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Petition requesting city council deny Boatworks’ application to exceed city’s maximum building height

74 Comments

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Ben Aguilar
6 years ago

It is outrageous just the thought of this, please deny!!!

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Gerald Erickson
6 years ago

No

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ANTHONY and Teri Hamacek
6 years ago

Enough already. Developers are trashing Wayzata to fill there pockets. This is suppose to be a seaside community; not a sea of concrete!

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Joan Dayton
6 years ago

This is a good way to add to the gradual destruction of the city everyone used to love. I don't live there any longer and from afar I can easily see this happening over the years. I find myself not even wanting to be in Wayzata except perhaps for a meal. Enough!

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Tony Shull
6 years ago

DENY the request for height variance

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Sandra Larson
6 years ago

This is a deplorable idea. Do not cave to the repeated requests. Thank you

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Susan McDowell
6 years ago

no to the variance. Keep 3 stories.

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Susan McDowell
6 years ago

No to this variance. Keep the 3 stories. The change only serves the developers.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Keep to 3 floors! Already Wayzata seems to consist of block after block. The small town feeling has vanished. Such a shame!

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ANNE SHULL
6 years ago

NO to any zoning variance for the city of Wayzata. It's disrespectful and self serving.

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Denis Harrington
6 years ago

We don't want nor need this.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please do not let this building be any higher than 3 stories.

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Clint Morrison
6 years ago Featured

No reason to allow this as there is no hardship - it is just giving money to the developers. It will negatively impact the look and feel and character of Wayzata.

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Julie Palmer
6 years ago Featured

As one who grew up living nearby, patronizing, and appreciating the small town character of Wayzata for over 70 years, I hope you please honor your planning commission’s recommendations for a small town character everywhere in downtown Wayzata.