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Park City Pizza Company Restaurant Inspection
Summit County Health Department inspected Park City Pizza Company on 10/8/2014. We have created a page on how to read the Inspection Report. We’ll highlight the things that may be of interest. Please read the full report below for a complete and accurate report. Temperatures: Beef / Cold-hold 41º Chicken / Reach-in 38 Sausage / Cold-hold 42º Pizza / Hot-Hold 126º Observations and …
Jeremy Ranch Residents Don’t Have to Compromise on Jeremy Center
We’ve received a few emails on Jeremy Center, the hill across from the Jeremy Store. Right now the developer can only build 66,000 square feet and use it for office and small retail. The developer wants the Summit County Council to alter their current agreement to allow them to increase this to 255,000 square feet for “mixed use”. …
Maxwell’s Restaurant Inspection
Summit County Health Department inspected Maxwell’s on 10/9/2014. We have created a page on how to read the Inspection Report. We’ll highlight the things that may be of interest. Please read the full report below for a complete and accurate report. Good Practices: Wiping cloths properly used and stored Toilet facilities properly constructed, supplied, and cleaned. …
School Board Member Nancy Garrison Did Great job of Addressing Upcoming School Challenges and Highlighting Questions Citizens Must Start Thinking About
This morning Park City School Board member Nancy Garrison was on KPCW. She did a great job of answering questions about the challenges of accommodating all our students and noted questions the community needs to start deciding upon. KPCW’s Leslie Thatcher noted that there wasn’t a lot of land to build a new school on, Ms …
Update on Jeremy Center Development (now called Jeremy Station)
When you stop at the stop sign upon entering Jeremy Ranch, in front and to the right is the Jeremy Store. In front and to the left is a piece of land you may think is open space, but it’s not. As part of a settlement agreement between the county and James Winkler in 2005, the land …
Morning After Thoughts on Each Election Winner
All we can say is thank god it’s over almost over. Another election cycle in the books and no more signs littering our landscapes. With that in mind, here are a few thoughts on the election winners: Dave Ure – County Council: Only $500 spent on the election? Now that’s old school. Chris Robinson – …
Election Live Blog
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Did You Know Your Kids Can Opt-Out From Standardized Tests (Like SAGE)
With the uproar over SAGE testing results, we were surprised to learn of Utah SB 101, which was signed into law earlier this year by Governor Herbert. SB101 says that you, as a parent, have the right to stop your kid from having to take part in standardized tests like SAGE and it cannot impact …
What Summit County Candidates Spent to Get Your Vote
Wow. It costs a lot of money to run for elected office. Each year, candidates are required to provide an initial report of money spent on their campaign. After the election, candidates are required to provide a final breakdown of what is spent. For this year’s election, amounts range from $500 by Dave Ure (County Council) to $26,000 by Justin …
Loco Lizard Restaurant Inspection
Summit County Health Department inspected Loco Lizard on 10/14/2014. We have created a page on how to read the Inspection Report. We’ll highlight the things that may be of interest. Please read the full report below for a complete and accurate report. Good Practices: In use utensils properly stored Physical facilities installed, maintained and cleaned Temperatures: Steak / …
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