Village Of Belleville: Ais Edr For Carp: The Village of Belleville proposes to recover the recent restoration of Lake Belleview by quickly controlling a successful year class of remnant carp in the fall of 2013. This will allow the stocked, native fish to suppress any remaining carp, and protect and improve the plant diversity and overall health of the lake. A contractor will seine the carp from the lake, donating the fish to interest groups, and disposing of any remaining fish (2014). Carp fishing contests were held as part of the Annual Lakefest in 2014 and 2015 for both education/outreach and collection of carp populations size structure. Water quality monitoring will document the success of this carp removal project in 2014 and 2015. Due to project amendment, some of the preceding activities only take place in 2014, and the following activities are added for 2016 and beyond: Construction of two carp weir traps, stocking of channel catfish for biomanipulation of the carp. As part of the partnership effort for this project, the DNR will conduct a carp population estimate in spring 2016.

River Alliance Of Wisconsin: Gambusia Infestation- Sugar River: The River Alliance of Wisconsin intends to test a technique to mechanically remove as many exotic Gambusia (mosquitofish) as possible from the slough where their population expanded this past summer. The goals of the project are to test this method of sequentially blocking sections of the slough from the mouth to the top, shocking, collecting, and netting, in a repeated fashion), and actually removing as many of these destructive fishes as possible in order to create a more favorable habitat for the return of the native topminnows. Without this action, the return of the native species would highly improbable after this drought year, which dried up most of their habitat in this and other river systems. Final results will be presented to DNR in a report, and via poster at the UW-Platteville poster day by another partner in the project from the UW.

Village Of Belleville: Ais Edr For Carp: The Village of Belleville proposes to recover the recent restoration of Lake Belleview by quickly controlling a successful year class of remnant carp in the fall of 2013. This will allow the stocked, native fish to suppress any remaining carp, and protect and improve the plant diversity and overall health of the lake. A contractor will seine the carp from the lake, donating the fish to interest groups, and disposing of any remaining fish (2014). Carp fishing contests were held as part of the Annual Lakefest in 2014 and 2015 for both education/outreach and collection of carp populations size structure. Water quality monitoring will document the success of this carp removal project in 2014 and 2015. Due to project amendment, some of the preceding activities only take place in 2014, and the following activities are added for 2016 and beyond: Construction of two carp weir traps, stocking of channel catfish for biomanipulation of the carp. As part of the partnership effort for this project, the DNR will conduct a carp population estimate in spring 2016.

River Alliance Of Wisconsin: Gambusia Infestation- Sugar River: The River Alliance of Wisconsin intends to test a technique to mechanically remove as many exotic Gambusia (mosquitofish) as possible from the slough where their population expanded this past summer. The goals of the project are to test this method of sequentially blocking sections of the slough from the mouth to the top, shocking, collecting, and netting, in a repeated fashion), and actually removing as many of these destructive fishes as possible in order to create a more favorable habitat for the return of the native topminnows. Without this action, the return of the native species would highly improbable after this drought year, which dried up most of their habitat in this and other river systems. Final results will be presented to DNR in a report, and via poster at the UW-Platteville poster day by another partner in the project from the UW.

Dane County: Aquatic Mgmt Plan Amendment: Dane County Office of Lakes and Watersheds will update Aquatic Plant Management (APM) Plans on the following lakes: Crystal, Fish, Indian, Lower Mud, Upper Mud, and the Yahara River between Lakes Monona and Kegonsa. All these waters are sources of established populations of Eurasian watermilfoil, among other exotics, and are managed via county harvesting operations. In addition, the new Lake Belle View may require harvesting, so a new APM plan will be developed for that lake. Updated monitoring and amended plans are recommended by DNR for the other waters. A consultant will use established point intercept maps to survey current plant populations, and use those data to re-evaluate management plans, ensuring that the best management options are being implemented. Regular updates are presented in public meetings to Dane County staff and the Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission. Updated plans are posted on the county website.

Upper Sugar River Watershed Association: Monitoring And Preventing Spread Of Ais In The Sugar River Corridor: The Upper Sugar River Watershed Association proposes to do a variety of education and volunteer promotion efforts to locate and map exotic species in the watershed, raise awareness and reduce new introduction and spread of AIS in the basin. Education efforts will target river boaters and anglers, solicit volunteers from existing local groups, and provide AIS information packets. They will coordinate a media campaign and a Clean Boats, Clean Waters efforts on Lake Belleview, and implement a paddler/angler survey to be carried out at public access points to determine which other waterbodies are visited, and how to prevent the spread of AIS between these waterbodies. They will also collaborate with local teachers, make presentations at schools, and host a work day for students and teachers in addition to a 2-week effort by Operation Fresh Start youth to maintain the river trail. Signs will also be posted at river access points. A final report will summarize the work, and include a strategic AIS plan for the Upper Sugar River watershed, as well as articles in their quarterly newsletter and press releases to local newspapers.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County: Acq-Cherokee Marsh Land Acquisition: Dane County proposes to acquire approximately 110 acres of land as an addition to Cherokee Marsh for low impact recreational opportunities and lake protection. Eligible costs include acquisition of the parcel, appraisal fee and preparation of an environmental assessment.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Parks: Acq-Fish And Mud Lakes-Marx Acquisition: The Marx property has already been purchased by Dane County. The property will protect the majority of the Mud Lake shoreline, which is connected to Fish Lake, a very important resource in NW Dane County. This land is adjacent to other property already purchased by the County. In five years, the property will be converted from row cropping to natural drainage patterns and natural vegetation to encourage wildlife and promote water quality benefits.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County: Acq-Indian Lake - Matz Acquisition: Dane County Parks will acquire 40.23 acres located adjacent to Indian Lake. The acquisition will prevent land use development and maintain a buffer of upland and wetland to filter contaminants from entering Indian Lake. The property also contains wetlands and springs that feed Indian Lake.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Village Of Belleville: Lmi-Lake Belle View Restoration Project: The Village of Belleville proposes, as part of a whole-lake restoration project, to separate Lake Belle View from the Sugar River by construction of an earthen berm on the western side of the lake. This separation berm will result in a vast reduction in the amount of water from the Sugar River in the lake's water budget, and therefore will result in water quality and habitat improvements from reduction in nutrients and carp. The deliverable from this project will be a final report summarizing the project, with photos. The final report will be submitted to the department and placed in the local public library.

Village Of Belleville: Res-Lake Belle View Restoration Proj.: The Village of Belleville proposes, as part of a whole-lake restoration project to restore, create, and protect rare forested floodplain habitat within the lake and adjoining area. The funds will be spent on placing sediment adjacent to existing floodplain forest islands to both protect the existing islands from further erosion as well as create new islands that will eventually be restored to floodplain forest, per the restoration plan on file. The deliverable from this project will be a final report summarizing the project, with photos. The final report will be submitted to the department and placed in the local public library.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County: Acq-Ladd Property Acquisition: Dane County will purchase 80 acres of wetlands (The Ladd Property) in the Town of Dunn along the Door Creek Wetlands in order to preserve wildlife habitat and water quality.

A full description of the project scope and project deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a 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 appllication.

Dane County: Acq-Wheeler Property Acquisition: Dane County will purchase 20 acres fee acquisition of wetlands (The Wheeler Property) in the Town of Dunn along the Door Creek Wetlands in order to preserve wildlife habitat and water quality.

A full description of the project scope and project deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a 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 appllication.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County: Acq-Door Crk Wetlands-Bruns/Amundson Acq: Dane County Parks Department is seeking funding for acquisition of the Bruns/Amundson Property in order to acquire 19 acres of land. Acquisition of this land will protect property immediately adjacent to other county and town owned lands. This is part of a parcel of land owned Richard Amundson and Ernie Brun.

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

Dane County Parks: Acq-Vogts Acquisition - Door Creek Wetlands: Acquisition of the Vogts property will meet objectives of the Door Creek Wetlands Resource Protection Plan. This acquisition and the planned restoration of the wetland are expected to improve spawning habitat for northern pike in Lake Kegonsa and better control stormwater and run-off pollution entering Lake Kegonsa from Door Creek.

A full description of deliverables is included in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

City Of Middleton: Lmi-Pheasant Branch Watershed - In Lake Mendota Priority Watersh: The City of Middleton will contract with the U.S. Geological Survey to monitor and model the surface and groundwater flow within a portion of the Pheasant Branch watershed to locate effective combination of storm water treatment and control sites within the North Fork to mitigate the impacts of urbanization on the quality and quantity of water reaching Lake Mendota. Activities of the project include developing a surface and groundwater model based on existing data, collecting various field data for model inputs (including monitoring precipitation and flow discharge) refine the model and calibrate it to field measurements, calculate present and future pollution loads, and conduct analyses to accomplish the project objectives. Deliverables include: a report summarizing the project work, results and recommendations, maps showing recharge areas, hydrologfical sensitive sites, and the final calibrated computer model.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County: Res-Lake Wingra Shoreline Habitat Restoration: The Dane County Land Conservation Department will implement a Lake Wingra Shoreline Habitat Restoration project in order to restore native species and natural habitats, to control exotic and invasive speies that threaten native species and habitats and to reduce the impacts of stormwater runoff on Lake Wingra's water quality. Project deliverables include: creation of a natural vegetation buffer along 500 feet of the lake's shoreline, installing a carp removal exclosure and purple loosestrife and buckthorn control.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County: Acq-Dane County Lower Mud Lake Affholder Acquisition: Dane County shall participate in the Lake Protection Grant Program by purchasing 95 acres of land for public outdoor recreation.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County: Acq-Marcus Marx Property Acquisition: Dane County Parks Department will acquire 58 acres of land adjacent to Mud Lake in the Town of Roxbury in order to restore native vegetation and provide a permanent buffer that will filter upstream runoff before it enters Mud Lake and Fish Lakes. The acquisition of this property will protect the land and the waters from further degradation.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County: Lmi-Stewart Lake Water And Sediment Control Basins: Dane County Proposes to construct 5 storm water detention basins to reduce the amount of sediment entering Stewart Lake.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Village Of Belleville: Lmi-Lake Belle View Restoration Project: The Village of Belleville proposes, as part of a whole-lake restoration project, to separate Lake Belle View from the Sugar River by construction of an earthen berm on the western side of the lake. This separation berm will result in a vast reduction in the amount of water from the Sugar River in the lake's water budget, and therefore will result in water quality and habitat improvements from reduction in nutrients and carp. The deliverable from this project will be a final report summarizing the project, with photos. The final report will be submitted to the department and placed in the local public library.

Village Of Belleville: Res-Lake Belle View Restoration Proj.: The Village of Belleville proposes, as part of a whole-lake restoration project to restore, create, and protect rare forested floodplain habitat within the lake and adjoining area. The funds will be spent on placing sediment adjacent to existing floodplain forest islands to both protect the existing islands from further erosion as well as create new islands that will eventually be restored to floodplain forest, per the restoration plan on file. The deliverable from this project will be a final report summarizing the project, with photos. The final report will be submitted to the department and placed in the local public library.

Village Of Belleville: Res-Lake Belle View Associated Wetland Habitat Restoration: The Village of Belleville will conduct native habitat restoration activities in and around the restored Lake Belle View as a follow-up to the large lake restoration project. In order to protect the active eagles\2019 nest in the area, no work may be conducted within 330 feet of the nest from mid-January to August 1st. People should only enter that area for recreation, work or habitat evaluation between August 1 and mid-January. Weedy areas of new ground created by the lake restoration will be burned, chemically treated, or mowed, and native plants and trees planted to restore shoreline and upland savanna. Tree species may include a small number of upland species in accordance with a DNR forestry recommendation. An aerator will be installed in the lake to suppress common carp that are harming water quality and preventing establishment of native aquatic plants. Specific data that will be collected, and grant deliverables are detailed in the application. Annual monitoring summaries will be submitted to DNR and USACOE. Other project updates will be shared at the local Lakefest, and maintained at the Village Hall for public access.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County: Acq-Cherokee Marsh Land Acquisition: Dane County proposes to acquire approximately 110 acres of land as an addition to Cherokee Marsh for low impact recreational opportunities and lake protection. Eligible costs include acquisition of the parcel, appraisal fee and preparation of an environmental assessment.

Dane County: Acq-Pheasant Branch Marsh - Frederick Acquisition: Dane County will acquire approximately 161 acres of land within the Pheasant Branch Marsh for lake protection and public outdoor recreation purposes. Amendment 1: The scope is changed to reflect a change of acreage to 100.5 acres.

Dane County: Acq-Cherokee Marsh Land Acquisition: Dane County proposes to acquire approximately 110 acres of land as an addition to Cherokee Marsh for low impact recreational opportunities and lake protection. Eligible costs include acquisition of the parcel, appraisal fee and preparation of an environmental assessment.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Parks: Aulik Acquisition-Patrick Marsh: Dane County will acquire acreage within Patrick Marsh, a DNR and Dane County project area that is identified in both the Land Legacy Report and the Dane County Parks and Open Space Plan. The Aulik property is approximately 11.6 acres along the southern shore of Patrick Marsh. The acquisition of this property will protect and enhance this natural resource site.

Village Of Mazomanie: Lmi-Lake Marion Family Recreational Fishery: The Village of Mazomanie will complete a large, multi-faceted lake restoration project on Lake Marion by installing an access sign at the boat landing, installing an aeration system, stocking fish, placing habitat structures on the bed, and reconfiguring and restoring large lengths of shoreline consistent with department recommendations. The boat landing access sign will explicitly reflect the Village ordinance allowing non-motorized boat use of the lake. Current steep shorelines will be graded to provide a healthy diversity of habitat, dead trees will be introduced and anchored to shore, and trees, shrubs and understory natives will be planted. Water quality will be monitored to track lake improvements. Project updates will be shared via social media, press releases, public meetings, and community volunteer workdays and celebration. Final report and other deliverables are detailed in the grant application form.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane Cnty Lk & Stream Classification: Dane County Department of Planning and Development will hire a project staff in order to develop a Lake Classification project, which is seen as the first step toward developing a consistent set of county-wide standards and procedures to protect Dane County Waters. Project deliverables include:a written report describing the Dane County Water Body Classification System, a bibliography of research sources, a list of navigable water bodies in Dane County sorted according to classification, and a map and GIS layer showing classified water bodies.

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

Dane County Dept. Of Planning & Dev: Lco-Dane County Lake Classification - Phase 2: Dane County Lake Classification-Phase 2: The Phase 1 classification grant classified all county lakes and streams. This grant will take the next step by developing a management program based on the classification.

Detailed goals, methods and deliverables are outlined in the application.

Dane County: Acq-Cherokee Marsh Land Acquisition: Dane County proposes to acquire approximately 110 acres of land as an addition to Cherokee Marsh for low impact recreational opportunities and lake protection. Eligible costs include acquisition of the parcel, appraisal fee and preparation of an environmental assessment.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Village Of Belleville: Lake Belle View Restoration Monitoring: The Village of Belleville plans to conduct extensive resource monitoring to track the results of the recent lake restoration project, where the Sugar River was separated from Lake Belle View, by an earthen berm, and shoreline and wetland restoration work was done. Biological, chemical, TSI and watershed data will be collected over two years to enhance the management of the project. A comprehensive lake management plan will be developed, including identifying long-range goals, lake use controls, and establishing a network of volunteers who will assist with monitoring. Study results will be published in local newspapers, shared in public meetings, and results in a final report to be shared with the project partners, including Dane County Dept. of Land and Water Resources, Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission, USRWA, USFWS, WWA, and NRCS.

Village Of Belleville: Lake Belle View Restoration Monitoring: The Village of Belleville plans to conduct extensive resource monitoring to track the results of the recent lake restoration project, where the Sugar River was separated from Lake Belle View, by an earthen berm, and shoreline and wetland restoration work was done. Biological, chemical, TSI and watershed data will be collected over two years to enhance the management of the project. A comprehensive lake management plan will be developed, including identifying long-range goals, lake use controls, and establishing a network of volunteers who will assist with monitoring. Study results will be published in local newspapers, shared in public meetings, and results in a final report to be shared with the project partners, including Dane County Dept. of Land and Water Resources, Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission, USRWA, USFWS, WWA, and NRCS.

Village Of Belleville: Lake Belle View Restoration Monitoring: The Village of Belleville plans to conduct extensive resource monitoring to track the results of the recent lake restoration project, where the Sugar River was separated from Lake Belle View, by an earthen berm, and shoreline and wetland restoration work was done. Biological, chemical, TSI and watershed data will be collected over two years to enhance the management of the project. A comprehensive lake management plan will be developed, including identifying long-range goals, lake use controls, and establishing a network of volunteers who will assist with monitoring. Study results will be published in local newspapers, shared in public meetings, and results in a final report to be shared with the project partners, including Dane County Dept. of Land and Water Resources, Dane County Lakes and Watershed Commission, USRWA, USFWS, WWA, and NRCS.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

Dane County: Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model For The Yahara River System: The Comprehensive Rainfall Runoff Model for the Yahara River System project will result in a comprehensive rainfall runoff model for the Yahara River System that will enable improved system management and enhance lake biota and recreation values. The model will be used to better manage lake levels, provide flood protection benefits, and enhance aquatic resources in the Yahara River and associated lakes and wetlands.

A full description of this project and its deliverables is available in the grant application, which is a part of this agreement.

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

City Of Madison: Infos Model For Yahara Lakes: "The City of Madison proposes to develop the first phase of an evaluation and prediction model for the upper half of the Yahara Watershed, called Integrated Nowcast and Forecast Operation System (INFOS). This is a real-time, three-dimensional, operational model that can provide information to lake managers to assess water level orders in conjunction with dam operations on the Yahara system, predict flood heights under various scenarios which may assist planning efforts, and identify constrictions that need to be removed to reduce flooding. The model can help define floodplain zones for improved planning, among other benefits. The deliverable will consist of a final report in hard copy and electronic copy describing the web browser interface, and give the final site address of the online model. All raw data will be included in digital format."

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 1: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at the Vilas Park Beach on Lake Wingra, and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 2: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at Bernie's Beach on Lake Monona (Monona Bay) , and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 1: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at the Vilas Park Beach on Lake Wingra, and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 2: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at Bernie's Beach on Lake Monona (Monona Bay) , and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 1: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at the Vilas Park Beach on Lake Wingra, and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 2: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at Bernie's Beach on Lake Monona (Monona Bay) , and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Village Of Belleville: Lake Belleview Fishery Restoration: The Village of Belleville proposes to conduct a unique fish restoration for the new and improved Lake Belleview by building a naturally diverse fishery. Fish will be surveyed and collected in the Sugar River, collected, and deposited in the lake. No carp or other invasive species would be transferred. The fishery will be comprised of sport fish, as well as other common, small fish, to create a more natural, healthy fish community in the new lake. Project results will be shared via routine public meetings and presentations about the entire project, which will be offered to the Wisconsin Association of Lakes, Water Resources Association and North American Lakes Management Society.

Village Of Belleville: Lake Belleview Fishery Restoration: The Village of Belleville proposes to conduct a unique fish restoration for the new and improved Lake Belleview by building a naturally diverse fishery. Fish will be surveyed and collected in the Sugar River, collected, and deposited in the lake. No carp or other invasive species would be transferred. The fishery will be comprised of sport fish, as well as other common, small fish, to create a more natural, healthy fish community in the new lake. Project results will be shared via routine public meetings and presentations about the entire project, which will be offered to the Wisconsin Association of Lakes, Water Resources Association and North American Lakes Management Society.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 1: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at the Vilas Park Beach on Lake Wingra, and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 2: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at Bernie's Beach on Lake Monona (Monona Bay) , and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 1: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at the Vilas Park Beach on Lake Wingra, and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 2: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at Bernie's Beach on Lake Monona (Monona Bay) , and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 1: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at the Vilas Park Beach on Lake Wingra, and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 2: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at Bernie's Beach on Lake Monona (Monona Bay) , and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 1: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at the Vilas Park Beach on Lake Wingra, and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

City Of Madison: Yahara Lakes Beach Bacteria Reduction-Phase 2: Public Health- Madison and Dane County proposes to evaluate and design a conceptual plan using BMPs to reduce bacterial contamination of the water at Bernie's Beach on Lake Monona (Monona Bay) , and to decrease the number of days per summer during which the beach is closed due to bacterial pollution. Deliverables include a final report in hard and electronic copy describing the ranking process, and the conceptual engineering plan design. One meeting with the relevant neighborhood group will take place.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.

Dane County: Dane County Workshop For Local Resource Groups: Dane County will use this grant to provide a local workshop for networking between local resource protection groups. This networking would allow sharing of information and strategies for resource protection, strengthen relationships and create new ones, and continue to collaborate on county-wide lake and watershed protection and improvement issues. This project will also involve printing an in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

The deliverable will be evidence that the workshop was planned, evidence that groups participated in the event, and 2500 copies of the in-depth "State of Dane County Waters" document.

Dane County: State Of The Waters' Publication: Dane County will use this grant to complete and publish a popularized"State of Dane County Waters" brochure. Draft documents will be reviewed by DNR staff and others.

The deliverable will be the comprehensive documents.