One Parkite apparently continues to question a bicycle lane on a busy stretch of Park Avenue two years after it was created. Another person in Park City wants additional places to leave a bicycle. City.
Park City Council members have proclaimed June as Pride Month and put their support behind a slate of activities and displays to show the municipality backs inclusion and diversity.
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A water-treatment plant is under development on the edge of Thaynes Canyon, one of City Hall’s larger construction projects. The plant is one of the municipal projects and programs officials intend to highlight during an open house planned on Tuesday.
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The Park City Ice Arena is expected to temporarily close later in 2021 to allow crews to replace the ice surface and perform other maintenance work, one of a series of projects City Hall plans to outline at an upcoming open house.
The ice is replaced every five years as part of the normal maintenance schedule. The process involves melting the ice, touching up lines and logos that are affixed to the floor below the ice and then freezing a new ice surface.
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The statewide mask mandate expired earlier in April, but last weekend Park City offered a different message along Main Street.
City Hall continued to display a sign on the shopping, dining and entertainment strip with outdated information about mask requirements. The sandwich-board sign, located steps from a busy walkway linking Main Street with the Old Town transit center, advertised that “Wearing a mask is mandatory in all Park City shops and restaurants.” It said mask wearing was “Per State of Utah health order” with the City Hall logo at the bottom.
But mask wearing by the weekend was not mandatory, and the state health order the sign noted had ended days before, leading to the potential that the signs would cause confusion. The mask mandate, a public health rule that was designed to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, was especially controversial as case counts dropped sharply from the highs during the winter.