Watershed Detail - Menomonee River

Watershed - Menomonee River (MI03)

Details

The Menomonee River Watershed covers 136 square miles in portions of Washington, Waukesha and Milwaukee counties. The Menomonee River originates in wetlands near the Village of Germantown and the City of Mequon and runs south, southeast for about 32 miles where it meets the Milwaukee and Kinnickinnic Rivers in the Milwaukee Harbor. Nearly all of the land area in this watershed is within incorporated municipalities. Forty-two percent of the land is covered by urban uses. Grasslands (22%), agriculture (17%) forests (8%) and wetlands (7%) make up most of the remaining land uses. There are no named lakes within this watershed. Some park ponds provide for some recreational opportunities for urban fishing.

Date 2001

Nonpoint and Point Sources

Urban nonpoint pollution is a concern throughout the watershed. Sediment from construction sites and organic pollutants (leaves & grass clippings) from residential areas are two examples of urban runoff pollutants that wash into storm sewers where they contribute phosphorus to local waterways causing low oxygen conditions. All the communities in the watershed hold DNR Municipal Stormwater permits designed to reduce the nonpoint pollution that enters local waterways through their storm sewer system. Since 17 percent of the landscape remains agricultural, polluted runoff due to farming activities remains a concern in this watershed.

Date 2010

Ecological Landscapes

The Menomonee River watershed is located primarily in the Southern Lake Michigan Coastal Ecological Landscape, in the southeastern corner of Wisconsin along Lake Michigan. The landforms in this Ecological Landscape are characteristic of glacial lake influence, with ridge and swale topography, clay bluffs, and lake plain along Lake Michigan. Further inland, ground moraine is the dominant landform. Soils typically have a silt-loam surface overlying loamy and clayey tills. The historic vegetation in the northern part of this Ecological Landscape was dominated by sugar maple-basswood-beech forests with some oak while the southern part was dominated by oak forest, oak savanna and prairies. Wet, wet-mesic, and lake plain prairies were common in this area. Black ash and relict cedar and tamarack swamps were found in this Ecological Landscape. Today, most of the area is dominated by dairy and cash grain agriculture and intense urban development. Only about 8% of the Ecological Landscape is forested. Maple-beech forests are about half of the remaining forest types with the remainder split equally between oak-hickory and lowland hardwood forest types. There are some areas of wet-mesic and wet prairie but only small preserves remain since the landscape is heavily disturbed and fragmented. Because of this isolation, fragmentation, and high level of disturbance, non-native plants are abundant.

Date 2010

Hydrologic Features

Stream and wetland modification, urban and rural runoff, construction site erosion and industrial point sources of pollution are the major contributors to degraded water and habitat quality within this watershed. Over eight miles of stream are listed on the 303(d) list as impaired. Many streams in this watershed have been concrete-lined, or straightened to convey floodwaters off the land faster. Flooding continues to be a major concern in this watershed. The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District is implementing several flood control projects in this watershed. Over five miles of the Little Menomonee River has been designated as the Moss American Superfund Site. Creosote contaminated sediments within the river have caused extensive environmental damage, and negotiations are underway with U.S. EPA and the responsible party for implementing a clean up remedy. For more information about the Moss American Superfund Site, please see the following: http://www.epa.gov/region5superfund

Date 2001

Fisheries

Following the recent removal of the Falk Corporation Dam and concrete drop structure on the Menomonee River, seasonal runs of Lake Michigan trout and salmon create fishing opportunities in publicly accessible areas up to the Lepper Dam in the Village of Menomonee Falls. Most fish species resident in the streams of this watershed are tolerant of pollution and habitat degradation. Some streams within this watershed are enclosed or diverted under roads for some of their length which further restricts habitat for aquatic life.

Date 2001

Wildlife and Habitat

The fishery in the watershed has been and continues to be dominated by species that can tolerate low dissolved oxygen and other water quality impairments. The proportions of such tolerant fish species have all increased over the last 100 years as shown in Appendix F. Most notable is the exotic invasive common carp species, which has increased from 2 percent to nearly 40 percent of the catch from 1975 to present. Carp are likely having a negative effect on the overall fishery in this watershed by destroying habitat and competing with native fish species for food and spawning areas. The data also indicates an apparent, relatively recent, gain of six species in the watershed. Notable species were the brook trout, brown trout, smallmouth bass, black crappie, walleye, and greater redhorse. These species were all observed in the lower portions of the Menomonee River and seem to be associated with the removals of the Falk dam and the drop structure at N. 45th Street. Other species that have increased in abundance include small mouth bass, an intolerant fish species, and walleye, which is probably indicative of the WDNRs stocking conducted pursuant to walleye population restoration efforts in the Lower Milwaukee River and Harbor since 1995 (SEWRPC 2007a). Despite this increase in the overall number of fish species, there has been a decrease in the percent of native fishes in the Menomonee River watershed. Most notable losses include several intolerant species including the blacknose shiner and spottail shiner, the least darter and redside dace, which are species of special concern in the State of Wisconsin, and the greater redhorse which is a threatened species in the State of Wisconsin. Additional species that have not been observed since 1975 include the southern redbelly dace, northern redbelly dace, and grass pickerel. Two toxic sites are currently being remediated in the watershed. Efforts to clean up the Little Menomonee River are nearly done while work on the Burnham Canal is just beginning. Over five miles of the Little Menomonee River, from its confluence with the Menomonee River north to Brown Deer Road, were designated as a Superfund Site in 1984. Creosote contaminated sediments discovered in 1971 caused extensive environmental damage. The project involved the removal of contaminated groundwater and sediment. A treatment system is still in place to address remaining contaminated groundwater. The final major clean up phase finished in 2009 but EPA will review the site at least every five years until 2026 at which time it may be eligible for removal from the Superfund list.(EPA 2009) The Burnham Canal used to be a federally authorized navigation channel but, as of 1987, is no longer being dredged. The site is located in the industrial Menomonee River Valley just upstream from the Milwaukee Estuary Area. Contaminants of concern include six heavy metals (cadmium, copper, lead, nickel, silver and zinc) and Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs). In July of 2008, the responsible party signed an agreement with EPA to conduct a Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study for the Site. The RI/FS is currently in progress. The expected completion date is December 2010. (EPA Website)

Date 2010

Impaired Water in Menomonee River Watershed

River and Stream QualityAll Waters in Watershed

Perhaps the most visible indications that the Menomonee River and its tributaries have been highly modified can be seen in sections of waterways where both the stream bed and banks are lined with concrete. About 8 percent of the streams in the watershed are concrete-lined or enclosed. (SEWRPC 2010) Honey Creek is an example of a tributary that has lost most of its in-stream and riparian habitat. The stream begins in the city of Greenfield as wetland and overland drainage before entering a 3.2 mile long concrete channel that meanders into the City of West Allis. At the north end of McCarty Park (Milwaukee County Park System), the stream becomes totally enclosed for approximately 2.1 miles until it emerges just north of Interstate 94 near the City of Wauwatosa. It then flows through additional lined sections for approximately 2 miles before joining the Menomonee River in Hart Park. Lined streams provide almost no habitat and also degrade conditions in unlined downstream steam sections by creating highly erosive flow velocities during wet weather conditions and excessively warm water during low flow conditions. In 2009, the MMSD recently removed a section of concrete channel lining Underwood Creek as part of a multi-phase flood control project. Channel obstructions further degrade instream habitat and restrict fish passage. The watershed contains 36 dams and concrete drop structures and 269 culverts and bridges (SEWRPC 2010). Removal of the Falk dam in the Menomonee River Valley was completed in February 2001. Although this low head dam was easily overtopped during high-flow events, it was a significant barrier during low flow periods for many fish species. The N. 45th Street drop structure, which was also a significant migratory fish barrier, was removed and about 1,000 feet of concrete channel was replaced with a rock channel in the early 2000s.

Date 2010

Watershed Trout Streams
Watershed Outstanding & Exceptional Resources

Lakes and Impoundments

There are no named lakes within this watershed; however there are park ponds that provide opportunities for urban fishing.

Date 2010

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Wetland Health

Wetland Status The Menomonee River Watershed extends into portions of Washington, Waukesha and Milwaukee counties. The Menomonee River originates in wetlands near the Village of Germantown and the City of Mequon and runs south, southeast for about 32 miles where it meets the Milwaukee and Kinnickinnic Rivers in the Milwaukee Harbor. Nearly all of the land area in this watershed is within incorporated municipalities. An estimated 5% of the current land uses in the watershed are wetlands. Almost 43% of the original wetlands in the watershed are estimated to exist. Of these wetlands, forested wetlands (72%) and emergent wetlands (15%), which include wet meadows and marshes, dominate the landscape. Wetland Condition Little is known about the condition of the remaining wetlands but estimates of reed canary grass infestations, an opportunistic aquatic invasive wetland plant, into different wetland types has been estimated based on satellite imagery. This information shows that reed canary grass dominates 57% of the existing emergent wetlands and 26% of the remaining forested wetlands. Reed Canary Grass domination inhibits successful establishment of native wetland species. Wetland Restorability Of the 5,997 acres of estimated lost wetlands in the watershed, approximately 51% are considered potentially restorable based on modeled data, including soil types, land use and land cover (Chris Smith, DNR, 2009).

Date 2010

Potentially Restorable Wetland Analysis

Impaired Waters

Currently, 11 miles of stream are included on WDNRs 303(d) list as impaired. The most common impairment is unsafe bacterial levels. The table on the following page shows the 2008 impaired waters in this watershed, as well as waters proposd for listing based on new information for the 2010 Clean Water Act reporting cycle. Below is an example of our online information for impaired waters in the state.

Date 2010

List of Impaired Waters

Aquatic Invasive Species

The red swamp crayfish was discovered in a stormwater pond near the Menomonee River in Washington County in August 2009. The DNR implemented control actions to remove these animals and is currently monitoring the site.

Date 2010

Watershed Documents

Final Milwaukee TMDL Update for New Impaired Waters Listings_2024

New Zoo Pond, Milwaukee County - Aquatic Plant Sampling Map (15 mpts)

New Zoo Pond, Milwaukee County - Garmin Text File

2020 Comprehensive WQ Assessments

2018 List of Healthy (Category 2) Waters

Final Draft 2018 Impaired Waters List

2016 Impaired Waters Delisting Documentation

Milwaukee River Watershed TMDL USEPA Approval Letter

USEPA Decision Document for the Milwaukee River Watershed TMDL, WI

Final Assessment Data from TSI Package and Assessment Units 2018

Menomonee River, Menomonee River at North Ave Bridge, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Little Menominee Creek Ozaukee County Data Sheet

Menomonee River, Menomonee River - Approx. 25 ft US Of Lilac Rd at Schoen Laufen Park, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Menomonee River, Menomonee River - Menomonee River at 127th St. (Butler Frontier Park), Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Menomonee River, Menomonee River at N Menomonee River Pkwy and W Congress St, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Butler Creek at Campbell Ct, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Menomonee River, Menomonee River - 19mi DS of Hart Park Bridge (US of Honey Cr), Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Honey Creek, Honey Creek - Near Portland Ave At Wauwatosa WI, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Menomonee River, Menomonee River - US Good Hope Road, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Menomonee River, Menomonee River, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Underwood Creek, Underwood Creek 2M DS of concrete E of Hwy 100 overpass, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Butler Creek @ Campbell Ct: Fish Survey 05Jul2017

Butler Creek @ Campbell Ct: Qualitative Habitat Eval 05Jul2017

Honey Creek @ Portland Ave (Wauwautosa): Fish Survey 11Jul2017

Honey Creek @ Portland Ave (Wauwautosa): Qualitative Habitat Eval 11Jul2017

Menominee River @ Congress&Menom Pkwy: Fish Survey 11Jul2017

Menominee River @ Congress&Menom Pkwy: Qualitative Habitat Eval 11Jul2017

Menominee River @ Frontier Park: Qualitative Habitat Eval 19Jul2017

Menominee River @ Hart Park: Fish Survey 11Jul2017

Menominee River @ Hart Park: Qualitative Habitat Eval 11Jul2017

Menominee River @ North Ave: Fish Survey 18Jul2017

Menominee River @ North Ave: Qualitative Habitat Eval 18Jul2017

Menominee River @ Schoen Laufen: Fish Survey 05Jul2017

Menominee River @ Schoen Laufen: Qualitative Habitat Eval 05Jul2017

Menominee River US Good Hope Rd: Fish Survey 19Jul2017

Menominee River US Good Hope Rd: Qualitative Habitat Eval 19Jul2017

Menominee River near Miller Park: Fish Survey 26Jul2017

Menominee River near Miller Park: Qualitative Habitat Eval 26Jul2017

Underwood Creek DS HWY 100 Overpass: Qualitative Habitat Eval 18Jul2017

Underwood Creek DS HWY 100 overpass: Fish Survey 18Jul2017

Underwood Creek fIBI Corrections 2017

Comprehensive 2018 River/Stream Water Quality Assessments

Esquire Estates Red Swamp Crayfish Monitoring June 6-10, 2016

Monitoring August 12-15, 2016

Monitoring August 15-19, 2016

Monitoring August 19-22, 2016

Monitoring August 2-5, 2016

Monitoring August 22-26, 2016

Monitoring August 5-8, 2016

Monitoring August 8-12, 2016

Monitoring July 1-5, 2016

Monitoring July 11-16, 2016

Monitoring July 16-18, 2016

Monitoring July 18-25, 2016

Monitoring July 25-29, 2016

Monitoring July 29-August 2, 2016

Monitoring July 5-9, 2016

Monitoring July 9-11, 2016

Monitoring June 10-13, 2016

Monitoring June 13-17, 2016

Monitoring June 17-20

Monitoring June 17-20, 2016

Monitoring June 20-24

Monitoring June 24-27, 2016

Monitoring June 27-July 1, 2016

Monitoring June 6-10, 2016

Monitoring June 10-13, 2016

Honey Creek Photo - 16300

Project Description for Honey Creek, Milwaukee, from the Army Corps of Engineers, Great Lakes Restoration Initiative

2015 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Lilly Creek at Good Hope Rd near Menomonee Falls

Streams/Rivers AIS ED Monitoring Pilot 2015 Milwaukee County, Little Menomonee River, 17600, 10039298

Streams/Rivers AIS ED Monitoring Pilot 2015 Milwaukee County, Menomonee River, 16000, 10012584

Streams/Rivers AIS ED Monitoring Pilot 2015 Milwaukee County, Menomonee River, 16000, 10039676

Streams/Rivers AIS ED Monitoring Pilot 2015 Milwaukee County, Honey Creek, 16300, 413676

Streams/Rivers AIS ED Monitoring Pilot 2015 Milwaukee County, Menomonee River, 16000, 10034041

Comprehensive 2016 Rivers Stream Assessments

Streams/Rivers AIS ED Monitoring Pilot 2015 Ozaukee County, Little Menomonee Creek, 17900, 10044250

Photo for Crayfish Identification Item #23 [Little Menomonee Creek, Ozaukee Couny]

Photo for Crayfish Identification Item #24 [Little Menomonee Creek, Ozaukee Couny]

Streams/Rivers AIS ED Monitoring Pilot 2015 Washington County, Goldendale Creek, 18900, 10031270

Streams/Rivers AIS ED Monitoring Pilot 2015 Waukesha County, Unnamed, 5035282, 10044255

Photo for Crayfish Identification Item #07 [Unnamed, Waukesha County]

Photo for Crayfish Identification Item #08 [Unnamed, Waukesha County]

Photo for Crayfish Identification Item #09 [Unnamed, Waukesha County]

Invasive Species Detection Survey Data for Milwaukee County Ponds

Invasive Species Detection Survey Method for Ponds

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix B2

2013 Annual Report

Bender Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Dretzka 2 Maps and Datasheets

Greenfield 2 Maps and Datasheets

Greenfield 4 Maps and Datasheets

Grobschmidt Maps and Datasheets

Veterans Maps and Datasheets

Warnimont Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

2013 Annual Report

Bender Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014.

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix 3

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix 4

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix C1

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix C2

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix C3

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix C4

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix D1

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Cover Letter.

Miwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix 1.

Miwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix 2.

Warnimont Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Milwuakee County DPRC AIS Grant: Education, Prevention, & Planning 2013-2014. Appendix D2

Lilly Creek at Good Hope Rd-Road Salt Monitoring Data Summary February 2011- March 2014

Little Menomonee River at HWY 145-Road Salt Monitoring Data Summary February 2011 - March 2014

Greenfield3 Nov 03,2014 Phragmites 1.jpg

Greenfield4 Nov 03, 2014 Phragmites

Greenfield5 Nov 03,2014 Phragmites

McGovern Nov 03,2014 Phragmites

Brown Deer 1 Maps and Datasheets Park pond 1 maps and datasheets from surveys

Brown Deer 2 Maps and Datasheets

Brown Deer 3 Maps and Datasheets

Brown Deer 4 Maps and Datasheets

Dineen Maps and Datasheets

Dretzka 3 Maps and Datasheets

Dretzka Maps and Datasheets

Estabrook Maps and Datasheets

Greenfield 1 Maps and Datasheets

Greenfield 3 Maps and Datasheets

Greenfield 5 Maps and Datasheets

Hansen Maps and Datasheets

Jacobus Maps and Datasheets

Kozy Maps and datasheets

McCarty Maps and Datasheets

McGovern Maps and Datasheets

Menomonee River PKWY Maps and Datasheets

Mitchell Maps and Datasheets

Noyes Maps and Datasheets

Sheridan Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Uihlein Maps and Datasheets

Washington Maps and Datasheets

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Grantosa Creek near Mouth

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Honey Creek at Honey Creek Pkwy

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Menomonee River - Approx. 25 ft US Of Lilac Rd at Schoen Laufen Park

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Menomonee River - Menomonee River at North Ave (110m Upstream)

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Menomonee River - North Of Captiol Dr (Hwy 190)

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Menomonee River at Canoe Launch W of S35th St

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Menomonee River at Jacobus Park

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Nor-X-way Channel S of Cty Line Rd W (upstream)

2013 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report -Underwood Creek at Gravel Sholes Park

Final Sampling Plan for Sediment Toxicity Tests and Chemical Analyses

Scope of Work Sediment Toxicity Tests Solvay Coke and Manitowoc MGP sites

Comprehensive 2014 TP IBI Rivers Assessment

AIS GIS Point Log [AEPP-394-13]

RE: water lettuce and water hyacinth releases

Anderson Maps and Datasheets

Bay View Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Big Bay Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Cupertino and South Shore Park Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Doctor's Park Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Grant 1,2,3 Maps and Datasheets

Grant Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Holler Maps and Datasheets

Humboldt 1 Maps and Datasheets

Humboldt 2 Maps and Datasheets

Jackson Map and Datasheets

Lake Park Shoreline Maps and Datasheets

Mud Lake Maps and Datasheets

Oak Creek Millpond Maps and Datasheets

Oakwood 1,2,3 Maps and Datasheets

Root River Parkway 1 and 2 Maps and Datasheets

Root River Parkway 3 and 4 Maps and Datasheets

Saveland Maps and Datasheets

Scout Lake Maps and Datasheets

Sheridan Map and Datasheets

Warnimont Maps and Datasheets

Whitnall 1 and 2 Maps and Datasheets

Whitnall 3 Wehr Maps and Datasheets

Wilson Maps and Datasheets

Identifying Stream Passage Impediments and Opportunities to Address Aquatic Habitat Fragmentation in the Menomonee River Watershed

Identifying Stream Passage Impediments and Opportunities to Address Aquatic Habitat Fragmentation in the Menomonee River Watershed [Appendix A Part 1]

Identifying Stream Passage Impediments and Opportunities to Address Aquatic Habitat Fragmentation in the Menomonee River Watershed [Appendix A Part 2]

Changes to the Draft 2014 Total Phosphorus/Biology Assessments

Lake Michigan Meandering Surveys

Purple loosestrife found at Whitnall Park 3 (station # 10040123), on 07/10/2013. Photo 1.

Voucher for curly-leaf pondweed from Wilson Pond (Station # 10040122). Photo 1.

IBI data at Contaminated Sediment Sites

Invasive Species Detection Survey Data for Milwaukee County Park Ponds

Invasive Species Detection Survey Method for Ponds

Lilly Creek at Good Hope Rd-Road Salt Monitoring Data Summary February 2011 - December 2012

Little Menomonee River at HWY 145-Road Salt Monitoring Data Summary February 2011 - December 2012

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Aquatic Invasive Species Early Detection Monitoring. Standard Operating Procedures. Draft June 14, 2012

Fox River 2010 Fish Shocking Survey BIG Fish

Lilly Creek at Good Hope Rd-Road Salt Monitoring Data Summary February - December 2011

Little Menomonee River at HWY 145-Road Salt Monitoring Data Summary February - December 2011

A Management Plan for Restoring a Sustainable Population of Northern Pike in theMilwaukee Estuary Area of Concern (AOC)

2011 Burnham Canal Site Record of Decision Menomonee River

Little Menomonee WBIC 17600 fIBI impairment assessment documentation

Menomonee River Watershed (MI03) Goals and Priorities Image

2011 Burnham Canal Site Proposed Plan Menomonee River

2011 Burnham Canal Site Feasibility Study Menomonee River

Menomonee River Watershed Plan (MI03)

Moss American Site Third Five-Year Review 2010

LILLY CREEK 2010 IW DOCUMENTATION FORM

NOR-X-WAY CHANNEL 2010 IW DOCUMENTATION

Jacobus Park Pond

Moss-American Superfund Site Explanation of Significant Differences 2007

MILWAUKEE CO. POND & LAGOON MGT. PLAN-PHASE 1

MILWAUKEE CO.POND & LAGOON MGT. PLAN-PHASE 2

Moss American Site Second Five-Year Review 2005

UNDERWOOD CREEK, MILWAUKEE COUNTY, SOLVOX MANUFACTORING WWTP USE DESIGNATION

HONEY CREEK, MILWAUKEE COUNTY, WEST ALLIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL & GREY IRON WWTP USE DESIGNATION

Moss American Site First Five-Year Review 2000

Moss-American Superfund Record of Decision Amendment 1998

Moss-American Superfund Site Explanation of Significant Differences 1997

Moss-American Superfund Record of Decision 1990

UNDERWOOD CREEK, WAUKESHA COUNTY, NOTRE DAME HEALTH CARE CENTER, KOPPERS CO. INC. (THEIM CORP.), LAKEVIEW HOSPITAL, KEARNEY AND TRECKER CORP., UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, TURNER HEAT TREATING USE DESIGNATION

Milwaukee Journal 'Creosote mars Little Menomonee' transcript 1983

Lake Bathymetry Map for Mitchell Park Pond

MENOMONEE RIVER, UNNAMED TRIBUTARY, WAUKESHA COUNTY, LAUER LANDFILL USE DESIGNATION

2007 Stream Monitoring Report For Menomonee River - At Menomonee Falls, Wi

Menominee River @ Frontier Park: Fish Survey 19Jul2017

Milwaukee Estuary AOC Map EPA

Greenfield Park Pond Milwaukee County Goldfish 1

Greenfield Park Pond Milwaukee County Goldfish 2

Watershed Grants

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Early Detection and Response

Date

8/16/2011

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

In_Progress

Village Of Germantown: Filling Community Library Pond: Red Swamp Crayfish (Procambarus clarkii), an NR 40 prohibited species, are present in two ponds in the Village of Germantown. The Village of Germantown will fill in the police stormwater pond as part of a larger eradication attempt. The pond will be drained. Inlet water will be piped through the pond. Approximately 2/3 along the length of the bank will be excavated and the spoils will be placed at the bottom of the pond. The pond will be filled in for a period of 2 to 3 years with donated road pavement millings. A temporary access road will be built for construction equipment to access the pond. The pond will be capped off with topsoil and temporary seeding. The project also includes staff time primarily by the Village Engineer to design and oversee the project.

Project deliverables include 1) before and after photographs of the project site with accompanying text to explain the photographs and 2) a daily activity journal to be completed by the Village Engineer detailing the decisions made and the construction sequence during the project.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Early Detection and Response

Date

4/1/2013

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Wisconsin Department Of Natural Resources: Esquire Estate Ponds, Red Swamp: The Department of Natural Resources (Department) will hire a contractor between May and August 2013 to complete the bank manipulation project around the perimeter of Esquire Estates Pond, located in Germantown, WI. The purpose of the project is to complete the Red Swamp Crayfish eradication project started in the fall of 2011. The banks of the pond served as a burrowing refuge for the crayfish. This project serves to prevent the crayfish from burrowing. The Department completed construction on the majority of the pond perimeter bank in the winter of 2012. The project is part of a federal grant (EPA-R5-GL2011-1) to eradicate a NR 40 prohibited species, Red Swamp Crayfish from two locations in Germantown and one location in the City of Kenosha.

The contractor will complete the shaping of the banks for the 1100 feet of the perimeter that remains, place and secure 12 ounce road fabric, place #2 stone to a depth of approximately 4 inches, place rip rap along 80 feet of the perimeter, remove two large trees, and prepare the access sites for grass restoration after construction. The length of the bank manipulation is approximately 1100 feet. The project footprint is approximately 1500 square feet.

The project deliverable will be a photo essay of the construction project and a quarterly report to the EPA regarding the entire project.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Allis Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Washington: Education Campaign To Collect Exotic Species At Boat Launch: The Town of Washington, in cooperation with the Eagle River Chain of Lake Association, is sponoring an education campaign on aquatic exotic species. This project includes the placement of signs, buckets, fenced in areas to store the buckets and designated collection areas at each of the 10 boat launch sites on the chain of lakes. The project also includes an education program including how to use the buckets to remove plant fragments from the lake, newsletters and news stories on aquaitc exotic species targeting lake users.

Project deliverables include:
* final report including a summary of the amount of public participation including fishing tournament participants;
* copies of newletters, newpaper articles and other media coverage.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Allis Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Washington: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training: The Town of Washington is sponsoring an Aquatic Invasive Species Education, Prevention & Planning project which will focus on increasing AIS public awareness and preventing the introduction of AIS into Washington's lake through Clean Boat/CleanWaters training and watercraft inspections on township lakes.

Project activities include:
1) Host CB/CW training on June 22, 2006.
2) Recruit volunteers and implement a CB/CW program at 18 public landings
3) Develop aquatic plant monitoring teams on each lake
4) Entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website by Inspectors
5) Develop one AIS educational outreach project by high school biology students
6) Design a traveling AIS educational exhibit

Project deliverables include:
- Completed entry of inspection forms 3200-120 onto Dept website
- Outreach Project
- AIS educational exhibit
- Final report (contents listed in section VI of proposal)

Specific conditions for this project:
- Final report needs Dept review and approval

WDNR Lakes Management Coordinator will be provided with an electronic (pdf or word) and hard copy of final report, photograph of AIS educational exhibit and summary of educational outreach project.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Amy Bell Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Amy Bell Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Bark Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Bark Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Barton Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Barton Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Beaver Dam Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Beaver Dam Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Beck Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Beck Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Boltonville Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Boltonville Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Brickyard Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Brickyard Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Druid Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Druid Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Ehne Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Ehne Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Erler Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Erler Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Friess Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Friess Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Gilbert Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Gilbert Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Green Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Green Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Hartford Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Hartford Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Hasmer Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Hasmer Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Hawthorn Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Hawthorn Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Hickey Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Hickey Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Keowns Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Keowns Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Kohlsville Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Kohlsville Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Five

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Lake Five

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Lenwood

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Lake Lenwood

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Twelve

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Lake Twelve

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lehner Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Lehner Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lent Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Lent Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Little Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Little Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Little Drickens Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Little Drickens Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Little Friess Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Little Friess Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Loew Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Loew Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lohr Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Lohr Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lucas Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Lucas Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Malloy Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Malloy Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Mayfield Pond (Schwietzer)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Mayfield Pond (Schwietzer)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

McConville Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

McConville Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Miller Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Miller Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Monches Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Monches Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Mud Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Mud Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Mueller Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Mueller Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Murphy Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Murphy Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Newburg Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Newburg Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Paradise Valley Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Paradise Valley Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Pike Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Pike Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Proschinger Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Proschinger Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Quas Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Quas Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Radtke Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Radtke Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Rockfield Quarry Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Rockfield Quarry Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Schwietzer Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Schwietzer Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Silver Lake (Paradise Valley)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Silver Lake (Paradise Valley)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Smith Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Smith Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Tilly Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Tilly Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Wallace Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Wallace Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

5/1/2004

Waters Involved

Werner Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2006

Waters Involved

Werner Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Habitat

Date

10/1/2010

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

In_Progress

Menomonee River Area Of Concern Fish Passage: The proposed project will remove concrete from the bed of the
Menomonee River for a distance of 1,000-ft and replace it with
a series of engineered pools and riffles with a rock substrate.
This project would remove the final downstream fish passage
barrier between Lake Michigan, the Milwaukee Estuary, and
the stream and wetland habitats in the Menomonee River
watershed. Most significantly, the project would restore Lake
Michigan and Estuary potamodromous fish stock access to 37-miles of stream and over 1,000 acres of historical spawning, rearing and over-wintering deep water habitat.

Grant Details

Toxics and Areas of Concern

Date

1/1/2010

Waters Involved

Kinnickinnic River

Status

In_Progress

Develop Multiple Tmdls For The Kinnickinnic River Watershed: The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District proposes to develop third-party pathogen, phosphorus, and sediment TMDLs for the Kinnickinnic River Watershed in Southeastern Wisconsin. Additionally, Cladophora algae blooms and increased beach closings have been shown to have a direct relationship to polluted stormwater runoff. The TMDLs will result in pollutant load and wasteload allocations that must be met to meet water quality standards and targets and in implementation plans that will identify the steps needed to achieve the load and wasteload allocations.

Grant Details

Toxics and Areas of Concern

Date

10/1/2010

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Proposed

Develop Multiple Tmdls For The Menomonee River Watershed: The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District proposes to develop third-party pathogen, phosphorus, and sediment TMDLs for the Menomonee River Watershed in Southeastern Wisconsin.
The TMDLs will result in pollutant load and wasteload allocations that must be met to meet water quality standards and targets and in implementation plans that will identify the steps needed to achieve the load and wasteload allocations.

Grant Details

Nonpoint Source Mgmt

Date

1/22/2007

Waters Involved

Milwaukee River

Status

Complete

Friends Of Milwaukee'S Rivers Demonstration Project For Sustainable Stormwater Management: Implement a demonstration project for sustainable stormwater management practices in an urban neighborhood in Milwaukee.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Allis Lake

Status

Complete

Washington County: Lco-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project: Through this project Washington County will develop a waterbody classification system; review and revise shoreland-wetland and floodplain ordinances; and refine the ordinance provisions governing shorelands, wetlands and floodlands, incorporating the waterbody classification into them.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Allis Lake

Status

Complete

Washington County: Lco-Lake Classification Project-Washington County: Phase 3 of Lake Classification Project. Public Hearing and Ordinance revision adoption for the lakes in Washington County. Dissemination of proposed ordinance changes to the other local units of government. Enforcement of revised zoning provisions related to shorelands, wetlands, and floodlands through current channels. Information to public of changes in Washington County codes by meetings, publicity, pamphlets, and brochures.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Amy Bell Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Amy Bell Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Bark Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Bark Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2015

Waters Involved

Bark River

Status

Complete

City Of Delafield: Hlk-Graham Street & Misc Private Property Hl Bmps: The City of Delafield will implement best practices described in Wisconsin\2019s 2014-2017 Healthy Lakes Implementation Plan on Nagawicka Lake. Practices include: 350 ft2 native plantings, rain gardens, and diversion practices on 3 properties, including the City\2019s Graham Street demonstration site.
The best practices require a contract to remain in effect for 10 years and must include minimum operation and maintenance requirements and data collection as described in grant condition #17. If best practice(s) are implemented on land owned by the grant Sponsor, this Lake Protection Grant Agreement serves as the contract. If best practice(s) are implemented on land other than the sponsor\2019s, a contract between the sponsor and landowner that abides by grant condition #16 is required.
The Department may require re-payment of project installation costs if the best practice is disturbed or removed. The Sponsor and/or the Department may perform site inspections and/or monitoring to ensure project success.
Deliverables: Best practice location and design information, if not included in the application; signed 10-year landowner contract; pre and post project installation photographs; summary of education activities and publicity/promotion of Healthy Lakes initiative, if applicable.
Special conditions: The state share of each best practice cannot exceed $1,000. The state share of grant administration and technical assistance costs may not exceed 10% of the grant award; technical assistance does not include implementation labor. Funding cannot be used for mitigation or regulatory compliance activities. Water regulation and/or county zoning permits must be issued before construction. The Healthy Lakes logo should be used for promotion and publicity, and DNR recognized as a funding source.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Barton Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Barton Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Beaver Dam Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Beaver Dam Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Beck Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Beck Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/15/1995

Waters Involved

Big Muskego Lake

Status

Complete

Big Muskego/Bass Bay P & R District: Lmi-Df-Lake Drawdown Diagnostic Feasibility Study: The Big Muskego/Bass Bay Protection and Rehabilitation District proposes to conduct an extensive water quality and aquatic plant diagnostic feasibility examination of the proposed drawdown and fish eradication at Big Muskego Lake. Project activities include determining rates of nitrogen and phosphorous release from sediments, analyzing sediment cores to determine moisture content, density, organic matter, total sediment nitrogen and phohphorous, porewater nitrogen and phosphorous, extractable phosphorous, and exchangeable sediment nitrogen, and evaluating changes in the distribution, abundance, and species composistion of aquatic macrophytes from aerial photography and field survey work before and after drawdown. This agreement covers the costs of the activities listed in the application as scheduled to be performed during 1995. The US Army Corps of Engineers will provide 50% cost share assistance in match to finance the study.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Boltonville Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Boltonville Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Brickyard Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Brickyard Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

2/7/1993

Waters Involved

Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Cedar Lakes Conservation Foundation: Acq-Big Cedar Lake Land Acquisition - Jj Dockers Property: The Cedar Lakes Conservation Foundation, Inc. will acquire approximately 1.997 acres of land situated on the northwest shoreline of Big Cedar Lake in the town of West Bend, to reduce sedimentation and nutrient flows to the lake and to provide a safe public access to the lake. The primary goals of the property's management plan are to 1) construct and maintain a stormwater detention pond to filter pollutants flowing into the lake and 2) to develop a safe public boating access to Big Cedar Lake.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

3/1/1996

Waters Involved

Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Cedar Lakes Conservation Foundation: Acq-Big Cedar Lake Land Acquisition - Hembel Property: The Cedar Lakes Conservation Foundation will acquire 103 acres of land situated within a major subwatershed of and that drains toward Big Cedar Lake. The stream that passes through the property has been identified as a major source of nonpoint pollution responsible for cropland sediment loading to the lake. The primary goals of the property's management plan are (1) existing wooded portions of the land will be preserved in their natural state (2) certain wetland areas will be restored; lands associated with the stream, buffer strips, and grassed waterways will be maintained and managed by the lake district and (3) rental of existing croplands will be conditioned on the implementation of practices contaiend in the LCD cropland management plan. Croplands no longer rented for agricultural purposes will be planted in native species of grasses, shrubs, and trees. Eligible costs aer outlined on the attached Cost Estimate Worksheet.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Druid Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Druid Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/2001

Waters Involved

Eagle Spring Lake

Status

Complete

Eagle Spring Lake Management District: Lmi-Df-Mukwonago River Watershed Feasibiliy Study-Eagle: Studies and Surveys to correct and improve the Watershed conditions. Consultant will see if a draw down stradegy will work. This is to update manangement plan, recommendations to residents, and hold public meetings.

The Department of Natural Resources will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report.

Scope change: Additional sediment samples deemed necessary to provide information for report. Labor for sampling will be included in this grant with no cost increase to grant total or SLOH testing.

Scope change: Under budget for fish assessment, seed bank study, mussel survey, and aquatic plant survey so using it for part of a reimbursement on the Wetland Vegetation survey. This survey was in the Feasibility Study which was already submitted. There is a slight cost increase which will be funded by local funds.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Ehne Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Ehne Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Erler Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Erler Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Friess Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Friess Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Gilbert Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2000

Waters Involved

Gilbert Lake

Status

Complete

Big Cedar Lake Protection & Rehab. District: Acq-Fritsche Conservancy Area-Big Cedar Lake: Land acquisition of approximately 43 acres, currently in agricultural use. For the purpose of installing sedimentation basins and native grasses, shrubs, and trees that will eliminate what has been a persistent source of nonpoint pollution entering Gilbert Lake.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Gilbert Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Green Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Green Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Hartford Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Hartford Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Hasmer Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Hasmer Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Hawthorn Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Hawthorn Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/1999

Waters Involved

Henrietta Lake

Status

Complete

Waukesha County Land Conservancy: Acq-Wilson Parcel - Lily Lake: The Waukesha Land Conservancy wishes to purchase 60 acres of land in the SW corner of Waukesha County. Two lakes (Henrietta and Waterville) lie within 750 feet of the property and the parcel contains a 3.2 acre lake, named Lily Lake. The property is also adjacent to Scuppernong Creek. The parcel contains deep marsh, a bog and sedge meadow and is listed as Class 1 Wildlife Habitat. The Waukesha Land Conservancy will provide an area for canoe access and parking. The parcel is listed as a NA-2 by SEWRPC. The landowner is donating $55,000 of value and accepting an offer less than the certified value.
AMENDMENT: The Waukesha Land Conservancy will purchase a total of 60.68 acres, and the project also includes a 40 foot-wide easement and 35 foot-wide building setback extending around the edge of the property acquired and the eastern edge of the wetland complex for the purpose of protecting the wetland and the lake (see project file for legal description).

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Hickey Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Hickey Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Keowns Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Keowns Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Kohlsville Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Kohlsville Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/1998

Waters Involved

Lac La Belle

Status

Complete

Lac La Belle Environmental Foundation: Acq-Lac La Belle Saeger Creek- Kolesar Acquisition: The Lac La Belle Environmental Foundation will acquire one acre of land on Lake Lac La Belle in Waukesha County for the protection and improvement of the water quality of the lake.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2011

Waters Involved

Lac La Belle

Status

Complete

Village Of Lac La Belle: Acq- Canceled Lac La Belle Stream Corridor Easement: The Village of Lac La Belle will purchase conservation easements on three Alan Runyard properties in an effort to reduce sediment and phosphorus that flow into Lac La Belle through the Golf Course Stream on the north side of the lake by implementation of best management practices. BMPs include buffer strips planted with native vegetation, clearing of invasive species, and stream bank stabilization. Two properties will have a 75\2019 conservation easement on the east side of the property, along the west bank of the Golf Course Stream. A third conservation easement will be for the construction of a 2.2 acre water quality basin that will intercept runoff and allow pollutants to be removed through settling.

The conservation easements will be held in perpetuity by the Village of Lac La Belle, the grant application sponsor.

The site will be maintained by the easement holder (Village of Lac La Belle) or its designee. Public access is not part of the easement agreement, but as the easement holder, the Village will have the right to enter, construct, install, inspect, operate, maintain, replace and repair landscape and drainage features or improvements within the easement area. The Village will also retain the right to add or remove soils and/or vegetation within the easement.

Special conditions for submittal of recorded easement, canceled checks for purchase of easement and other eligible associated acquisition costs, and other documents will be detailed in the grant contract. Exact details for all deliverables are described in the project description of grant application.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Lake Five

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lake Five

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Lake Lenwood

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lake Lenwood

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Lake Twelve

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lake Twelve

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Lehner Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lehner Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Lent Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lent Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Little Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/1998

Waters Involved

Little Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Washington County: Acq-Little Cedar Lake Park - Ackerman Acquisition Project: Washington County will acquire 62.94 acres of land on Little Cedar Lake for lake protection and to provide public boat access. The parcel will be developed into a county park complete with hiking trails, cross country skiing, sledding hill, swim area, beach, volleyball courts, picnic tables, detention pond, parking and bathroom facilities.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Little Cedar Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Little Drickens Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Little Drickens Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Little Friess Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Little Friess Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/1996

Waters Involved

Little Muskego Lake

Status

Complete

Little Muskego Lake P & R District: Acq-Little Muskego Lake Land Acquisition - Bohn Property: The Little Muskego Lake P & R District will acquire 8.8 acres located in the SW 1/4 of Section 33 in the City of New Berlin, as part of the Little Muskego Lake Community's plan to purchase, reclaim, restore and preserve approximately 12 miles of stream corridor tributary to Little Muskego Lake. The property includes a segment of Calhoun Creek, wooded floodplain, wetlands, and uplands. Long term goals for this property include maintaining it in its present natural condition. Activities that will be considered for implementation per the property's land management plan include establishment of a prairie on the uplands, construction and placement of wood duck houses, developing a fish habitat improvement plan, and planning and construction of a stable formal trail system within the parcel.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/1997

Waters Involved

Little Muskego Lake

Status

Complete

Little Muskego Lake P & R District: Acq-Little Muskego Lake P & Rd - Rathke Acquisition: The Little Muskego Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District will acquire 20.57 acres in Waukesha County.The property contains an intermittent stream and wetlands including an emergent wet meadow with thick stand of cattails. Educational benefits of this property will include a formal trail system and educational study station.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2009

Waters Involved

Little Muskego Lake

Status

Complete

City Of Muskego: Res-Little Muskego- Holz Island Restoration: The City of Muskego will install a number of shoreline restoration best management practices on Holz Island, located on Little Muskego Lake. These include vegetated rip rap, coconut logs, tree drops, emergent shoreline plantings and prairie plantings. Existing invasive plant species on the island will be cleared and eradicated to the extent possible. Quantities, lengths and methods have been outlined in the grant application. The project deliverables include implementation of the grant application as well as a short report detailing accomplishments, hours spent, materials placed and a picture essay. The picture essay should include before, during and after pictures. Two paper and one electronic copy of the report should be submitted.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Loew Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Loew Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Lohr Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lohr Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Lucas Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lucas Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Malloy Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Malloy Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Mayfield Pond (Schwietzer)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Mayfield Pond (Schwietzer)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

McConville Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

McConville Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Miller Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Miller Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Monches Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Monches Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Mud Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Mud Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Mueller Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Mueller Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Murphy Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Murphy Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2009

Waters Involved

Muskego Creek

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

8/1/1994

Waters Involved

Nagawicka Lake

Status

Complete

City Of Delafield: Acq-Nagawicka Lake-St. Johns Park Acquisition: The City of Delafield will acquire approximately .61 acres of land on the western border of Nagawicka Lake for lake protection and public outdoor recreation purposes. Eligible costs include acquisition of the parcel, appraisal fee and preparation of an environmental assessment

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/22/1997

Waters Involved

Nagawicka Lake

Status

Complete

Waukesha County Land Conservancy: Acq-Nagawicka Lake Land Acquisition-R&M Investments Property: The Waukesha Land Conservancy proposes to acquire 12.4 acres of land, including 411 feet of shoreline, situated on nagawicka Lake in the Village of Nashota, WUkesha County for lake protection purposes. The property includes approxi 5 acres of upland and 7 acres of wetland that is part of a larger Tamarack Bog. The primary goals of the property's land management plan are to maintain and enhance the natural state of the property, to control non-native and non-bog species, and to allow public access for recreational uses such as hiking, nature appreciation, and for educational purposes.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/1997

Waters Involved

Nagawicka Lake

Status

Complete

Waukesha County Land Conservancy: Acq-Nagawicka Lake Bog - Parcel 3 Acquisition: The Waukesha Land Conservancy will acquire 2.85 acres of land on Nagawicka Lake for lake protection purposes.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2002

Waters Involved

Nagawicka Lake

Status

Complete

City Of Delafield: Lmi-Df-Diagnostic Feasibility Study For Nagawicka: Diagnostic and feasibility study for Nagawicka Lake to improve and enhance the water quality of the Lake. There will be a final design for the wet detention basins based on the preferred design alternatives selected by the City of Delafield and the DNR. There will be at least 6 formal meetings or presentations in addition to the public information meetings anticipated. The details for the study and final design are described in the project description.

The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report. Information will be disseminated to the public as described in the grant application.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2015

Waters Involved

Nagawicka Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Newburg Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Newburg Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Paradise Valley Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Paradise Valley Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

2/9/1995

Waters Involved

Pewaukee Lake

Status

Complete

Waukesha County: Acq-Pewaukee Lake Ryan Park Acquisition - Glass Property: The Waukesha County Park and Planning Commission will acquire 86.6 acres of land for lake protection. The preservation of this parcel for open space and passive park use. Eligible costs include acquisition of the parcel, appraisal fee and preparation of an environmental assessment.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2012

Waters Involved

Pewaukee Lake

Status

Complete

Lake Pewaukee Sanitary District: Acq-Land Acquisition For Gluth Property: The Pewaukee Lake Sanitary District (PLSD) will use this grant to pay for the recent purchase of the Gluth property, located in the City of Pewaukee. The parcel is 30.67acres, including 26 acres of wetland and 4.67acres of upland woods and prairie. The parcel is primarily located in the shoreland zone of Pewaukee Lake. A tributary to Pewaukee Lake runs through a portion of the parcel. The PLSD will manage the invasive species (primarily buckthorn) through yearly cutting and herbicide treatment. The prairie will be expanded by mowing and seeding. The prairie will also be maintained by periodic controlled burns. The parcel will be used as an educational classroom by the local school district. Posts will be installed on the perimeter of the property to prevent filling of wetlands by adjacent landowners. A trail will be maintained on the property for controlled access. The PLSD hopes to install habitat improvements on the Pewaukee Lake Tributary to improve northern pike spawning. All maintenance and improvement activities will be the responsibility of the PLSD in accordance with the submitted Land Management Plan, dated December 3, 2012.

Exact details for all deliverables are described in the project description of grant application.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

10/1/2013

Waters Involved

Pewaukee Lake

Status

Complete

Lake Pewaukee Sanitary District: Acq-Lake Pewaukee Sd Property Acquisition: The Pewaukee Lake Sanitary District (PLSD) will use this grant to pay for part of the purchase of the Ogden property, located in the Town of Pewaukee. The parcel is 56 acres, including 50 acres of wetland and 6 acres of upland. The site is about a mile upstream of Pewaukee Lake. It contains a spring fed pond and has a class \201CA\201D trout stream, Coldwater Creek running along its southern border. Coldwater Creek flows about a half mile to Coco Creek, which then flow a half mile to Pewaukee Lake. The parcel borders other PLSD lands under protection.

The PLSD will manage an invasive species, buckthorn through yearly removal or cutting, with the goal to remove a minimum of \00BC acre per year. A prairie on the parcel will be maintained by periodic controlled burns at least once every 3 years. The parcel will be used as an educational classroom by the local school district, the Pewaukee River Partnership and the Pewaukee Women\2019s Club. A new wetland delineation will be completed within the first year of ownership. The District will install an asphalt or concrete pad in the upland \201Cbuildable area\201D on the northeast corner of the property to provide for recycling/composting of aquatic plants harvested from Lake Pewaukee. Permanent posts will be placed every 100 feet along the wetland on the edge of the \201Cbuildable \201Carea\201D by the composting site.

A barn will be removed within the first year and a house will be removed within 2 years of PLSD ownership. A small existing garage will remain on site for storage of machinery and tools.

All maintenance and improvement activities will be the responsibility of the PLSD in accordance with the revised Land Management Plan, dated December 31, 2013.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Pike Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Pike Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Proschinger Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Proschinger Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Quas Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Quas Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Radtke Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Radtke Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Rockfield Quarry Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Rockfield Quarry Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Schwietzer Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Schwietzer Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Silver Lake (Paradise Valley)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Silver Lake (Paradise Valley)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Smith Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Smith Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Tilly Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Tilly Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2011

Waters Involved

Upper Nashotah Lake

Status

Complete

Village Of Summit: Lco-Shoreland Ordinance Development/Update: The Village of Summit intends to update the existing shoreland ordinance to meet the revised standards of NR 115. The Village is proposing to create a separate Village floodplain ordinance. The Village is also proposing to combine the shoreland ordinance and current Village zoning code. The Village will identify representatives from the four lake management districts and several lake associations to assist in the ordinance review. Draft documents will be reviewed by Village staff and officials. Updates will be provided to the public during regularly scheduled public meetings. The project deliverables include 1) minutes and advertisements for the public informational meetings; 2) maps of the updated shoreland jurisdictional boundaries; 3) maps of groundwater recharge areas; 4) a new Village floodplain ordinance and 5) a new combined shoreland ordinance and zoning code. The process of updating the documents is expected to take one year from grant approval.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Wallace Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Wallace Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

7/1/1998

Waters Involved

Werner Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Werner Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2002

Waters Involved

Willow Springs Lake

Status

Complete

Waukesha County: Acq-Willow Springs-Neubert Property Acquisition: Waukesha County proposes to acquire the 9.7 acre Neubert property, located on Spring Creek - Fox River tributary. The purchase will include approximately 1,000 feet of lake frontage and help insure water quality to Willow Springs Lake. This grant will also maintain wetland and the wildlife habitat and to develop public information programs.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

1/1/1990

Waters Involved

Eagle Spring Lake

Status

Complete

Eagle Spring Lake Management District: Eagle Spring Lake Management Plan: Develop a lake management plan which will include elements listed under 'Proposed Phase II Planning Program,' attached to the application. Information will be disseminated to the public by newsletter, local newspaper articles, public meetings and reportmailings. Project results will be reposited at the Village of Eagle Public Library, Town of Eagle Town Hall.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

4/1/2003

Waters Involved

Mitchell Park Pond

Status

Complete

Milwaukee County: Milwaukee Co. Pond & Lagoon Mgt. Plan-Phase 1: This project will collect and compile existing information on park ponds, lakes and lagoons. The plan will set priorities for restoration, seek public input on uses of each waterbody, and classify each waterbody. Project deliverable will be a plan for management options for each classification of waterbody. This plan will outline how the Department of Public Works and the Milwaukee County Parks will change or modify their daily operations in managing each classification or type of waterbody. Reimbursable costs will be staff time(county staff). This grant only covers a small portion of the costs of the entire plan.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

4/1/2003

Waters Involved

Mitchell Park Pond

Status

Complete

Milwaukee County: Milwaukee Co.Pond & Lagoon Mgt. Plan-Phase 2: This grant will cover consultant costs (most likely University students) to collect water quality and sediment samples as well as lab costs for analyzing samples. Parameters will be determined in June 2003. Project deliverable will be a plan for management options for each classification of waterbody. This plan will outline how the Department of Public Works and the Milwaukee County Parks will change or modify their daily operations in managing each classification or type of waterbody.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

1/1/1990

Waters Involved

Mukwonago River

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Targeted Runoff - Urban Construction

Date

1/4/1999

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

Village Of Menomonee Falls: Lilly Road/Fond Du Lac Avenue Channel: To provide urban cost-sharing for the 99-TRM grant for the Lilly Road/Fond du Lac Avenue channel streambank project

Grant Details

Targeted Runoff - Urban Construction

Date

10/1/2000

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District: Hoyt Park: to provide c-s reimbursement for the Hoyt Park Grade Control & Streambank Stabilization TRM project

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2002

Waters Involved

Little Menomonee River

Status

Complete

City Of Milwaukee: 91st & Dean Wet Detention Basin: To cost-share @50% design & construction of wet detention basin at 91st & Dean

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2003

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

City Of Wauwatosa: Stormwater Inlet Replacement: To cost-share @ 50% replacement of stormwater inlets with catch basins.

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

10/1/2005

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

City Of Wauwatosa: Hart Park Infiltration System: To cost-share development & installation of an infiltration system to provide treatment of storm water stored in the Hart Park underground reservoir.

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

10/1/2005

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

City Of Wauwatosa: Inlet Replacements: To replace 77 storm water inlets with catch basins with sumps.

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2008

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

City Of Wauwatosa: City-Wide Rain Gardens: To cost-share implementation of a City-sponsored program to encourage & remunerate homeowners & businesses to install rain gardens on their respective properties in an effort to advance the goals of the City's Municipal Storm Water permit.

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2008

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

City Of Wauwatosa: Sw Inlet Replacements: To cost-share installation of catch basins in conjunction with on-going street replacement projects throughout the City in furtherance of the pollution reduction goals established by the Municipal Storm Water permit.

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2004

Waters Involved

New Zoo Pond

Status

Complete

Milwaukee County Dpw - 2nd Floor: Zoo - Elk & Pony Yard: to c-s @50% installation of runoff management project at Elk & Pony year of Zoo

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2004

Waters Involved

New Zoo Pond

Status

Complete

Milwaukee County Dpw - 2nd Floor: Zoo - Lake Evinrude Streambank: to c-s at 50% 1,000' of shoreline on Lake Evinrude in the Zoo

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2004

Waters Involved

New Zoo Pond

Status

Complete

Milwaukee County Dpw: Zoo - Wash Bay & Rerouting: to costshare at 50% installation of wash bay and rerouting of discharge

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2003

Waters Involved

Underwood Creek

Status

Complete

Village Of Elm Grove: Stormwater Retention Storage Sites: to c-s @50% design & construction of retention ponds

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2003

Waters Involved

Underwood Creek

Status

Complete

Village Of Elm Grove: Underwood Creek Streambank Stabilization: to c-s @50% streambank protection BMPs along Underwood Creek

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2002

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Village Of Germantown: Lake Park Pond Rehabilitation - Continuation: To cost-share at 50% rehab construction of Lake Park ponds -- combining this grant with $100,000 carryover from MNR-67131-N

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2003

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

City Of Brookfield - Dpw: Kinsey Park Streambank Stabilization: to c-s installation of streambank protection at Kinsey Park

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2003

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Milwaukee County Dpw: Wisconsin Avenue Lagoon Pond #2: Co cost-share @50% completion of Pond #2 of the County Ground's Wisconsin Avenue Lagoon project

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2002

Waters Involved

Wood Creek

Status

Complete

City Of West Allis: A-C Wet Detention Basin: to cost-share at 50% land acquisition, design & construction of Allis-chalmers basin

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Planning

Date

1/1/2004

Waters Involved

Underwood Creek

Status

Complete

Village Of Elm Grove: Stormwater Utility Evaluation & Establishment: to costshare at 70% analysis of stormwater utility formation.

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

2/15/2017

Waters Involved

Little Menomonee Creek

Status

Complete

Ozaukee County: Water Quality Monitoring On Mole Creek And The Lmr: Ozaukee County Planning and Parks Department is sponsoring a project to conduct water quality monitoring along Mole Creek and the Little Menomonee River.

Project activities include: 1) Collect 6 water samples at 17 locations across Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River. Sampling shall represent three low-flow events and three high-flow events. Each water sample shall be tested for Total Phosphorus, orthophosphate, TSS, Chlorides, and E. coli. Testing will be performed by SLOH. 2) Deploy continuous water quality monitoring units on a rotating basis across Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River, recording water temperature, DO, depth, pH, and conductivity.

Project deliverables include: 1) Enter all data into DNR SWIM database. 2) Provide to the Department a final report summarizing data results.

Special Conditions: 1) In kind labor and services documentation shall be maintained in accordance with grant program guidelines for reporting in kind donations.

This scope summarizes the project detail provided in the application and does not negate tasks/deliverables described therein. Data, records, and reports, including GIS-based maps, and digital images, must be submitted to the Department in a format specified by the regional Rivers Biologist.

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

2/15/2017

Waters Involved

Little Menomonee River

Status

In_Progress

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

2/15/2018

Waters Involved

Little Menomonee River

Status

Complete

Ozaukee County: Tmdl And Bmp Water Quality Monitoring On Mole Creek And Lmr: Ozaukee County Planning and Parks Department is undertaking a project to collect water quality samples at locations along Mole Creek and the Little Menomonee River.

Ozaukee County will undertake the following activities, with deliverables relating to those actions:

Conduct Water Quality Monitoring on Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River

- Beginning in July of 2018 (note: existing River Planning Grant RP 30017 funds samples through June of 2018), collect 6 water samples at 17 locations across Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River. Sampling shall represent three low-flow events and three high-flow events. Each water sample shall be tested for Total Phosphorus, orthophosphate, TSS, Chlorides, and E. coli. Testing will be performed by SLOH.
- Deploy continuous water quality monitoring units on a rotating basis across Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River, recording water temperature, DO, depth, pH, and conductivity.
- Enter all collected data into DNR SWIM database.
- Provide to the Department a final project report summarizing data results.

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

2/15/2018

Waters Involved

Little Menomonee River

Status

In_Progress

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

7/1/2009

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

Milwaukee Riverkeeper: Master Plan & Nr Mgnt Of Milw Central Park: Assemble a plan in cooperation with the City of Milwaukee that will address. 1) a prioritized map for restoration of invasive removal 2)Mapping an 11.5 mile of shared multi use trails 3)Location of critical area of Butlers garter snake for biotic integrity 4) location and design of public access points 5) integration of other plans into Central park plan including trail connection 6) Evaluation of recreational use (off leash dog walking- fishing piers, access improvements and portage improvements. Public outreach is also a major component. The final report including all of the points above along with proof of public outreach will be provided via 2 hard copies of the report and one electronic version

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

7/1/2011

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

Milwaukee Riverkeeper: Identifying Stream Passage Impediments In The Menomonee River: The project proposal is to identify and prioritize stream impediments for removal along the natural mainstream reaches of the Menomonee and Little Menomonee Rivers, including several major tributaries. This will be done by identifying and documenting barriers, analyzing impacts of each barrier, prioritizing barrier removals, educating/involving public, and working with local municipalities and counties to address impediments. The overall goal is to improve fish passage and public access.

A GIS database will be developed to include, stream barrier locations, types and removal priority. A final report will be incorporated into a watershed restoration plan. Public outreach materials will also be created. The report and information will be shared with government agencies to make decisions on implementing best management practices to improve the targeted streams. Total project costs are $50,000 with a grant award of $10,000.

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

7/1/2013

Waters Involved

Menomonee River

Status

Complete

Milwaukee Riverkeeper: Advancing Removal Of Fish Passage Impediments In The Menomonee River Watershed: Milwaukee Riverkeeper will provide and document education and outreach to municipalities, counties and landowners on fish passage impediments that need to be addressed in the Menomonee River Watershed through one on one meetings with phase 1 results, a list of fish passage impediments and GIS data presented. Additionally, Milwaukee Riverkeeper will recommend that all projects be routed through DNR for approval. Milwaukee Riverkeeper will document fish passage impediment projects addressed by government, repair/retrofits to existing structures, projects planned for future capital

The DNR will be provided two paper copies and an electronic copy of the final report documenting projects by government to address fish passage impediments in the Menomonee River Watershed including the number of meetings, communications, materials developed, volunteers engaged and groups involved and grants submitted to deal with woody debris barriers.

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

4/1/2000

Waters Involved

Milwaukee River

Status

Complete

Milwaukee Riverkeeper: Capacity Building Grant: The Friends of Milwaukee's Rivers is initiating an agency capacity building project. The purpose of the grant is to bring the goals of clean water, improved wildlife habitat and sound land use to the public. One goal is to make the organization known through outreach to the community. A second goal is to build a significant financial base. And to recruit new board members.

A full description of the project scope and deliverables is available in the grant application, which is part of this agreement. The DNR will be provided with both a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report. Information will be disseminated to the public as described in the grant application.

Grant Details

River Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2019

Waters Involved

Little Menomonee Creek

Status

Complete

Ozaukee County: Little Menomonee River Corridor Ecosystem Restoration: Ozaukee County Planning & Parks is conducting a stream habitat restoration project on a MMSD owned 56 acre parcel, north of Mequon Road, on the Little Menomonee River.

Project deliverables: 1900 ft of meandering stream w/large wood habitat features; 4.2ac. of created wetland, including 1.5ac. emergent marsh; create 0.37ac. wooded ephemeral pond; create 1.7ac. waterfowl appropriate wetland; restore wetland hydrology for up to 50ac. Printed and digital copy of report shall be submitted. Report shall include a summary of all activities conducted under this grant, and a summary of data.

Project activities: 1) grant administration, including all required financial and progress reporting, and documenting project and match expenses 2) complete Design Memo and project Plan sets (60%, 90%, 100%), Technical Specifications Document, and EOPC document 3) assemble all necessary Construction Contract and Bid documents through to an awarded/signed contract 4) complete construction and restoration oversite, including obtaining all necessary Federal, State, and local permits, environmental compliance approvals, and attendance at and documentation of necessary meetings and correspondence between principals. 5)Conduct field monitoring and preparing report on collected data.

Special Conditions: Final report to include a summary of Education and Outreach activities conducted for the project.

This scope summarizes the project detail provided in the application and does not negate tasks/deliverables described therein. Records, reports, and digital images must be submitted to the Department in a format specified by the regional River Coordinator.

If a consultant is to provide final report, it is recommended that Grantee provide DNR Rivers Coordinator with a draft for comment on report adequacy prior to making final payment to the consultant. DNR to receive both paper and electronic .pdf copies of the final report along with, or prior to submission of grantee's final payment request.

Grant Details

River Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2019

Waters Involved

Little Menomonee River

Status

Complete

Grant Details

River Protection Grant

Date

7/1/2012

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Ozaukee County: Restoration Of Aquatic Connectivity - Mineral Springs: Ozaukee County will remediate up to two large-scale and up to two non-structural impediments to fish and aquatic life passage. Conduct remediation of Division Road Crossing: The preliminary anticipated remediation of the Division Road crossing is to utilize a series of cross vanes (i.e., rock bands) into the channel to backwater the structure and incorporate native substrate to increase channel roughness and concentrate baseflow. This will eliminate the perching effect, while mitigate high velocities in spring and excessively shallow baseflow. Conduct remediation at Oakland Avenue: The preliminary anticipated remediation at Oakland Avenue is to remove the accumulated rubble and former abutments. These activities will eliminate channel constrictions and pervious fill issues, allowing for free ingress and egress of migratory fish species. Ozaukee County will complete all requisite reporting and provide project records.

The project deliverables include the following: 1) site photos (before, during, and after construction), and professionally engineered project plan sets (if required for permitting) indicating that key passage criteria (e.g., flow velocities, channel slope, etc.) were met. 2) detailed expenditure records, and any other items as requested. 3) project results from ongoing County education and outreach programs, including press releases, presentations at local, regional, and national conferences, articles in County and partner newsletters, and regular updates on the Program\2019s website, Facebook, and Twitter pages.

Grant Details

River Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2019

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Monitoring & Projects

Projects including grants, restoration work and studies shown below have occurred in this watershed. Click the links below to read through the text. While these are not an exhaustive list of activities, they provide insight into the management activities happening in this watershed.

Grants and Management Projects

Project Name (Click for Details)	Year Awarded
Menomonee River at Miller Park upstream from 44th St Bridge	2011
Little Menomonee River at W Leon Terrace	2010
Dretzka Park Creek at W Bradley Rd	2011
Menomonee River at Silver Spring Rd	2009
WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES: Esquire Estate Ponds, Red Swamp	2013
WAUKESHA COUNTY: ACQ-Pewaukee Lake Ryan Park Acquisition - Glass Property	1995
LITTLE MUSKEGO LAKE P & R DISTRICT: ACQ-Little Muskego Lake P & RD - Rathke Acquisition	1997
LAKE PEWAUKEE SANITARY DISTRICT: ACQ-Lake Pewaukee SD Property Acquisition	2013
MILWAUKEE RIVERKEEPER: Advancing Removal of Fish Passage Impediments in the Menomonee River Watershed	2013
OZAUKEE COUNTY: Ozaukee County Milwaukee River TMDL Watershed-Based Solutions	2015
VILLAGE OF SLINGER: Slinger Storm Water Management Planning	2015
TOWN OF LISBON: Tn Lisbon-Stormwater Quality Mgmt Plan Update	2014
WASHINGTON COUNTY: Moritz Clean Water Project	2016
CITY OF BROOKFIELD - DPW: Kinsey Park Streambank Stabilization	2003
CITY OF WEST ALLIS: A-C Wet Detention Basin	2002
MILWAUKEE COUNTY DPW - 2ND FLOOR: Zoo - Elk & Pony Yard	2004
TOWN OF WASHINGTON: Clean Boats Clean Waters Training	2006
Aquatic Invasives County Coordinator - Waukesha County	2011
OZAUKEE COUNTY: LCO-Ozaukee Co. NR 115 Ord. Devel	2010
Underwood Creek at Pedestrian Bridge by UPS	2010
Little Menomonee River North of Bradley at 91st St N (downstream)	2011
Menomonee River - 25 Ft Downstream Of Woodlawn Rd.Extended (Woodlawn And Grand Ave - Meno.Falls)	2010
Menomonee River at Canoe Launch W of S35th St	2010
Wetland Restoration Database	2016
CEDAR LAKES CONSERVATION FOUNDATION: ACQ-Big Cedar Lake Land Acquisition - JJ Dockers Property	1993
WASHINGTON COUNTY: LCO-Lake Classification Project-Washington County	2001
WAUKESHA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY: ACQ-Nagawicka Lake Land Acquisition-R&M Investments Property	1997
EAGLE SPRING LAKE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT: LMI-DF-Mukwonago River Watershed Feasibiliy Study-Eagle	2001
VILLAGE OF LAC LA BELLE: ACQ- CANCELED Lac La Belle Stream Corridor Easement	2011
Develop Multiple TMDLS for the Kinnickinnic River Watershed	2010
CITY OF CUDAHY: Packard Avenue Reconstruction Streetscape Project	2015
VILLAGE OF SAUKVILLE: Saukville - Storm Water Management Plan	2016
VILLAGE OF SHERWOOD: Sherwood MS4 Planning	2016
VILLAGE OF SHOREWOOD: TMDL Storm Water Plan	2018
TOWN OF MERTON: StormWater Planning, TMDL	2013
WASHINGTON COUNTY: Washington Co Urban Storm Water Planning Project	2016
TOWN OF WEST BEND: Stormwater Management Plan & MS4 Permit Compliance	2018
MILWAUKEE COUNTY: Milwaukee Co.Pond & Lagoon Mgt. Plan-Phase 2	2003
TOWN OF WASHINGTON: Education Campaign to Collect Exotic Species at Boat Launch	2004
MILWAUKEE COUNTY DPW: Zoo - Wash Bay & Rerouting	2004
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: Hart Park Infiltration System	2005
MILWAUKEE COUNTY DPW: Zoo Dumpsters Containment Pad	2002
WASHINGTON COUNTY: Washington County AIS Education & Prevention Program	2010
Aquatic Invasives County Coordinator - Washington County	2010
VILLAGE OF ELM GROVE: Storm Water Management Planning	2008
MILWAUKEE RIVERKEEPER: Master Plan & NR Mgnt of Milw Central Park	2009
MILWAUKEE RIVERKEEPER: Identifying Stream Passage Impediments in the Menomonee River	2011
Underwood Creek upstream Dousman Ditch	2012
Menomonee River at Miller Park at 44th St S (downstream)	2011
Grantosa Creek near Mouth	2011
Nor-X-Way Channel at Fond du Lac Ave	2013
CITY OF DELAFIELD: ACQ-Nagawicka Lake-St. Johns Park Acquisition	1994
WAUKESHA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY: ACQ-Nagawicka Lake Bog - Parcel 3 Acquisition	1997
CEDAR LAKES CONSERVATION FOUNDATION: ACQ-Big Cedar Lake Land Acquisition - Hembel Property	1996
LAKE PEWAUKEE SANITARY DISTRICT: ACQ-Land Acquisition for Gluth Property	2012
WAUKESHA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY: Qualitative Mussel Inventory of Waukesha County Streams	2013
OZAUKEE COUNTY: Water Quality Monitoring on Mole Creek and the LMR	2017
VILLAGE OF GERMANTOWN: Stormwater Quality Management Plan Update	2018
MILWAUKEE COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS DEPT: Greater Milwaukee Watershed-Respect our Waters	2014
CITY OF OAK CREEK: Lakefront Redevelopment SWP	2013
VILLAGE OF MERTON: Vil Merton-Rock River TMDL Stormwater Mgmt Plan	2014
CITY OF OCONOMOWOC: Storm Water Project Selections	2013
OZAUKEE COUNTY: Hamm Barnyard Phosphorous Runoff Elimination	2017
MILWAUKEE COUNTY DPW: Wisconsin Avenue Lagoon Pond #2	2003
Aquatic Invasives County Coordinator - Ozaukee County	2011
Menomonee River at North Ave (110M Upstream)	2006
Underwood Creek at Gravel Sholes Park	2010
Noyes Park Creek upstream of 91st, Milwaukee	2009
Menomonee River - North Of Captiol Dr (Hwy 190)	2011
CITY OF MILWAUKEE: Public Works Yards BMPs	2003
MILWAUKEE COUNTY DPW: Streambank Inventory	2003
WAUKESHA COUNTY: ACQ-Willow Springs-Neubert Property Acquisition	2002
BIG CEDAR LAKE PROTECTION & REHAB. DISTRICT: ACQ-Fritsche Conservancy Area-Big Cedar Lake	2000
CITY OF MUSKEGO: RES-Little Muskego- Holz Island Restoration	2009
Menomonee River PWS Plan - Nine Key Element Plan	1992
Follow up monitoring Potters Lake, Walworth County and Little Muskego Lake, Waukesha County 2013	2013
VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER: SW Management Plan Update & TMDL Analysis	2018
CITY OF GREENFIELD: Greenfield City Wide Storm Water Quality Management Plan Update	2016
VILLAGE OF HARTLAND: Bark River Streambank Restoration	2013
VILLAGE OF RIVER HILLS: TMDL Storm Water Plan	2018
VILLAGE OF SUMMIT: Vil Summit-Rock River TMDL SWMP	2014
SEWRPC AWQMP Contract, Reports 2021	2021
MILWAUKEE COUNTY: Milwaukee Co. Pond & Lagoon Mgt. Plan-Phase 1	2003
VILLAGE OF MENOMONEE FALLS: Lilly Road/Fond du Lac Avenue Channel	1999
VILLAGE OF ELM GROVE: Stormwater Utility Evaluation & Establishment	2004
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: Inlet Replacements	2005
MILWAUKEE COUNTY UW EXTENSION: Roosevelt Rain Gardens	2005
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: SW Inlet Replacements	2008
Potentially Restorable Wetlands	2007
Develop Multiple TMDLs for the Menomonee River Watershed	2010
WAUKESHA CO. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & LAND USE: LCO-Waukesha Co, NR115 Ord. Devel.	2010
Menomonee River below Lepper Dam	2006
Menomonee River at Schoen Laufen Park (10016339)	2010
Menomonee River upstream of Lilly Creek	2009
Menomonee River at Menomonee Falls	2007
Menomonee River Parkway at Stormwater Ditch (Trib to Menomonee River)	2007
Unnamed Stream at Lime Kiln Park, Menomonee Falls	2009
Menomonee River (MI03) Watershed Planning	2009
WASHINGTON COUNTY: ACQ-Little Cedar Lake Park - Ackerman Acquisition Project	1998
LITTLE MUSKEGO LAKE P & R DISTRICT: ACQ-Little Muskego Lake Land Acquisition - Bohn Property	1996
VILLAGE OF SUMMIT: LCO-Shoreland Ordinance Development/Update	2011
VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER: Bradley Road Reconstruction	2014
VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER: Proprietary SW BMP 2014 Project	2014
CITY OF MEQUON: TMDL Storm Water Planning	2013
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT: Fox Point Stormwater QMP Update	2014
VILLAGE OF HALES CORNERS: Vil Hales Corners SWMP Update	2014
VILLAGE OF KEWASKUM: Kewaskum Storm Water Management Plan	2016
CITY OF CEDARBURG: TMDL Storm Water Control Practice Evaluation	2018
WASHINGTON COUNTY: LCO-Ordinance/Lake Classification Project	1998
WAUKESHA CO. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & LAND USE: LCO-Waukesha County Shoreland Management	1996
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: Stormwater Inlet Replacement	2003
MILWAUKEE COUNTY DPW - 2ND FLOOR: Zoo - Lake Evinrude Streambank	2004
VILLAGE OF ELM GROVE: Underwood Creek Streambank Stabilization	2003
Friends of Milwaukee's Rivers Demonstration Project for Sustainable Stormwater Management	2007
Menomonee River Area of Concern Fish Passage	2010
Menomonee River at Jacobus Park	2006
Menomonee River at Center St	2010
Little Menomonee River North of Bradley at 91st St N (Upstream)	2011
Nor-X-way Channel S of Cty Line Rd W (upstream)	2011
Dousman Ditch upstream Underwood Creek	2012
Butler Creek Downstream Of Campbell Ct	2011
SEWRPC Water Quality Management Planning 18D Grant 2P-00E73201	2009
Chloride Impact Study for the Southeastern Wisconsin Region	2018
OZAUKEE COUNTY: TMDL and BMP Water Quality Monitoring on Mole Creek and LMR	2018
CITY OF BROOKFIELD - DPW: Brookfield City Storm Water Pollutant Reduction Plan	2016
CITY OF CEDARBURG: Cedarburg City Wide Storm Water Quality Management Plan Update	2016
MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE DISTRICT: Respect Our Waters Nonpoint Sourced Educational Campaign for Greater Milwaukee Watersheds	2016
MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE DISTRICT: "Respect Our Waters" NPS Education for Greater Milwaukee Watersheds	2018
WAUKESHA COUNTY: County Storm Water Education	2013
WAUKESHA COUNTY: LCO-Waukesha County Lakes Classification Project	1999
MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE DISTRICT: Hoyt Park	2000
VILLAGE OF ELM GROVE: Stormwater Retention Storage Sites	2003
CITY OF MILWAUKEE: 91st & Dean Wet Detention Basin	2002
Aquatic Invasives County Coordinator - Milwaukee County	2011
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: City-Wide Rain Gardens	2008
VILLAGE OF GERMANTOWN: Filling Community Library Pond	2011
Lily Creek at Good Hope Road near Menomonee Falls	2011
Menomonee River at 50th Pl Downstream of Ped Bridge	2010
Willow Creek at Maple Road, near Germantown, WI	2011
AIS Follow Up and Compliance Work - Red Swamp Crayfish, Starry Stonewort, Harvesting Compliance and Contract Harvesting Inspections	2016
CITY OF DELAFIELD: HLk-Graham Street & Misc Private Property HL BMPs	2015
SEWRPC SWEET Water Trust ARRA 18C Grant 2P-00E73201	2009
MILWAUKEE RIVERKEEPER: Capacity Building Grant	2000
CITY OF DELAFIELD: Storm Water Plan - TMDL	2013
CITY OF MILWAUKEE - DPW: East Greenfield Avenue Bioswale	2013
VILLAGE OF GRAFTON: Stormwater Quality Management Plan Update	2018
CITY OF OCONOMOWOC: WQ Calculaton Updates	2013
EAGLE SPRING LAKE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT: Eagle Spring Lake Management Plan	1990
OZAUKEE COUNTY: Restoration of Aquatic Connectivity - Mineral Springs	2012
SEWRPC AWQMP Contract, Reports 2020	2020
VILLAGE OF GERMANTOWN: Lake Park Pond Rehabilitation - Continuation	2002
Fish Propagation Actions	2001
Menomonee River at Swan Blvd	2013
BIG MUSKEGO/BASS BAY P & R DISTRICT: LMI-DF-Lake Drawdown Diagnostic Feasibility Study	1995
WAUKESHA COUNTY LAND CONSERVANCY: ACQ-Wilson Parcel - Lily Lake	1999
CITY OF DELAFIELD: LMI-DF-Diagnostic Feasibility Study for Nagawicka	2002
LAC LA BELLE ENVIRONMENTAL FOUNDATION: ACQ-Lac La Belle Saeger Creek- Kolesar Acquisition	1998
ARRA 15 Village of Sussex Spring Creek Grant 2P-00E73201	2010
Follow up monitoring (2012) South and Southeast Districts	2012
CITY OF CEDARBURG: TMDL Storm Water Control Practice Evaluation	2018
VILLAGE OF HARTLAND: Hartland Storm Water Management Plan	2015
CITY OF PORT WASHINGTON: Port Washington Gateway Project	2017
CITY OF SAINT FRANCIS: St. Francis City Wide Storm Water Quality Management Plan Update	2016
VILLAGE OF ELM GROVE: SW Management Plan Update & TMDL Analysis	2018
OZAUKEE COUNTY: Little Menomonee River Corridor Ecosystem Restoration	2019
WASHINGTON COUNTY LCD: Hon-E-Kor Streambank Repair Project	2019
CITY OF MILWAUKEE - DPW: South 27th St (SH241) Bioswale Project	2014
VILLAGE OF FOX POINT: Fox Point SWQMP Update	2014
CITY OF OAK CREEK: Lakefront Redevelopment-NE Swale & Biofiltration	2014
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: Replacement Stormwater Inlets - Catch Basins	2014
CITY OF OAK CREEK: Drexel Town Center Green Infrastructure	2014
VILLAGE OF WHITEFISH BAY - DPW: Whitefish Bay TMDL Storm Water Plan	2015
Project RED Training Session 08/15/2009	2009
TOWN OF BROOKFIELD: Street Sweeper	2009
MILWAUKEE COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS DEPT: Greater Milwaukee Watershed-Respect our Waters	2014
VILLAGE OF RICHFIELD: Richfield Storm Water Management Plan	2015
WASHINGTON COUNTY: Weninger Waste Storage Reconstruction	2015
CITY OF GREENFIELD: SW Utility Development	2008
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: Replacement of Stormwater Inlets with Catch Basins	2016
OZAUKEE COUNTY: Habitat & Impediment Inventory	2015
VILLAGE OF BAYSIDE: Capacity, Infiltration/Pollutant Reduction Program	2014
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: Schoonmacher Creek Restoration	2006
VILLAGE OF JACKSON: Jackson WPDES Storm Water NR 216 Administration	2015
WASHINGTON COUNTY: Butzlaff Barnyard Runoff Management	2013
WASHINGTON COUNTY: Washington Co. Ordinance Development	2010
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: Catch Basin Replacements	2012
CITY OF WAUWATOSA: Inlet Replacements: 2010-2011	2010
CITY OF OAK CREEK: Lakefront Redevelopment-NE Swale & Biofiltration	2014
OZAUKEE COUNTY: Roden HFR CTR, LLC Zero Phosphorous Discharge	2019

Watershed Recommendations

Best Management Practices, Implement

Respect our Waters NPS Ed.-Greater Milwaukee Watersheds

Date

Status

This project promotes nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: a comprehensive storm water information and education program.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE DISTRICT: "Respect Our Waters" NPS Education for Greater Milwaukee Watersheds

Best Management Practices, Implement

West Bend - Stormwater Mgmt Plan & MS4 Permit Compliance

Date

Status

This project promotes nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: other new ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area; new storm water management plan for part of the developed urban area; and a new storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

TOWN OF WEST BEND: Stormwater Management Plan & MS4 Permit Compliance

Best Management Practices, Implement

Brown Deer - SW Management Plan Update & TMDL Analysis

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin?s waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development; other updated ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area; updated storm water management plan for the entire developed urban area; and an updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER: SW Management Plan Update & TMDL Analysis

Best Management Practices, Implement

Ozaukee County Barnyard Phosphorous Runoff Elimination

Date

Status

This project is a landowner installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Specifically, the grantee will implement: roofing to remedy discharges of manure, sediment and phosphorus in runoff entering waters of the state and address the following NR 151 Agricultural Performance Standards and Prohibitions: prevention of direct runoff from a feedlot or stored manure into waters of the state.

1/1/2017

In Progress

Projects

OZAUKEE COUNTY: Hamm Barnyard Phosphorous Runoff Elimination

Best Management Practices, Implement

Port Washington Gateway Project

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Specifically, the municipality will construct/install a vegetated infiltration swale to remedy discharges of total suspended solids in urban runoff entering waters of the state.

1/1/2017

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF PORT WASHINGTON: Port Washington Gateway Project

Best Management Practices, Implement

St. Francis City Wide Storm Water Quality Mgmt Plan Update

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance, updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development, updated ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area, updated feasibility analysis of alternative funding mechanisms, updated storm water management plan for the developed urban area, and updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2016

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF SAINT FRANCIS: St. Francis City Wide Storm Water Quality Management Plan Update

Documents

City of St Francis SWQMP - Grant Agreement

City of St Francis SWQMP - Grant Application

Best Management Practices, Implement

Washington Co Urban Storm Water Planning Project

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance, updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development, updated ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area, new feasibility analysis of alternative funding mechanisms, new storm water management plan for the developed urban area, and new storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2016

In Progress

Projects

WASHINGTON COUNTY: Washington Co Urban Storm Water Planning Project

Documents

Washington County SWMP - Grant Agreement

Washington County SWMP - Grant Application

Best Management Practices, Implement

Saukville - Storm Water Management Plan

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance, updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development, new ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area, new feasibility analysis of alternative funding mechanisms, updated storm water management plan for the developed urban area, and updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2016

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF SAUKVILLE: Saukville - Storm Water Management Plan

Documents

Village of Saukville SWMP - Grant Agreement

Village of Saukville SWMP - Grant Application

Best Management Practices, Implement

Sherwood - MS4 Planning

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance, updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development, new ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area, new storm water financing mechanism, new storm water management plan for the developed urban area, and updated storm water management plan for the developed urban area.

1/1/2016

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF SHERWOOD: Sherwood MS4 Planning

Documents

Village of Sherwood MS4 Planning - Grant Agreement

Village of Sherwood MS4 Planning - Grant Application

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

Collect chemical, physical, and/or biological water quality data to assess the current overall stream health. The data can inform management decisions and may be used to identify impaired waters for biennial lists.

8/5/2013

In Progress

Projects

Nor-X-Way Channel at Fond du Lac Ave

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

5/21/2013

In Progress

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

5/21/2013

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Swan Blvd

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Grantosa Creek near Mouth

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Butler Creek Downstream Of Campbell Ct

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River - 25 Ft Downstream Of Woodlawn Rd.Extended (Woodlawn And Grand Ave - Meno.Falls)

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Little Menomonee River North of Bradley at 91st St N (downstream)

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at North Ave (110M Upstream)

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Underwood Creek at Pedestrian Bridge by UPS

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Schoen Laufen Park (10016339)

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Willow Creek at Maple Road, near Germantown, WI

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Little Menomonee River at W Leon Terrace

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River upstream of Lilly Creek

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Jacobus Park

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Silver Spring Rd

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Miller Park upstream from 44th St Bridge

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Menomonee Falls

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Lily Creek at Good Hope Road near Menomonee Falls

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Underwood Creek at Gravel Sholes Park

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Underwood Creek upstream Dousman Ditch

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Center St

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Unnamed Stream at Lime Kiln Park, Menomonee Falls

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Canoe Launch W of S35th St

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River Parkway at Stormwater Ditch (Trib to Menomonee River)

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Dousman Ditch upstream Underwood Creek

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Nor-X-way Channel S of Cty Line Rd W (upstream)

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Dretzka Park Creek at W Bradley Rd

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River below Lepper Dam

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River - North Of Captiol Dr (Hwy 190)

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at 50th Pl Downstream of Ped Bridge

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Noyes Park Creek upstream of 91st, Milwaukee

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Menomonee River at Miller Park at 44th St S (downstream)

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Little Menomonee River North of Bradley at 91st St N (Upstream)

Cost-Share Agreement

Packard Avenue Reconstruction Streetscape Project

Date

Status

This grant provides funding and authorizes cost-share reimbursement by the department for the above-named project as described in the grant application submitted for calendar year 2015 for the eligible storm water construction activities listed in the application to address nonpoint sources of pollution.

1/1/2015

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF CUDAHY: Packard Avenue Reconstruction Streetscape Project

Habitat Restoration - Instream

Honey Creek Habitat Restoration

Date

Status

Opportunities exist to restore some of the traditional in-stream and riparian habitat that existed in the watershed before urbanization, while providing more stormwater buffer zone in this densely urbanized area.

2/1/2016

In Progress

Monitor Water Quality or Sediment

Monitor Willow Creek for Temperature

Date

Status

Needs temperature class verified, but still shouldnt be compared to coldwater criteria. intermittent stream, still need to verify natural community

8/21/2019

Proposed

Monitor Water Quality or Sediment

GLPF2018_LM1802_ChlorideStudy

Date

Status

Chloride Impact Study for the Southeastern Wisconsin Region

6/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

Chloride Impact Study for the Southeastern Wisconsin Region

Monitor Water Quality or Sediment

TMDL and BMP Water Quality Monitoring on Mole Creek and LMR

Date

Status

Ozaukee County Planning and Parks Department is undertaking a project to collect water quality samples at locations along Mole Creek and the Little Menomonee River. Ozaukee County will undertake the following activities, with deliverables relating to those actions: Conduct Water Quality Monitoring on Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River - Beginning in July of 2018 (note: existing River Planning Grant RP 30017 funds samples through June of 2018), collect 6 water samples at 17 locations across Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River. Sampling shall represent three low-flow events and three high-flow events. Each water sample shall be tested for Total Phosphorus, orthophosphate, TSS, Chlorides, and E. coli. Testing will be performed by SLOH. - Deploy continuous water quality monitoring units on a rotating basis across Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River, recording water temperature, DO, depth, pH, and conductivity. - Enter all collected data into DNR SWIM database. - Provide to the Department a final project report summarizing data results.

2/15/2018

In Progress

Projects

OZAUKEE COUNTY: TMDL and BMP Water Quality Monitoring on Mole Creek and LMR

Monitor Water Quality or Sediment

Water Quality Monitoring on Mole Creek and the LMR

Date

Status

Ozaukee County Planning and Parks Department is sponsoring a project to conduct water quality monitoring along Mole Creek and the Little Menomonee River. Project activities include: 1) Collect 6 water samples at 17 locations across Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River. Sampling shall represent three low-flow events and three high-flow events. Each water sample shall be tested for Total Phosphorus, orthophosphate, TSS, Chlorides, and E. coli. Testing will be performed by SLOH. 2) Deploy continuous water quality monitoring units on a rotating basis across Mole Creek and Little Menomonee River, recording water temperature, DO, depth, pH, and conductivity. Project deliverables include: 1) Enter all data into DNR SWIM database. 2) Provide to the Department a final report summarizing data results.

2/15/2017

In Progress

Projects

OZAUKEE COUNTY: Water Quality Monitoring on Mole Creek and the LMR

Rivers Planning Grant

SEWRPC SWEET Water Trust ARRA 18C Grant

Date

Status

Kinnickinnic River Watershed Restoration Plan for the Southeastern Wisconsin Watersheds Trust (SWWT). The consultant would also provide the information to Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District to incorporate into their Kinnickinnic River Watercourse Flood Control Study.

10/1/2009

In Progress

Projects

SEWRPC SWEET Water Trust ARRA 18C Grant 2P-00E73201

Documents

SEWRPC SWEET Water Trust ARRA 18C Project Description

SEWRPC ARRA 18C SWEET Water Trust Grant Modification

MMSD LETTER AGREEMENT ARRA PROJECT - VMC & HAC

MMSD LETTER AGREEMENT ARRA PROJECT - VMC & HAC Exhibit A

MMSD Letter Agreement ARRA Project - VMC & HAC Exhibit B

WPC Modeling task_quarterly report 032310 ARRA 18C

ARRA_18C_Q2FFY10_Report

ARRA_18C_Q3FFY10_Report

ARRA_18c_Q4FFY10_Report

ARRA_18C_FinalQuarterlyReport

Final Report Evaluation of Potential Impacts from Implementing Stormwater Management Practices in Holmes Avenue Creek and Villa Mann Creem on Wilson Creek

Sewer Service Area Planning

SEWRPC WQM Planning, Grants support, TMDL work

Date

Status

sewrpc area WQM planning

12/31/2020

In Progress

Projects

SEWRPC AWQMP Contract, Reports 2020

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

Shorewood - TMDL Storm Water Plan

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance; updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development; updated storm water management plan for the entire developed urban area; and an updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF SHOREWOOD: TMDL Storm Water Plan

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

Grafton Stormwater Quality Management Plan Update

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin?s waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance; updated low impact development/conservation subdivision ordinance; updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development; other updated ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area; updated storm water management plan for the entire developed urban area; and an updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF GRAFTON: Stormwater Quality Management Plan Update

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

River Hills - TMDL Storm Water Plan

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance; updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development; updated storm water management plan for the entire developed urban area; and an updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF RIVER HILLS: TMDL Storm Water Plan

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

SW Management Plan Update & TMDL Analysis

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development; other new ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area; updated storm water management plan for the entire developed urban area; and an updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF ELM GROVE: SW Management Plan Update & TMDL Analysis

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

City of Cedarburg TMDL Storm Water Control Practice Eval

Date

Status

Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated storm water management plan for the entire developed urban area; and an updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF CEDARBURG: TMDL Storm Water Control Practice Evaluation

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

Germantown Stormwater Quality Management Plan Update

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin?s waters and was funded by the 319 grant. Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance; updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development; other updated ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area; updated storm water management plan for the entire developed urban area; and an updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF GERMANTOWN: Stormwater Quality Management Plan Update

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

TMDL Storm Water Control Practice Evaluation

Date

Status

1/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF CEDARBURG: TMDL Storm Water Control Practice Evaluation

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

Cedarburg City Wide Storm Water Quality Mgmt Plan Update

Date

Status

Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance, updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development, updated ordinances that affect runoff from the developed urban area, updated feasibility analysis of alternative funding mechanisms, updated storm water management plan for the developed urban area, and updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2016

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF CEDARBURG: Cedarburg City Wide Storm Water Quality Management Plan Update

Documents

City of Cedarburg SWQMP - Grant Agreement

City of Cedarburg SWQMP - Grant Application

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

Greenfield City Wide Storm Water Quality Mgmt Plan Update

Date

Status

Storm water planning activities will be undertaken by the municipality and will result in the following products: updated construction erosion control ordinance, updated storm water ordinance for new development and re-development, updated low impact development/conservation subdivision ordinance, updated feasibility analysis of alternative funding mechanisms, updated storm water management plan for the developed urban area, and updated storm water management plan for new development.

1/1/2016

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF GREENFIELD: Greenfield City Wide Storm Water Quality Management Plan Update

Documents

City of Greenfield SWQMP - Grant Agreement

City of Greenfield SWQMP - Grant Application

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

Slinger - Storm Water Management Planning

Date

Status

This project is an installation of nonpoint source best management practices to contribute to the restoration of Wisconsin's waters and was funded by the 319 grant.

1/1/2015

In Progress

Projects

VILLAGE OF SLINGER: Slinger Storm Water Management Planning

TMDL Development

Date

Status

The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District proposes to develop third-party pathogen, phosphorus, and sediment TMDLs for the Menomonee River Watershed in Southeastern Wisconsin. The TMDLs will result in pollutant load and wasteload allocations that must be met to meet water quality standards and targets and in implementation plans that will identify the steps needed to achieve the load and wasteload allocations.

10/1/2010

Proposed

Projects

Develop Multiple TMDLs for the Menomonee River Watershed

TMDL Development

Kinnickinnic TMDL

Date

Status

MMSD and Partners create TMDL for Watershed.

1/1/2010

In Progress

Projects

Develop Multiple TMDLS for the Kinnickinnic River Watershed

Documents

Develop Multiple TMDLS for the Kinnickinnic River Watershed, GLRI pre-proposal, Bate

Phosphorus, Sediment, Bacteria TMDLs, Kinnickinnic River QAPP

TMDL Implementation

Menomonee River TMDL

Date

Status

Third-party pathogen, phosphorus, and sediment TMDLs for the Menomonee River Watershed in Southeastern Wisconsin.

9/21/2012

In Progress

Water Quality Planning

AWQMP Program - SEWRPC

Date

Status

sewrpc program 2021

1/1/2021

In Progress

Projects

SEWRPC AWQMP Contract, Reports 2021

Watershed History Note

The City of Wauwatosa developed along the banks of the Menomonee River in Milwaukee County. The river provided a route from the north of the state to the City of Milwaukee and out to Lake Michigan. From the west came the Watertown-Milwaukee Plank Road, which intersected with the Menomonee River in Wauwatosa at what is now known as the Harwood Avenue bridge. Plank roads had been used in European countries, and state governments saw them as means to move agricultural products to markets since farmers could use their own vehicles; such roads were cheaper to construct than railroads. Between 1846 and 1871, 135 turnpike and plank road companies were organized and chartered by the Wisconsin legislature. Plank roads were typically constructed of wood planks two inches thick and eight feet long, which were nailed to four-inch-square stringers at a 90-degree angle. Tolls were charged for traveling on the roads, usually one-cent per mile for single animal vehicles and an additional half-cent per animal hauling a vehicle. A typical drive from Milwaukee to Green Bay with a team would cost $3.78. Between 1852 and 1871, there was a gradual decrease in charters granted, and plank roads eventually fell out of favor, in part, because they did not prove to be as profitable as had been expected. Rather than make necessary costly repairs, many owners abandoned the roads. The abandonment by private owners and lack of public interest in maintaining the roads, prompted the legislature to authorize and direct town supervisors to declare such roads a public highway, if the owners had neglected to make repairs or collect tolls for a period of 60 days or more. The towns then assumed responsibility for repair. Although several of Wisconsin's plank roads continued to carry large volumes of traffic until the early 1900s, the majority were abandoned in the wake of railroad development during the 1860s and 1870s. Although the plank roads themselves have disappeared from the landscape, some of the routes exist as parts of Wisconsin's road system. For example, the Watertown Plank Road travels from Milwaukee to Watertown on much of the original route and retains the historic name in some urban areas.

Date 2010

Water PlanningRead the Watershed Plan