There's still hope for a ski season at Park City, Utah.
But the town of 7,900 residents — whose livelihoods depend on wealthy holiday skiers descending on the resort — will have to wait until Sept. 3 to learn the fate of their winter wonderland.
A state court judge on Wednesday put off for a week a decision on how large a bond would be required from one of two groups vying to operate Park City Mountain Resort.
The two groups, one which owns the top of the mountain and the other the bottom, are locked in a legal battle that threatens to close the resort, which draws high-rolling tourists, the lifeblood of the village.
If the bond is priced too high, the owner of the bottom half of the mountain, PCMR, is threatening to turn the base into a family camping center.
PCMR's top-half rival, Vail Resorts, is looking to oust the longtime resort operator and go ahead with plans to combine the slope's acreage with its nearby Canyons facility, thereby creating the nation's largest ski resort.
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