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Current Class Sizes and Enrollment Growth of Our Elementary Schools
The School Board has published updated stats about elementary school class sizes and enrollment numbers as Park City Schools. Some take-aways include: All of our elementary schools average 23 students per class, with the exception of McPolin at 21 District-wide 4th grade had the largest student/teacher ratio at 25 The lowest was 17 students per teacher in …
Summit County Property Tax Adjustments Equal $47,000 in Reduce Revenue So Far in 2014
This morning Summit County Council member Dave Ure was visiting with KPCW’s Leslie Thatcher about his candidacy for reelection. Ms Thatcher asked Mr Ure about previous County budget problems and whether those problems were no longer a concern. Mr Ure replied that he hoped so because reporting was so much better. That made us wonder …
Interlocal agreement between Summit County and Park City shows forethought
During Wednesday’s Summit County Council meeting, the Council will likely approve an agreement between Summit County and Park City to work together to help manage Vail. County Manager Bob Jasper mentioned that items like a lift between PCMR and Canyons would be covered under this, as well as sales tax issues. According to the agreement, it also …
Comments can now be made on stories
The Park Rag is about to do the stupidest thing in its history, and we’ve done plenty of dumb things. We’ve had requests from a few people across the community to be able to comment on stories. We’ve resisted this for a long time because, well, comments rarely add value. At best no one comments and at …
Falsifying Time Logs vs Insubordination. How Do You Pick a Sheriff?
It appears there is no Andy Griffith in the race for Summit County Sheriff — there’s not even a Barney Fife. It’s more of a race between Roscoe P Coltrane versus Dirty Harry. Frankly it’s not the choice most of us would wish for. The Park Record has reported allegations of candidate Justin Martinez falsifying …
We’ll marry you if we have to…
The Utah County Clerk basically says we may not like it… but we’ll marry you if we have to…in response to the Supreme Court effectively legalizing same-sex marriage in Utah. At least that’s how we interpret the document below… Here's the statement from #utahcounty clerk on #SCOTUS denial to review #amendment3 @heraldextra pic.twitter.com/098L2NW3lK — amy …
Guest Editorial: Should we be thinking differently about how we plan for the future?
The Park Rag believes in Park City. We believe people throughout our community have great ideas that may not have been heard. With that in mind, here’s a guest editorial by Doug Engfer we hope you will consider… Well, it seems as if there is a whole lot of planning going on, what with Park …
Thoughts on Park City Heights
Over the weekend we took the opportunity to visit the site where Park City Heights is being built near Quinn’s Junction, behind the movie studio. Park City Heights is a master planned community approved by the Park City Planning Commission in 2011. The site will have approximately 240 units with a mix of market rate homes …
We drove by the film studio on Friday to see what construction was happening and you know what we saw?
Note: We are keeping a timeline of events. As is said too often around here, those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it.
You may want to put October 14 on your calendar
On Tuesday, October 14, The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission meets to discuss (and probably take input) on Phase 2 of the General Plan. Phase 2 could alter the landscape of what type of building can take place where in the Basin. A few weeks ago we agreed with City Council Member Dick Peek when he implied that if …
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