- A new park project called Bonanza Park in Park City could potentially house the Utah Symphony.
- A development proposal has been reported to affect the parkland area of Bonanza Park in Park City.
Bonanza Park development faces cost and scope reviews in Park City
What happened
Ryan Dickey was named a development partner for the Bonanza Park site. The Park City Council will review revised plans for the 5-acre site in November. The Planning Commission has reduced the height of proposed buildings and is considering lowering density by removing one of the six housing buildings.
From kpcw.org
Why it matters
The city agreed to pay up to $40 million toward the project. However, Dickey stated that construction costs have risen since the preliminary plans were approved in March. The council is also revisiting project costs.
A development proposal affects the parkland area of Bonanza Park in Park City, where a new park project could potentially house the Utah Symphony.
From kpcw.org
Who's involved
- Ryan DickeyDevelopment partner for Bonanza Park
- Bonanza ParkThe 5-acre park site under review
- city councilLegislative body that reviews and oversees the development plans
- Park CityCity that owns the land and controls the development proposals
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- city councilSpeculative
The city council might face regulatory action regarding project costs and scope in November.
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The entities involved
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Bonanza Park
park in El Dorado County, California, United States of America
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