Lakeville City Council Meeting 1-2-24
Tuesday, January 2, 2024
Citizen comments regarding Kenwood Trails middle school development
Fire department retiree recognition
Public Works fourth quarter report
Planning director farewell and career recognition
Notable Quotes (3)
The community is now engaged and is voicing its overwhelming opposition to this development.
Kenwood Trails DevelopmentSummarizing the community sentiment toward the Kenwood Trails development.
As District Chief I also got to expand that family to all the stations which really meant a lot to me.
Fire Department ServiceReflecting on his career growth and leadership role.
I need a hug and that's I don't want to talk about it but I need a hug.
Work-Life BalanceDescribing the emotional toll of firefighter work and his wife's support.
People (5)
John NessResident
Spoke in opposition to the proposed Lenar development at Kenwood Trails middle school site.
Taber AkenRetired District Chief
Retired after 21+ years of service; emphasized community partnership.
Steve GlinskyRetired District Chief
Retired after 21+ years; emphasized hard work and community mentorship.
Mike MeyerFire Chief
Presented retirees with shadow boxes and detailed their contributions to drone teams and COVID-19 operations.
Daryl MorePlanning Director
Honored for 35 years of service to the City of Lakeville.
Places Mentioned
19201 Jewel Path, LakevilleKenwood Trails Middle SchoolStation 2Station 3Station 4Orchard LakeMiddle CreekFoxborough ParkEast Lake
Events & Meetings (1)
- January 2nd, 2024 - City Council Meeting