 acres at Mountain Village. Residents can weigh in this winter before the project reaches city planners.
By Salt & Seek EditorialPublished 1 min read
The Silver Star chair and Mountain Village at Park City Mountain in 2020
Archive view of Park City Mountain, September 12, 2020. Photo by Leijurv via Wikimedia Commons CC BY-SA 4.0

If you start a ski day in the surface parking lots at Park City Mountain’s Mountain Village, you know the roughly 10 acres at the center of a new planning effort. On Tuesday, November 10, the resort named East West Partners to help explore what could be built there. The first step for neighbors this winter will be a chance to weigh in.

Why Bonanza Park is part of the conversation

The resort will also consider moving operations that now use the Munchkin property in Bonanza Park. Both questions are still open. The November 10 announcement starts the planning process, with public input ahead of preliminary meetings with Park City officials.

A second planning effort covers the mountain itself. That work looks at how skiers and riders reach and move around the resort, including where lifts, trails and guest facilities fit into future improvements.