City Unveils Big Plans For Park City Arts and Cultural District

By Carolyn Murray • Jul 11, 2017

A first ever Park City Arts and Cultural district is planned for a 5 and a quarter acre parcel of land bordering Bonanza Drive, Kearns Boulevard and Munchkin Road. Carolyn Murray has more on the City’s development plans for the area:

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