City of Lakeville
Reid Schulz is a seasoned professional in land development, currently serving as Development Manager at Tamarack Land Development since July 2023. With extensive experience in the field, Reid held the position of Land Development Project Manager at D.R. Horton from October 2018 to July 2023, and prior to that, worked as Project Lead at Landform Professional Services, LLC from April 2012 to October 2018. Additional roles include Civil CAD Designer at CEI Engineering Associates, Inc. and Civil Technician at Olsson Associates. Reid also contributes to the community as a Volunteer Firefighter for the City of Lakeville since August 2017. Educational credentials include a Bachelor of Science in Management from the University of Wisconsin-Stout and an Associate of Applied Science in Architecture from Dunwoody College of Technology.
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City of Lakeville
Lakeville’s rich history revolves around Lake Marion, Antlers Park, the railroad and its connections to the greater Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area. Lakeville has been one of the fastest growing communities in the state for many years, representing growth of nearly 30% since 2000 and has topped the most residential building permits in the metro area year over year. It is 38 square miles in size and has a population of 72,135. The City of Lakeville has established a reputation as a place with a high quality of life, easy access to jobs and excellent schools. Lakeville has an active and growing business community, with over 1,428 businesses and benefits from a strategic location along with interstate, rail and air access, both through Airlake Airport and MSP International Airport, only 15 miles from the city. Working for Lakeville includes a great benefits package which includes Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA) with City and employee contributions, medical, dental and life insurance, long-term disability, paid time off, 11 holidays, flexible spend account and tax deferred compensation. An arts center and a wide variety of recreational opportunities add to the quality of life enjoyed by residents. There are more than 125 miles of pedestrian and bike trails and year-round access to 1,700 acres of public open space and 68 public facilities. Median household income is over $112K and home value of $429K. The average age is 36, although it supports a community for all ages and stages of life through its housing, programs, groups and support systems. Lakeville City Council Members are elected at-large to represent the entire community and are empowered by law to legislate citywide policy. Residents are served by several departments: Administration, Economic Development, Engineering, Finance, Fire, Liquor Operations, Parks and Recreation, Police and Public Works, including engineering, inspections and utilities.