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http://www.summitcounty.org/manager/downloads/Manager_Considerations_041912.pdf
Manager Approvals for Thursday, April 19, 2012
Time of Signing: 2:30 p.m.  (3) Noncash Charitable Contributions, IRS Form 8283. Dr. Mark L. Wisniewski is donating a structure/home located at 4290 N. Hwy 224, Park City, Utah 84098, to Summit County, in order for the Fire Department to conduct a burn for training purposes.

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1.85 acres including mature willow and spruce trees; also the 2,437 SF house shown below.

Built in 1961 including trees planted in the 1800’s. These spruce are now also gone.

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http://www.parkrecord.com/ci_20763120/residents-weep-over-cut-willows?IADID=Search-www.parkrecord.com-www.parkrecord.com
Residents weep over cut willows
Four large willow trees and spruce evergreens removed along S.R. 224 during construction project
June 1, 2012 Story by Sarah Moffitt, The Park Record

 
Four large willows, two 50+ year old spruce, and other trees were removed to accommodate the new construction. Another willow may have been removed, and another was seriously pruned as seen at the very back of the 1.85 acre parcel.
Were any of the building’s doors, windows, wood, appliances, etc. recycled?

http://www.parkrecord.com/letters-to-the-editor/ci_20788867/letters-editor-june-6-8-2012
Letter from Colin De Ford, Snyderville Basin Planning Commissioner

http://www.parkrecord.com/letters-to-the-editor/ci_20841844/letters-editor-june-13-15-2012
Letter from Maria Barndt, Landscape Designer for Park City Municipal Corporation and co-founder of Park City Garden Club

2012-06-16 Treasured Giants Torn giants torn away

The question of the day is… if Strachan and King did not want or respect trees why didn’t they buy a vacant lot that did not include trees, especially historical and ancient trees?!?!?