Lakeville Mayor and City Council Used taxpayer money to defend the Data Center from a lawsuit brought by the MN Center for Environmental Advocacy in Dakota County District Court.
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Stop City Council and the mayor from approving more trash and dump sites in Lakeville
Lakeville has the highest number of disposal and trash sites in the state. If you truly cared about your constituents you wouldn't allow the town to become a dump site.
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Cap private equity acquisition of single family homes
The surging real estate market in Lakeville has led to an increase in private equity companies acquiring hundreds of homes in the area. This has a disproportionate effect on rent prices and entry-level home prices.
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Revitalize Downtown Lakeville
The town needs a Downtown Redevelopment Plan to attract residents and non-residents and increase business retention.
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Invest in infrastructure today - New Rec Center
While Lakeville just saw an upgrade to its parks for the first time in 40 years, year-round access for health and wellness is a cornerstone of a healthy community.
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Invest in infrastructure
Infrastructure development for year-round inclusion is critical for resident retention. If Lakeville does not invest today, future costs will make it out of reach.
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Delayed Public Safety Improvements
Muliti-million dollar empty baseball fields over public safety. City Council and Mayor embroiled in stalemates over whether to spend taxpayer money on a multi-million dollar baseball fields or a firestation. They chose baseball fields, they remain empty to this day.
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affordable community health center
A new Community health center in Lakeville would be primarily funded through federal grants from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). These clinics, known as Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) often offer free health screening and sliding scale health care.
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New Post Office
Lakeville's current postal operations have needed an upgrade for over a decade. Undelivered mail and lost packages demand an updated delivery system.
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Expand access to public preschool
Every child deserves access to free public preschool. Funds for these initiatives are primarily through state-funded Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) and School Readiness programs. Other states have free preschool, like Iowa, S. Dakota and Wisconsin, Minnesota should too.
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Born and raised in Stillwater, attended Mankato State University, Sr. Executive Public Servant for the City of St. Paul, and 6th Generation Minnesotan. Download his free eBook to read more about his extraordinary life.
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Michael's work as the Sr. Construction Manager for the City of St. Paul highlights his achievements as a leader.
Jeff J.
Lakeville Resident
Why are they so determined to put this Data Center in? Are they getting paid to trash our town? This should be a slam dunk NO! Also voting Burnett.
Vicky N.
Lakeville Resident
Thank you for taking the time to host a website and introduce yourself. It shows your commitment to your community and willingness to reach out.
Richard T.
Lakeville Resident
That Baseball field should never been approved before the engine house, that was the wrong call. Voting Burnett.
Lakeville City Employee
Luke takes too much credit the projects. Justin, Paul, Tina, and Allyn do all the heavy lifting, it makes for an uncomfortable workplace. We need a team player at the city, we need a change.
Betty J.
Lakeville Resident
I have lived in Lakeville for 30 years and I do not like the city even considering a Data Center, I'm appalled, and voting for Michael and Julie to get this right!
Tim D.
Lakeville Resident
I can't believe we are having this conversation about a Hyper-Scale Data Center, the clear answer is NO. Voting Burnett.