You are invited to the Public Open House on October 29th from 7 pm to 8 pm at the City Administration Building, Council Chambers (1941 E 61st St N). Meet with the planners, see the progress, and add your input as we near completion of the plan.
Thanks to everyone who came out to the Public Kick-off! The event had great attendance, and there were a lot of good ideas shared. We're very excited to be working with the city and those who live here on the Park City Connectivity Plan, and the excitement from the event attendees is a testament that the city is ready for these changes. We're looking forward to continuing with this project.
If you were not able to make the meetings, you can download the presentation here. As always, feel free to share your ideas on this website by taking the survey, mapping your ideas, or contacting the city administrator and planning team.
Click here to download the Kick-off posters and see the comments from attendees.
Check out some of the news coverage about the Park City Connectivity Plan!
The City of Park City and its partners have undertaken the process of developing a pedestrian connectivity plan to guide the development of its sidewalk and trail systems. The plan will develop over the coming months but it all begins with you! We need you to join the conversation about pedestrian travel and access in Park City.
We need your input to make Park City more comfortable to navigate on foot and by bicycle. The process begins with you!
The Park City Pedestrian Connectivity Plan is just getting started! Do you like to walk around town, push kids in a stroller, or wish sidewalks led somewhere? Do you like to bike around town? Park City is listening. Learn about the project and contribute your ideas!
The City of Park City and its partners have undertaken the process of developing a pedestrian and bicycle plan to guide the development of its emerging system. The plan will develop over the coming months but it all begins with you! We need you to join the conversation about bicycle and pedestrian travel and access in Park City.
Stay tuned for more information