The Wayzata, Minnesota, City Council has given Civitas the go-ahead to design implementation plans and construction documents for the “Lake Effect” project, enhancing connectivity with the Lake Minnetonka waterfront and restoring and enhancing lake-edge ecology. “It’s visionary for a small community to take on a transformative project of this scale. It brings bigger-city urban thinking to a smaller city,” says Civitas principal Scott Jordan.
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