Utah Construction Signals

Transportation Impact Study Guidelines — Discussion

Park City · location not stated · Meeting date: 2026-08-13

Commercial – MediumEarly / entitlementResidential builders

Stage

  1. Planning
  2. Approval
  3. Permit
  4. Construction

Official agenda wording

REGULAR SESSION 5:30 PM - Items Listed Below May Include Discussion, Public Hearing and Action - The City Council will consider an Ordinance to update Engineering Specifications for Transportation Impact Study Guidelines and Transportation Demand Management and amend the Land Management Code (1) Chapter 15-7 to streamline limited condominium plat amendments by shifting review from the Planning Commission to staff, (2) Chapter 15-1 to align with Senate Bill 284 Local Land and Water Modifications regarding Planning Commissioner removal, recusal, and annual training, and to establish City Council authority to enact a land use regulation if the Planning Commission does not timely forward a recommendation, to update the review process for new and unlisted business licenses, and to revise the burden of proof and standard of review for land use appeals, (3) Chapters 15-3, 15-6, and 15-6.1 to update Transportation Impact Study Guidelines and establish Transportation Demand Management Criteria, and (4) Chapter 15-13 to amend regulations for types and materials of fences in residential Historic Districts.

Details

Type
City Council land-use agenda item
Category
Early / entitlement (residential)
Commercial relevance
Commercial – Medium (rules: plat, multifamily-unspecified/<10)
Applicant/developer company
not stated
City-reported status
Park City City Council (land-use items) agenda item (Utah Public Notice Website) - not a permit
Case number
not stated
First observed by us
2026-10-14

Likely trades

None yet — early/entitlement stage.

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