Planning implements the goals and objectives of the Park City General Plan, reviews applications in accordance with the Land Management Code, and provides land use resources to the community.
Upcoming and Archived Meetings
Agendas, Packets, Minutes, and Audio/Video Recordings
Public Meeting Zoom Links
Viewers who wish to provide public comment must sign in using their full names. Anonymous comments will not be accepted. Please email planning@parkcity.gov to report any issues.
Planning Applications
Complete Applications can be Submitted to planning@parkcity.gov or in person to the Planning Department located at 445 Marsac Ave.
Land Management Code
Section 15 of the Municipal Code of Park City
Sign Code
Section 12 of the Municipal Code of Park City
Dark Sky Lighting
In 2021, the City Council enacted an ordinance updating the Outdoor Lighting Code. The code applies to new construction. Retrofits to existing outdoor lighting fixtures are not required. However, light bulbs in existing outdoor lighting must be 3,000 degrees Kelvin by December 31, 2024.
Waterwise Landscaping
Resources to find what kind of non-invasive, drought tolerant vegetation to select and where to plant, ways to save water to help your yard flourish, and how to conserve water when landscaping.
GRAMA Request
Government Records Access Management Act
Park City is home to more than 400 historic sites, including two National Register Historic Districts. The Main Street Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. The Mining Boom Era Residences Thematic District, comprised of historically significant residential structures built during the mining boom period of 1872-1929 was listed in 1984.
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Park City Annexation History
The 1884 Old Town boundary remained until the 1970s, since then there have been 42 annexations adding nearly 11,800 acres to Park City.
Planning Commission
The Commission acts as a non-political, long range planning body for Park City. Review of specific projects is limited to matters requiring their consideration. The scope of these reviews is outlined in the Land Management Code and includes: general plan review, annexation review, subdivision approval, subdivision and record of survey plat and plat amendment review, master planned development approval, conditional use permit approval, appeals of staff decisions, termination of inactive applications, and sensitive land review.
Historic Preservation Board
This is a board created pursuant to Utah Code to preserve and encourage compatible infill to protect Park City's mining heritage according to Land Management Code Chapters 15-11 and 15-13.
Board of Adjustment
This is a legislative board that hears and decides appeals from zoning decisions to applying special exceptions to the Land Management Code. The board also makes determinations regarding modifications of non-conforming uses and hears appeals on determination non-conforming or non-complying status.
On May 15, 2025, the City Council adopted Ordinance No.2025-08 amending land use appeal authorities. The Appeal Panel is now dissolved. Moving forward, appeals of Planning Commission final action will be heard by an administrative hearing officer.