From 1989 to 2002, he worked tirelessly to make the 2002 Winter Olympics happen, and led the charge on land preservations and trusts for the city after noticing the town was surrounded by privately owned land.
In short, he helped lay the groundwork that made Park City what it is today.
Myles grew up in Philadelphia and attended college at Temple University where he studied history and political science. He went on to earn both a law and urban planning degree from New York University in 1969.