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Last discussed Feb 17, 2026.
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Expressed strong opposition via email to high-density residential proposals near his property, citing traffic, density, and design concerns.
City Council - Feb 17, 2026 · 2:17:40 →Shared information regarding the CAMS 100 Years Project displaying Heber City's history at the Wasatch County Library.
City Council - Jul 15, 2025 · 1:19:00 →Expressed concern that Heber City retaining affordable housing fees-in-lieu is premature and could undermine the Wasatch County Housing Authority's ability to fund a full-time director and regional projects.
City Council - May 20, 2025 · 3:20:53 →Noted that much of Heber City's past affordable housing was funded by county funds, and questioned staff report characterizations of housing authority operations.
City Council - May 20, 2025 · 4:35:20 →Spoke in favor of double flag lots, explaining how allowing property divisions would help his children and grandchildren afford to stay in Heber.
Planning Commission - Apr 8, 2025 · 3:01:21 →Supported double flag lots, sharing that he and his wife want to build on a family lot to help relatives live nearby without massive development costs.
Planning Commission - Apr 8, 2025 · 3:06:42 →News & external sources (10)
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A serious safety threat
Editor’s note: This letter is adapted from comment to the Park City Planning Commission. One can support affordable housing in Park City but oppose the current Bonanza Park development plan. This is not a part...
Home for us: I grew up here, and can build a life
housing authority logo My parents moved to the Snyderville Basin for a job opportunity at a time when the local workforce could afford to buy a home and raise a family in the area. As children of i...
Park City partnership provides details about Clark Ranch housing
A partnership involving the Park City municipal government that is pursuing a housing development off the S.R. 248 entryway has submitted a document outlining details about the income-restricted units.
Clark Ranch development would permanently displace some wildlife, study finds
The Park City Planning Commission is continuing talks about a development proposal at Clark Ranch. The potential impact of a project on wildlife is one of the noted issues. Credit: Park Record file photo by Dav...
Problem creation
Skip to content I attended the affordable housing discussion on Sept. 17 with the Park City Council. There was much discussion about how to achieve their goals by 2032. I came away thinki...
Clark Ranch affordable housing plan returns to Planning Commission
The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday is scheduled to return to the talks about a development proposal at Clark Ranch, located just off the S.R. 248 entryway Credit: Photo illustration courtesy of Park...
In the future, looking back
One day, when my son is old enough to understand, I may have to explain that Park City used to be different. “It used to feel like a mountain town,” I’ll tell him. “Then the city government started buying land ...