Pat Putt

On today's Local News Hour:

( 00:23) Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects throughout the county, including the action by the Hideout Town Council Thursday to annex a portion of land in Summit County.

(19:17 ) Park City Councilmember Becca Gerber has a recap of last night's meeting. She calls

(33:47 ) Park City Foundation Ex. Director Katie Wright is joined by the winner of this year's $40,000 Women's Giving Fund grant recipient, the CEO of Holy Cross Ministries, Emmie Gardner.

During his last regular visit to KPCW, County Development Director Pat Putt brought us up to date on some of the major proposals pending before the county or waiting in the wings.   That’s including the Dakota Pacific proposal for the Tech Park land at Kimball Junction.

Putt said they’re thinking that the revised proposal, to create a mixed-neighborhood use on the Tech Park land, will go to a public hearing on June 23rd.

The Boyer Company plan for the Tech Park  was approved in 2008.  

Today on the Local News Hour:  

( 0:07) - Charlie Sturgis has this week's Mountain Trails Report.

( 3:30) - Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects throughout the county.

(18:53) - Park City Soccer Club President Andrew Way with details about training, tryouts, and the possibility of holding the Extreme Cup.

Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects, including the Dakota Pacific project at Kimball Junction. Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting discussing how to make up next fiscal year's $8.6 million shortfall and Lori Hampton talks about a new Facebook page Adopt a Park City Senior 2020. 

Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has the latest on development projects in the county and how the department is dealing with the COVID-19 restrictions. National Ability Center CEO Kevin Stickleman has an update about how the COVID-198 situation is impacting the NAC community and how they're responding with virtual events and providing lodging for medical professionals and Park City High School teachers Steve Cuttitta and Megan McKenna along with Wasatch High Teacher Carrie Bala talk about what it's like to teach from home since schools were closed three weeks ago.

Last month, the Summit County Council was visited by Old Ranch Road activist Debbie Scoggan, who said some of the lots in her neighborhood were getting out of hand with the number of accessory buildings put up by owners.

County Development Director Pat Putt said that’s an issue the Snyderville Commission has struggled over.    

Putt told KPCW that areas such as Old Ranch Road and Silver Creek were zoned Rural Residential when the county first began a planning code back in 1977.        

The Dakota Pacific Company had several work sessions last year with the Snyderville Planning Commission on their proposal to revise the Boyer Tech Park property at Kimball Junction.

County Development Director Pat Putt says Dakota could return soon to the county planners.   

Dakota is proposing to reconfigure the Boyer property as a mixed-use neighborhood with residential, retail, offices and public uses.

Putt said that last year, before the holidays, they asked Dakota representatives to come back and define the residential component of the project.       

Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects throughout the county. Park City Planner Caitlyn Barhorst explains the new historic grant Program and Park City Leadership Co-Founder Myles Rademan has details about the cancellation of Monday's Community Leadership lecture.

In his regular report to KPCW, Summit County Development Director Pat Putt reviewed the latest planning news.    Among other items, some large wind turbines will be coming to the Evanston, Wyoming area; and a couple of Park City non-profits are looking for a new home.  

Putt told KPCW that later this year, residents near the Wyoming border will see the first signs of a major wind-energy project.

Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects throughout the county. Park City Councilmember Max Doilney has a recap of last night's meeting and the Dean of Harvard Divinity David Hempton has details about his presentation Saturday at the Christian Center of Park City, titled "Is Religious Freedom Under Attack and Does it Matter?

Summit County planners have received a new proposal for the Colby School site, seeking to re-establish it as a Bed n Breakfast.

County Development Director Pat Putt  said that an application for a residential project in South Summit is another new item that has come across his counter.

Putt said the application for the Colby School would set up eight guest rooms in the existing building—the maximum allowed by code—plus a managers unit.

On today’s program, Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on some development projects in the county, including the new cannabis pharmacy. Park City Councilmember Steve Joyce has a recap of last night's meeting and Park City High School Dance Teacher Ashley Mott and student dancer and officer of Dance Company 2, Dania Pantaleon talk about the dance performances next week.

The Utah Department of Health announced the companies that have been awarded medical cannabis pharmacy licenses. 

The State Health Department awarded 10 companies 14 licenses, with four of the business having two licenses each. One of those is Deseret Wellness, which has a license for a location in Provo and one in Summit County within the Snyderville Basin Planning District. That facility is set to be located at 4554 Forestdale Dr., off Highway 40 past Home Depot.

On today’s program, Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects throughout the county, including a new application to rezone a 21 acre parcel for 200 “attainable” condominiums.  Park City Councilmember Becca Gerber has a recap of last night's meeting.

During his monthly visit with KPCW, Summit County’s Development Director Pat Putt had some news about the employee housing expected at the Canyons Resort.’

In addition, ideas are being refined for the Village Overlay Zone at Hoytsville.  

Putt told KPCW that they just received an application, from the Canyons Village Management Association, and the prospective builder, Columbia Pacific, for the long-awaited employee-housing complex at the base of the Resort.

He said the project could accommodate up to 1150 beds.