MOUNTAIN RECREATION FACILITIES MASTER PLAN Mountain Recreation Facilities Master Plan Summit County Council Briefing – June 8, 2016 Project Website: www.RecFacilitiesMP.org.

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MOUNTAIN RECREATION FACILITIES MASTER PLAN Mountain Recreation Facilities Master Plan Summit County Council Briefing – June 8, 2016 Project Website:

Purpose & Previous Studies In an effort to better understand possible recreation expansion opportunities and associated costs on City, Basin, and School District -owned property, the Landmark Design Team has been contracted to create and evaluate alternative concept designs, construction cost estimates, and operational cost estimates for key sites.

Public & Committee Meetings Public Meetings 1 & 2Wednesday, March 2 nd (2 locations & times) Public Meeting 3 Wednesday, April 27 th (Park City High School) Public Meetings 4 & 5Wednesday, May 25 th (2 locations & times) Public Meeting(s) 6Wednesday, June 29 th Advisory Committee Meetings February 3 rd February 22 nd March 16 th May 4 th May 11 th (Aquatics Workshop) June 1 st Intro/Concepts/Criteria Concepts for School District Sites Draft Plan Open House Regional Alternatives Review Project Website:

Guiding Principles 1.Use land, energy, and money responsibly 2.Take a regional approach 3.Ensure transit and multi-modal connections 4.Engage the private market in partnerships

Study Sites Map

5Silver Creek - Concept A

Evaluation Criteria Scoring

Regional Alternatives Alternative 1 DISPERSED – SMALLER SCALE FACILITIES Alternative 2 DISPERSED – LARGER SCALE FACILITIES Alternative 3 MAJOR FACILITES AT SILVER CREEK & QUINN’S/IHC Alternative 4 MAJOR FACILITIES AT TRIANGLE City Park Concept B (community center, playground, splash pad, platform tennis) Quinn’s 1-sheet ice adjacent to existing arena, parking on IHC, fields, trails, restroom, pavilion Ice arena conversion to fieldhouse, fields, trails, restroom, pavilion Fields, trails, restroom, pavilion IHC 15-Acre Parcel Parking for expanded ice at Quinn’s2-sheet ice facility - 24-acre Parcel Concept A (grouped fields, trails, & other amenities) Concept A (grouped fields, trails, & other amenities) Concept A (grouped fields, trails, & other amenities) Concept A (grouped fields, trails, & other amenities) Triangle Parcel --- Concept A (1 large community/ rec center w/ ice, indoor 50-meter lap and leisure pools, outdoor leisure pool, community/ senior/ day camp center; fields; trails; & other amenities) PC MARC Indoor multi-purpose addition & upgraded outdoor lap & leisure pools Indoor multi-purpose addition & upgraded outdoor lap & leisure pools, outdoor lap enclosed with building Indoor multi-purpose addition, outdoor pool functions remain Trailside Park Community center & upper parking NO FIELD/LOWER PARKING CHANGES Community center & upper parking NO FIELD/LOWER PARKING CHANGES Community center & upper parking NO FIELD/LOWER PARKING CHANGES Community center & upper parking NO FIELD/LOWER PARKING CHANGES Silver Creek Concept B (alt.) (Small rec center w/ indoor fieldhouse, multi-use fields, trails, & other amenities) NO AQUATICS OR FOOTBALL FIELD Concept B (alt.) (Medium rec center w/ community center, fieldhouse, indoor football field, multi-use fields, trails, & other amenities) NO AQUATICS Concept B (Large rec center w/ indoor 25 -meter lap and leisure pools, outdoor leisure pool, community center, fieldhouse, indoor football field, multi-use fields, trails, & other amenities) Concept B (alt.) (Small rec center w/ fieldhouse, multi-use fields, trails, & other amenities) NO AQUATICS OR FOOTBALL FIELD Willow Creek Park Field, pickleball courts, parking Canyons Indoor/ outdoor leisure pools--- Ecker Indoor 50-meter lap poolIndoor 50-meter lap & leisure pools-- Kearns Athletics support building, indoor multi-purpose building Athletics support building

Regional Alt. 1 – Dispersed Smaller Scale Facilities

Regional Alt. 2 – Dispersed Larger Scale Facilities

Regional Alt. 3 – Major Facilities at Silver Creek & Quinn’s/IHC

Regional Alt. 4 – Major Facilities at Triangle Parcel

Rough Master Planning Level Costs City Park $5 -$20 million Quinn’s $2 - $5 million IHC >$20 million 24-acre Parcel$2 - $5 million Triangle Parcel> $20 million PC MARC $5 -$20 million Trailside Park$2 - $5 million Silver Creek> $20 million Willow Creek Park< $1 million Canyons> $20 million Ecker Hill Campus> $20 million Kearns Campus> $20 million

General Issues to Address/Discuss in Plan Traffic & Transportation Gap in Pinebrook/Jeremy Ranch Area Accessibility Funding/Timing

Next Steps Development of Draft Recreation Facilities Master Plan Preferred Alternative w/ options Updated Construction Costs O&M Costs Potential Phasing Draft Plan Open House Wednesday, June 29 th

MOUNTAIN RECREATION FACILITIES MASTER PLAN Mountain Recreation Facilities Master Plan Project Website: