Platform

What I Stand For

Clear Priorities. Real Plans.

Smart Growth

Plymouth is starting to grow vertically, we need the proper infrastructure to support development.

We shouldn't just build developments for the sake of it, we need to make sure that the area is right for apartments.
Certain roads like Northwest and Bass Lake are already crash heavy roads now expected to have more traffic.
If we are going to increase the population we need to prepare the city for it first.

Tax dollars should be spent intelligently. When the city spends your money, it should go to the right place.

The Old Four Seasons Mall should become a new development, instead of being a $5 million hole in our pocket.
Our biggest deficit is employees, we should make sure we do not have more employees then we need.
Work to keep Plymouth the lowest taxes in the Twin Cities Metro area.

We need to support our local school districts, not just Wayzata but Osseo and Robbinsdale too.

Plymouth already does a lot to help Wayzata, but Osseo and Robbinsdale tend to be forgotten.
We need to support Plymouth students at Robbinsdale through their unprecedented financial issues.
If we are going to build fields and parks for Wayzata, we need to do it for other districts too.

The City Council should stay away from party politics, and focus on what residents want.

The best way to be non-partisan is to listen to all resident opinions from different views.
The priority of the City Council isn't to push party lines or what the Met Council wants, it is to push what the residents of Plymouth want.
My signs aren't in political clusters that you see every election cycle. That's because I'm willing to talk to everyone.

If you believe in this vision for Plymouth, I'd be honored to have your support.