Tim Pack, the hearing officer designated under the Park City Municipal Code to hear land use appeals, has upheld the Planning Commission’s approval of lift upgrades at Park City Mountain. “As we look to the future, investments like these are essential to delivering a world-class recreation experience in Park City for locals and visitors alike. We look forward to continuing to work cooperatively with Park City Mountain and other partners as we move Park City forward together.” Park City Mountain wants to replace the existing Eagle and Eaglet lifts with a six-passenger lift and install an eight-passenger lift to replace the current six-passenger Silverlode Express lift. The appeal wants the Planning Commission to address the resort’s comfortable carrying capacity, commonly called CCC, an industry metric measuring the size of crowds that a resort can accommodate.