Petition requesting city council deny Boatworks’ application to exceed city’s maximum building height
116 Comments
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Laurie Patton Thompson
6 years ago
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Zoning requirements are in place for a reason. Please do not stray and let this builder change the rules. They are also wasting valuable taxpayer dollars by coming back time after time to try to change the variance. We love our beaches and small town feel.
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Eliinor Ogden
6 years ago
Don't allow any developer to violate the zoning laws
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Tim Tracey
6 years ago
Please protect our village from overly aggressive developers.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
do not allow to build higher than 3 stories (35 feet).
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Nancy power
6 years ago
Sadly our little town was ruined some years ago. We don’t need anything else to ruin it more!
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Patti Hatch
6 years ago
Save our beaches! We absolutely don’t need a monolith distorting our community!,
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Helen Morrison
6 years ago
Every other developer has followed
the rules, so should the boat works
development.
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Connie Hines
6 years ago
No exceptions to the zoning variance.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Uphold the current zoning laws!
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Sarah Boswell-Healey
6 years ago
Please don’t allow this and ruin wayzata.
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Kristen Koroloff
6 years ago
Please do not allow this building to go up.
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Bruce Atwater
6 years ago
This project must be rejected. A 49 foot building on the lakeshore is directly counter to Wayzata's excellent lake shore planning. It violates height restrictions with which others have complied. Please preserve the small town feel of our Wayzata.
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Joseph mccarthy
6 years ago
Worst project ever
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Robert Levine
6 years ago
Should not be allowed
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Scott Rosenbaum
6 years ago
No Variance, no buildings over 35 feet. How you can put the desires of one property holder over all the others?
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Mark Andersen
6 years ago
I ask that the city deny the variance and notify the Boatworks not to waste the city council's time and taxpayer dollars on similar requests in the future.
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Gretchen Piper
6 years ago
No variance. And, stop coming back with new reasons for a variance.
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Shirley Etheridge
6 years ago
Featured
No variance for this property. The city of Wayzata has spent years on the Lake Effect project, how does a four story building fit in to that plan? Will this gigantic building enhance or degrade the plans that we have all worked so hard on? The answer is obvious! Follow the zoning requirements, period!
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margret stankovsky
6 years ago
Born and raised in Wayzata and would hate to see this happen. Don’t wreck both ends of town!!
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Merrily Borg Babcock
6 years ago
No variances for this property. You have already denied this application many times and it would ruin the charm of one of our most popular parks, the beach!
Zoning requirements are in place for a reason. Please do not stray and let this builder change the rules. They are also wasting valuable taxpayer dollars by coming back time after time to try to change the variance. We love our beaches and small town feel.
Don't allow any developer to violate the zoning laws
Please protect our village from overly aggressive developers.
do not allow to build higher than 3 stories (35 feet).
Sadly our little town was ruined some years ago. We don’t need anything else to ruin it more!
Save our beaches! We absolutely don’t need a monolith distorting our community!,
Every other developer has followed the rules, so should the boat works development.
No exceptions to the zoning variance.
Uphold the current zoning laws!
Please don’t allow this and ruin wayzata.
Please do not allow this building to go up.
This project must be rejected. A 49 foot building on the lakeshore is directly counter to Wayzata's excellent lake shore planning. It violates height restrictions with which others have complied. Please preserve the small town feel of our Wayzata.
Worst project ever
Should not be allowed
No Variance, no buildings over 35 feet. How you can put the desires of one property holder over all the others?
I ask that the city deny the variance and notify the Boatworks not to waste the city council's time and taxpayer dollars on similar requests in the future.
No variance. And, stop coming back with new reasons for a variance.
No variance for this property. The city of Wayzata has spent years on the Lake Effect project, how does a four story building fit in to that plan? Will this gigantic building enhance or degrade the plans that we have all worked so hard on? The answer is obvious! Follow the zoning requirements, period!
Born and raised in Wayzata and would hate to see this happen. Don’t wreck both ends of town!!
No variances for this property. You have already denied this application many times and it would ruin the charm of one of our most popular parks, the beach!