Wayzata City Council — Transcript
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
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Wayzata celebrates completion of accessible lakewalk project
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Panway on WE Zetta Bay Project Celebration and Impact
The speaker provided a historical account of the Panway on WE Zetta Bay project, highlighting its initiation in 2011 as a community-driven vision. Key aspects included the immense support from over 300 individuals and organizations, who collectively pledged and donated over $3.3 million. Physical accomplishments such as tree plantings, shrub installations, and the construction of boardwalks with cabany wood and concrete pilings were noted. The overarching goal was emphasized: to create an accessible shoreline experience for all residents, regardless of age or mobility, ensuring future generations can enjoy Lake Minnetonka.
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2011 when the city set out to create a community embraced vision for the city's most important natural asset
project has been supported by over 300 individuals families corporations and foundations that collectively have pledged or donated over $3.3 million to this project
if everyone regardless of age or Mobility level could enjoy walking along the shoreline it would be successful and ensuring that all future generations of wians can learn play and experience yetta's greatest natural resource Lake minaka
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The name given to the lakewalk project adopted in 2011, aimed at creating a community-embraced vision for the city's access to Lake Minnetonka.