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2040 Comprehensive Plan Update
2040 Comprehensive Plan Update
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Dakota Rail Regional Trail Extension
The Three Rivers Park District and the City of Wayzata are working on a project that would extend the Dakota Rail Regional Trail from Ferndale Road to Barry Avenue.
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Parks and Trails Master Plan
The Parks and Trails Master Plan provides a framework for the City of Wayzata to continue refining their parks system to meet the needs of current and future residents.
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Energy Action Plan
The Energy Action Plan was created with the Partners in Energy Program. The Plan will be implemented to help all stakeholders in Wayzata to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption while incorporating more renewable energy.
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Zoning Study 2020 - 2022
City staff has compiled a list of sections to the Code that should be updated over the next two years. It includes updates to the Design Standards, Residential Zoning Districts, Commercial Zoning Districts, Tree Preservation, Signs, Fences, Subdivisions, Planned Unit Developments, Floodplain, Shoreland, and Wetland Standards.
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Love Local Initiative
In response to the challenging economic impacts of COVID-19 on small businesses, Hennepin County is working with 11 cities to roll out the Love Local Initiative, an effort using county-allocated CARES Act funding to encourage people to shop at their local business districts while following COVID-19 safety guidelines during the colder months ahead.
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Keeping of Chickens Ordinance
The City will consider a Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment from City Code Chapter 930 – Animals, to allow the keeping of chickens in the R-1 Zoning District, R-1A Zoning District, and PUD Zoning District if (a) the property is currently a single family residential use and (b) over 40,000 square feet in area, provided that the properties meet specific requirements and regulations.
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Section Foreman House Rehabilitation
As a central and pivotal building for the City, the Section Foreman House will be rehabilitated for reuse as a new vibrant lakefront learning center providing indoor and outdoor classroom and community space as part of the new Eco Park