SILVER SUMMIT — A judge has made it official: Park City Mountain Resort will be evicted from the slopes it uses, unless an agreement can be reached.
An order filed Tuesday in 3rd District Court makes it official, giving PCMR 60 days to remove its property from the slopes. However, it was halted until at least August 27. That’s when a court hearing is scheduled, where the judge could continue to issue a stay — or set a new deadline for any eviction.
Read the judge’s order here:
In a hearing last month, Judge Ryan Harris ruled that PCMR can be evicted from the slopes. However, he delayed his order until the end of August and told both sides to enter into mediation.
The judge ruled in May that PCMR missed a key deadline to renew its lease on the slopes, giving control of them to Talisker.
