1. Park City - CityTour2015 Jeffrey B. Jones, AICP

2. Population (Cities, Towns & Villages)

3. Average Annual Population Growth Rate (%) Cities, Towns & Villages

4. County Population

5. County Average Annual Population Growth Rate (%)

6. Measures of Income

7. Gross Regional Product - 2013 CountyGross Regional Product Summit County, CO$1,766,607,682 Summit County, UT$2,943,561,046 Pitkin County, CO$2,035,957,213 Mesa County, CO$5,400,734,929 Eagle County, CO$8,472,697,981

8. Transportation and Commuting Summit County, CO Total Jobs: 18,598 Summit County, UT Total Jobs: 35,167 Eagle County, CO Total Jobs: 40,279 Pitkin County, CO Total Jobs: 15,955 Mesa County, CO Total Jobs: 52,394

9. Public Transportation/Parking City of Aspen: Free Shuttle Service All Paid parking: 700 On-Street 350 Garage Carpools Free Other: CAR TO GO (car share) Downtown bike share

10. Public Transportation Roaring Fork Transportation Authority Since implementation of BRT, 30% growth in ridership over on year

11. Public Transportation/Parking Snowmass Village Transportation 8 fixed routes General public on-demand service Year round: 7-minute service between base and park’n’ride Parking permits issued for: Residents Employees Guests Seniors (65+)

12. Public Transportation/Parking 1,700 public parking spaces 2,200 ski area parking spaces ($5-$12 per day)

13. Other Transportation Options

14. Impressions Strong workforce housing focus in Breckenridge and Snowmass Deeper subsidies in Breckenridge and Snowmass than in our local affordable housing pool Breckenridge also subsidized childcare costs as part of their workforce development program Aspen imports most of its workers. Many of the affordable housing units are now occupied by retirees. Workers travel from as far as 70 miles away.

15. Impressions Almost 30% of the residents in Snowmass live in subsidized housing (City Manager) Residents in Snowmass who take advantage of affordable/workforce housing must also work in Snowmass Great local transit service in Snowmass Very quiet streets in downtown Grand Junction--even during homecoming

16. Impressions Finding “common/shared ground” was a recurrent theme when required to negotiate with large resort companies – Vail is interested in only certain community-building activities Local residents all seemed to love living in their respective communities Great job by Myles Rademan and his team organizing the tour.