The conservancy is creating a owner/staff committee that will help to give direction for future planting of trees within the community.  If you are interested in serving, please send us your name and why you would like to be on this committee by October 1^st, 2018.

If you need a good bike workout, try the paved trail that runs from the Equestrian entrance. The trail takes you over the hill and down the back side to the Nicklaus Painted Valley course. The pavement ends about halfway down the hill where you can choose to continue onto the Princess Di single track dirt trail or you can take the switchback and continue down the hill to the Painted Valley course.

I was going for an elevation workout so I continued down to the Nicklaus Turf Care Center where I turned around and went right back up the hill. According to my app, I had a 683 foot elevation gain over my 6.32 mile round trip ride. I’d rather not say how long it took!

I rode my mountain bike with road slicks which worked great. On the recently sealed pavement portion of the trail I could have ridden a road bike. I was greeted by one other rider, one maintenance staffer driving a mule up the trail, and one dog walker.

Don’t let the summer run out without getting out on the trails!

In the days following the fire just North of I-80, Conservancy staff have received a number of requests about notifications in the case of an emergency.

Some years ago Summit County created a system to provide phone, email, and text messages regarding emergencies. The system was upgraded such that anyone who previously signed up will need to sign up again.

The alert center also provides information about non-emergency matters in and about Summit County.

August 1st to Mid – October

What To Expect:

• 70 – Day Full Bridge Closure
• The Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail Will Be Closed At The Tollgate Bridge
• Daytime Work With Lane Closures
• Noise, Dust & Vibration

Detour Routes:

Silver Creek Junction Detour (Exit 146)

• Drivers traveling eastbound from Tollgate Canyon to Wyoming
• Drivers traveling westbound from Wyoming to Promontory

Wanship Interchange Detour (Exit 155)

• Drivers traveling eastbound from Park City to Tollgate Canyon
• Drivers traveling westbound from Promontory to Park City

The revised Design Guidelines were formally approved on Wednesday, July 17th, 2018 in the Conservancy Board of Director’s meeting. Our shared goal is for an outstanding luxury home community nestled in the
beautiful mountains overlooking the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains.

In an effort to make Promontory the best it can be for the owner, the Conservancy staff has been tasked with bringing the existing homes that have strayed from the Guidelines back into compliance. Accordingly, over the coming weeks, you may receive notice regarding issues at your homesite relating to: address boulders and landscaping outside of the property line in the street right-of-way; visible turf and/or manicured native grasses; unscreened and unpainted meters, satellite dishes,
hot tubs, air conditioners; exterior lighting that is directed up or onto adjoining properties, overly bright, or out of season holiday type lighting; and miscellaneous unapproved or unfinished home and landscape improvements.

If you receive a notice, please do your part by making the requested corrections or contact Christine Morr or Logan Finlayson for options or assistance.

Let’s work together to make Promontory the best it can be!

You can read the approved guidelines below:
Design Guidelines, Construction Regulations, & Review Procedures.