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Park City Mountain Resort agrees to pay $17.5million bond

Park City Mountain Resort to pay bond guaranteeing resort will be open for 2014/15 season.

Park City Mountain Resort (PCMR) has announced it will pay the AUD$19 million (US$17.5 million) bond amount ordered by the Court to ensure the resort will open as planned this season, scheduled for 22 November, 2014.

“Our goal has always been to keep PCMR open for the upcoming 2014/15 season and beyond,” said Jenni Smith, president and general manager of PCMR. “Paying the bond ordered by the judge will provide our employees, the Park City community and our many guests the certainty they’ve been waiting for about our upcoming ski season.”

Under Powdr’s 20+ years of ownership, PCMR has grown into a world-class resort that continuously ranks among the top five resorts in North America. Powdr has built strong community ties and been a part of Park City’s continued rise as one of the best towns in the country.

“I am very happy that the resort will be open this year,” Smith continued. “While the most important outcome today is that PCMR will be open for business, the bond payment is only a short term solution for the 2014/15 season. As such, we will continue working with Vail toward a reasonable and fair long-term solution.”

Powdr is one of the largest, privately owned and operated lifestyle and mountain sports companies in North America with a portfolio of nine mountain resorts, four Woodward facilities and Outside Television. For further information, please visit www.powdr.com.

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