Copy of Wayzata City Council - Feb. 4, 2025
Public Safety priorities for downtown initiatives
2025 Council priorities
City strategic plan update
Introduction of Public Works technician Tyler Basil
Recognition of community volunteer Merily Borg Babcock
Public comment regarding 641 Lake Street proposed development
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Votes (1)
Approval of the agenda
Moved by Unspecified · Seconded by Unspecified
Notable Quotes (2)
I didn't realize how small of a footprint it is but how big of a impact the city does have.
Everyone was very surprised to hear about this development it just kind of came online within the last couple weeks.
People (4)
Tyler BasilPublic Works TechnicianRecently hired technician with background at Danos Power Solutions and City of Forest Lake.
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Recently hired technician with background at Danos Power Solutions and City of Forest Lake.
“I didn't realize how small of a footprint it is but how big of a impact the city does have.”
Describing his biggest eye-opening experience working for the city.
Merily Borg BabcockCommunity VolunteerRecognized for 30 years of volunteerism, historic preservation, and environmental advocacy.
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Recognized for 30 years of volunteerism, historic preservation, and environmental advocacy.
“Make the community a better place to live in by what you contribute.”
Closing remarks citing her father's advice.
Mike KellyPublic Works Director and City EngineerPresented the new Public Works technician and provided hiring background.
Presented the new Public Works technician and provided hiring background.
Chris HickockResidentAddressing concerns about the proposed development at 641 Lake Street on behalf of 40 neighbors.
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Addressing concerns about the proposed development at 641 Lake Street on behalf of 40 neighbors.
“Everyone was very surprised to hear about this development it just kind of came online within the last couple weeks.”
Expressing concern over the notification timeline for the 641 Lake Street development.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (1)
- February 4, 2025: City Council Workshop and Regular Meeting