Squatters leave food, trash on April Mountain in Park City
The Park City Police Department has received at least three recent reports involving people who might be homeless or otherwise living outdoors.
It was not clear from public police logs whether the same person or people were seen in each of the cases.
On Wednesday, Oct. 28, the police at 9:49 a.m. received a complaint that several people were squatting on April Mountain the past three weeks. They left food, trash and unspecified belongings at the site, the police were told. The case was logged on Aerie Drive, a street close to April Mountain.
Earlier that day, at 1:25 a.m., meanwhile, a person was seen sleeping in the Old Town transit center.
On Sunday, Oct. 25, a man was reportedly seen off the Rail Trail close to Bonanza Drive. The police were told it appeared he was homeless and camping.
The Police Department occasionally receives reports about people camping or living outdoors in Park City similar to the recent cases.
Deer Valley gondola system designed to possibly be part of citywide aerial network
Deer Valley Resort sees gondolas as a transportation option that could eventually link the three base areas – Snow Park, Silver Lake Village and Deer Valley East Village. And, ultimately, possibly link Deer Valley with other places in the Park City area.
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