Parker Malatesta

1 week ago | kpcw.org | Parker Malatesta

Vail wants the Utah Court of Appeals to overturn a 2022 Park City Planning Commission’s decision to revoke a permit to upgrade the Silverlode and Eagle chair lifts after four residents filed an appeal. The decision was upheld in 2023, when a district court judge said there were reasonable doubts about the project’s parking plan. Attorney Ryan Cooke, representing Park City Mountain, said the commission’s assessment of the resort’s parking plan went beyond the scope of their role.

1 week ago | kpcw.org | Parker Malatesta

Con el clima cambiando constantemente, el inicio de la temporada de alergias primaverales puede ser difícil de detectar en la región de Wasatch Back. El director de salud del condado de Summit, Phil Bondurant, dice que a veces escuchar a tu cuerpo es la mejor opción. “Creo que el mejor indicador es si te despiertas con los ojos rojos y la nariz congestionada,” dijo Bondurant.

1 week ago | kpcw.org | Parker Malatesta

Después de una temporada con largas filas en los remontes y quejas de los clientes, Park City Mountain intentó modernizar los telesillas Eagle y Silverlode en el sector de Mountain Village del resort en 2022. Una solicitud para llevar a cabo las mejoras fue aprobada inicialmente de forma administrativa por el director de planificación de Park City en ese momento.

1 week ago | kpcw.org | Parker Malatesta

For the first time, Park City closed upper Main Street to vehicle traffic during the opening weekend of the Sundance Film Festival in January. Park City Police Chief Wade Carpenter designated the road as pedestrian-only as a public safety precaution after consulting with local, state and federal law enforcement. The move came weeks after a suspected terrorist drove a truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans on New Year's Day, killing more than a dozen people.

1 week ago | kpcw.org | Parker Malatesta

After a season of long lift lines and customer complaints, Park City Mountain sought to upgrade its Eagle and Silverlode chair lifts on the Mountain Village side of the resort in 2022. An application for upgrades was initially approved administratively by Park City’s planning director at the time. The planning commission reversed the decision on appeal, siding with residents who claimed the upgrades weren't allowed under the terms in the resort’s 1998 development agreement.