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Show A-6 The Park Record WedThursFrl. June 5-7, 2002 Si mmIi & WasaicIi CountUs A I'Akk C.liy I SianIiv RocliiR MD rRCP(C)FAAI) AT III t chlKlKIN COSMUlC lloSKII ( IklMKII I ( WM l( HI K ,1 llllMU N SIX III II I KM Ml l M SIKUIO & MkIS C M IV llKII ( IKIIIII mum win n vx in MOMS vtMnw skis ( win sikum II K . SU.lt. wi M. im inlm Ksivw is Flagstaff receives historic approval? Planning Commission gives nod to i r runru i tne Tirst pnase or urm project By JAY HAMBURGER KS TA U K A r New American Brasserie Park Citv's Bkst Value in Fine Dining! 350 Main will re-opcn for dinner thu Friday, May 31st, , presenting lighter lummer entrees, including: Ponzu Glazed Salmon, $16 Asparagus & Prawn Salad, $14 Tempura Poke Roll, $7 and much mure Present this coupon to enjoy 2 FOK 1 K NTH EES through June 14, 2002. N.nne . . . Address K-M.iil 'Free entree of equal or lesser value. "Other Park City restaurant! might make more noise, but 350 Main is one of the best," - Anne Wilson, The Suit Lake Tribune, August 200 1 350 Main Street Park City 435-649-3140 , vtww.350MAiN.coM Tht Vt 'hte Spectator Award of Excellence, 2000-01 Zagat Survey. , Closed Sunday and Monday. ' fTf . ,,;- Of the Record stuff United Park City Mines recently received fin OK from the Park City Planning Commission for a phase of I lagstalf Mountain Resort, the first such Flagstaff approval from the city. Commissioners voted in favor of the first phase of Flagstaff, including 10 single-family lots at the base of the Northside lift at Deer Valley Resort. Also during the meeting, commissioners com-missioners signed off on a few related Flagstaff issues that were necessary. A plat map was forwarded for-warded to the Park City Council, which must approve plats. Ihree multi-family parcels were included in the approvals but commissioners were not scheduled to OK specific buildings build-ings in those lots. The three parcels will hold up to 65 units. All of the approvals were within the Mountain Village portion por-tion of Flagstaff. The village is seen as the core to the development develop-ment and its makeup could resemble what is contained within with-in Silver Lake Village in upper Deer Valley. "It's satisfying that we are finally at this point," UPCM President Mank Rothwell said. Planning and Zoning Administrator Pat Putt agrees that the vote was an important event for Flagstaff. "When you look at it in the context of eight years of public process, its significant that it is the first approval," Putt said. The approvals followed months of talks between UPCM and the Planning Commission. The application has been debated for about 18 months. During that time, commissioners reviewed a series of Flagstaff studies. "I believe we've resolved most of the concerns of the Planning Commission," Rothwell said. UPCM is not ready to start construction on the residential buildings in the village, however. Rothwell said he hopes crews start work on utilities and roads that will serve Flagstaff in a few weeks. That work, he said, should be done by mid-2003. Construction will coincide with the end of the utility work. Rothwell said he hopes builders can start in spring 2003. Next for the Planning Commission will be a discussion about more multi-family development devel-opment in the Mountain Village? including condominiums and townhouses. Rothwell hopes the, mining company receives its secj-j ond approval late this summer or, early in the fall. ,i Flagstaff is envisioned as ait upscale addition to Deer Valley'; It will be built in Empire Canyon, which is south of Old, Town and frequently called DalyJ Canyon. ' In 1999, the Park City Council approved an annexation of the, land on which Flagstaff will be. built. The annexation followed; years of frequently heated debate between UPCM, City Hall and Parkites about the projr ect. Many people were upset with the scope of the project. Cops inspect trucks; two taken off the road Continued from A-5 On Sunday. June 2 at 2: IS p.m.. a calf moose was spotted in the northern north-ern part of Park Meadows, nearby Meadows Drive. The animal was sale and had not wandered into Iraf-. Iraf-. lie. police said. Later that afternoon, at 4:41 p.m., another moose was spotted on the 2XX) block of Lucky John Drive. Police are categorizing the report as a suspicious incident. A person called police from the 3000 block of Arabian Drive, where someone was reportedly hitting golf balls at the house. No property dam age was reported, police said, but an officer agreed to patrol the neighborhood. neigh-borhood. On Saturday, June 1 at 7:41 a.m., police were called to Evening Star Drive, where drivers in a white car and a white sport-utility vehicle were reportedly racing. When officers offi-cers investigated, however, they were unable to locate the suspect vehicles. Police responded to a report that construction tools were taken from the 900 block of Park Avenue. On Friday, May 31 at 9:24 p.m., a motorist was forced to use the run away truck lane on the Mine Road after the vehicle lost its brakes. At 12:36 p.m., a three-car accident acci-dent was reported on the HXX) block of Park Avenue. Nobody was injured in the accident, police said. On Thursday, May 30 at 7:19 p.m., police arrested a man for reckless reck-less driving and littering on S.R. 224. The arrest occurred after police received a complaint that a motorist in a white Audi threw trash at a group of bicyclists. The vehicle was located at Park City Mountain Resort. At 7:33 p.m., police were called o oSl:IKHi,URl- W f ill "-7 v. mm up .&S'f&5: to the intersection of Park Avenue-and Avenue-and Deer Valley Drive, where a; duck was spotted, walking through1 traffic. Police referred the incident to Summit County Animal Control. Police were forced to destroy a; young moose, which was injured on' S.R. 224, at 1:05 p.m. At 7:54 a.m., police received a1 report that golf clubs and an acces--sory bag were swiped from the trunk of a car that was parked under-! ground on the 700 block of Main' Street. '1 On Wednesday, May 29 at 5:31 p.m., police were called to the 1600 block of Sidewinder Drive, wherttj someone spotted a girl crossing the? street alone. An officer took the child home and talked with her mother. At 5:17 p.m., someone on the 500 block of Main Street reported $450 ' worth of jewelry was stolen. : ) On Tuesday, May 28 at 10.05'1 p.m., police received a report of fire' works being set off on Main Street1. 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