The Engineering Department coordinates, reviews, and approves all private-funded public improvements initiated by the development community, from design through construction to completion. The Engineering Team works closely with the Planning and Building Teams to accomplish this task.

In addition, the Engineering Team reviews and manages many of the City's capital improvement projects. The Department's Public Improvements Inspector inspects all water line installation and work that occurs within the public right-of-way.

 

Park City Supplemental Standards and Specifications

The City has adopted the American Public Works Association (APWA) Standard Specifications and Plans as the standards for all construction and improvements in the public right-of-way. The Engineering Team additionally maintains and updat the City Supplemental Standards and Specifications to be used in conjunction with the APWA standards.

Park City 2024 Supplemental Standards and Specifications

 

TRAFFIC IMPACT STUDY GUIDELINES

The Traffic Impact Study Guidelines provide a framework for when a transportation impact study may be required for new land use developments or redevelopments in Park City. The required contents of the transportation impact study are also provided in these guidelines. 

Traffic Impact Study Guidelines

TO REPORT SIDEWALK, CURB & GUTTER, DRAINAGE AND/OR CONSTRUCTION ISSUES PLEASE CONTACT THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS INSPECTOR @ 435-615-5071. IF AFTER HOURS OR AN EMERGENCY PLEASE CONTACT POLICE DISPATCH AT 435-615-5500.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORT IN KEEPING PARK CITY BEAUTIFUL AND SAFE.

List of Private and Public Roads




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Current Engineering RFP's

Public Notice of Proposed Waiver: Command Central Evidence Plus and WatchGuard Cloud Storage Solution

  • Department:Administrator, Budget, Building, Engineering, Emergency Management, Executive, Finance, GIS, Golf, Government, Human Resources, Ice Arena & Sports Complex, Legal, Planning, Police, Recreation, Sustainability, Tennis, Transportation and Planning, Water, Parking, Special Events, Information Technology, Parks, Building Maintenance, Streets, Public Works, Library, Public Affairs, Cemetery, Leadership, Transit Bus, Points of Interest, BPE - Building / Planning / Engineering, ICE, Community Engagement, Economic Development, Environmental Sustainability, Public Utilities, Stormwater, Community Development, Youth City Council, Affordable Housing
  • RFP Number:PCMC25107
  • Start Date:02/13/2025
  • Close Date:02/20/2025

Date Issued: 2/6/2025

Proposed Service: Command Central Evidence Plus and WatchGuard Cloud Storage Solution

Proposed Provider: Motorola           

Requesting Department: Park City Police Department

Please take notice of Park City Municipal Corporation’s (PCMC’s) intent to waive a competitive procurement process. PCMC Procurement Rule 5-3 provides that the competitive procurement requirements may be waived under circumstances where there is a reasonable justification and the waiver is in the best interests of PCMC.  The Procurement Official has determined that a waiver is appropriate for a contract for Command Central Evidence Plus and Watchguard Cloud Storage Solution in the amount of $78,754.14 to Motorola based on the information below:

Waiver Justification:

Awarding the contract through a Standard Procurement Process is impractical and not in the best interest of PCMC because procurement of the services is unlikely to produce competition. The waiver of this product is allowed under Park City Municipal Procurement Policy 5-3 (A)(2)(b) A particular Procurement Item is of particular benefit to PCMC in order to match existing equipment or facilities. 

The Park City Police Department employs Motorola Watchguard body-worn and vehicle cameras and adopting Motorola Watchguard’s storage solutions would ensure smoother integration with our existing equipment, enhancing digital evidence access and storage. This software would also allow PCPD to integrate their current license plate reader system, Motorola Vigilante to better share information.

Motorola is the only provider that seamlessly integrates with our existing records management system, Spillman, which justifies a sole source exception. Spillman is a critical system used county-wide, including dispatch services. Transitioning to a new records management system would disrupt our centralized resource structure with Summit County. Additionally, Spillman is widely utilized by law enforcement agencies across Utah, facilitating seamless information sharing between departments.                                                      

*To submit comments regarding this Notice of Proposed Waiver, please email Rob McKinney at RMcKinney@parkcity.org within seven days of the date of posting.


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