Lot checker: what can you build on a Park City area lot?
How to check a lot
- Search the address or the parcel ID, or tap the lot on the map.
- Read the jurisdiction, the zone, and the notes on height, setbacks, and use.
- Write hello@melillidavis.com or use the contact page if you want a person to read the lot with you.
HOA rules in the checker cover Glenwild, Tuhaye, Timber Lakes, Hideout Canyon, and Empire Pass. For any other association, ask the HOA. Recorded documents control. A summary here does not replace them.
Places named in the checker
- Glenwild
The club north of Park City.
- Tuhaye
Talisker Club above the Jordanelle.
- Hideout Canyon
A neighborhood in Hideout, on the Jordanelle.
- Empire Pass
The Deer Valley neighborhood at Empire Pass.
Timber Lakes is covered in the checker. This site does not have a Timber Lakes page.
Questions
Is the lot checker a zoning determination?
No. The lot checker is a starting point. It is not a legal opinion, a survey, or a zoning determination. Confirm the lot with the city or county, and with the association when there is one, before you design a house or write an offer.
Which HOA rules does the checker include?
Glenwild, Tuhaye, Timber Lakes, Hideout Canyon, and Empire Pass. For any other association, ask the HOA. Recorded documents control. A summary on this site does not replace them.
Does the checker show a sold price?
No. Utah is a non-disclosure state. The lot checker does not publish a sold price or a closed price, and it does not tell you what the lot will sell for.
How do I ask about one lot?
Write hello@melillidavis.com or use the contact page, and include the address. The advisor you start with stays with you through closing.
Ask the group
Write hello@melillidavis.com, or use the contact page. The advisor you start with stays with you through closing.