Jeff Buchanan is a mayoral candidate dedicated to shaping the future of Wayzata through strong leadership and a clear vision. He emphasizes the importance of selecting a leader with the right temperament to tackle the city’s upcoming challenges, advocating for a candidate who can effectively guide Wayzata over the next four years.
Buchanan’s vision for Wayzata builds on the city’s existing successes, aiming to leverage those achievements for future growth. He prioritizes transparency, community engagement, and environmental stewardship, ensuring that residents are not only heard but actively involved in decision-making processes.
“If elected, I intend to make a difference by listening to you, creating more transparency, protecting our natural resources, and continuing to invest in your security,” he asserts. Buchanan believes in the potential of Wayzata and is committed to fostering a collaborative environment that prioritizes sustainability and the well-being of the community. He encourages voters to support his candidacy, promising to be a leader who will not disappoint.
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MacDonald and Parkhill sworn in
During the first meeting of 2023, the City of Wayzata swore in Molly MacDonald and Jeff Parkhill to serve 4 year terms. MacDonald won re-election after being appointed to Johanna Mouton‘s seat when she won the Mayor’s race. Parkhill most recently served as Planning Commission Chair. Jeff Buchanan did not seek re-election.
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Jeff Buchanan reflects on his years of service
“An “over the fence” conversation with former Mayor Ken Willcox years ago led Wayzata resident, Jeff Buchanan, to apply to be a City volunteer. Jeff then served two years on the Planning Commission and ultimately ran for a seat on the Wayzata City Council. Tune in to hear Council Member Jeff Buchanan reflect on his…
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Council mulls sales, food and beverage taxes
The Wayzata City Council reviewed legislative priorities with an emphasis on its appetite for a food and beverage, and local option sales tax. Both items require a resolution by the council, likely to come in January if the council moves forward, before being submitted to the state legislature by Jan. 31. Deputy City Manager Aurora…
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Zitzloff granted concept plan approval at 201 East Lake
Westway Condominiums proposed in former Coldwell Banker office location If you are thinking about buying or selling in the Wayzata or Lake Minnetonka area, please reach out to Dan & Elisha Gustafson and request a Comparative Market Analysis or a list of available properties by calling or texting (952) 473-1000. Long time resident and developer…
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City of Wayzata seeks to raise property tax levy 10.59%
5.37% increase in operational expenses, loss of revenue and staffing needs drive need The Wayzata City Council will discuss the preliminary property tax levy need for the 2023 City budget on September 6th, 2022. You can find information on the proposed budget, levy, and fee schedule by visiting the agenda center on the City’s website.…
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4 candidates running for 2 council seats
MacDonald, Parkhill, Hickman, and Stockton The field for the Wayzata City Council race has been set, barring a withdrawal by one of the four candidates. The Wayzata residents who have filed to run are: MacDonald currently serves as a Councilwoman and was appointed after Johanna Mouton was elected Mayor. Parkhill serves as the Planning Commission…
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City Council race update
Hickman enters race for council Wayzata.com had previously reported that Molly MacDonald and Jeff Parkhill had filed to run for the two open Wayzata City Council Seats. Jeff Buchanan has not filed to run for his council seat as of the morning of the 9th of August. Buchanan also did not respond to a message…
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Wayzata City Council race opens, voters will elect two
Incumbent City Councilwoman Molly MacDonald and Planning Commission Chair Jeff Parkhill have filed so far The race for Wayzata City Council is underway as the filing window from August 2nd through August 16th is now open. Wayzata City Council member Molly MacDonald has filed to enter the race. MacDonald was previously appointed to a vacant…
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Accessory dwellings highlight city code updates
Contract for Wayzata Boulevard Corridor Study approved Small backyard homes, basement dwellings and above-garage living units have been the hot topic of discussion during the city’s drafting of Ordinance 811 over the last year. The ordinance, which had its first reading during Tuesday’s council meeting, makes amendments to ordinances for residential, commercial and institutional zoning…
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Council workshops options for the Muni
The city council discussed different options for the Wayzata Bar and Grill, and Wine and Spirits during a workshop on Tuesday. Aurora Yager, administrative services director, presented an analysis of the operations for the Muni’s bar as well as its liquor store component. The presentation included a breakdown of both operations’ financials year-to-year as well…
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