Watershed Detail - Turtle Creek

Watershed - Turtle Creek (LR01)

Details

This watershed's 288 square miles are in eastern Walworth County (62%) and Rock County (38%). Land use is primarily cash crop and dairy agriculture throughout the headwater tributaries and creek main stem. Turtle Creek flows into the east side of the city of Beloit to join the Rock River just above the Illinois border. Cropland in the headwater areas and urban land use near Beloit contribute the two highest erosion rates in the watershed. Also, streambank erosion is a problem. A 1982 inventory showed that 10 percent of streambanks in the watershed were eroding (Rock Co. Erosion Control Plan). In 1986, this watershed experienced an estimated average soil loss of 8 tons/acre/year. A priority watershed project under the Wisconsin Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Abatement Program began in 1984 and was completed in 1994. The project, jointly administered by the Rock and Walworth County Land Conservation Departments and WDNR, had four water quality and water use objectives: 1. Improve the smallmouth bass fishery in main stem Turtle Creek and Little Turtle Creek; 2. Protect and improve fish habitat and water quality of tributaries to Turtle Creek; 3. Protect and improve fish habitat in creeks that currently support remnant populations of Wisconsin's endangered and threatened fish species; and 4. Retard the eutrophication process in Lakes Delavan and Comus. According to the 1994 post-project evaluation report, the effectiveness of best management practice implementation was evident on a site-by-site basis, but there was no discernible watershed-wide reduction in nonpoint source (runoff) pollutant loads. Low participation rates and implementation of best management practices that brought landowners short-term benefits are sited as reasons for this result. Poor livestock management practices, such as cropping too close to stream channels, overgrazing of pastures, and livestock grazing in streambanks in headwater streams, limited the overall effectiveness of the project.

Date 2011

Population, Land Use

Although the Southeast Glacial Plains Region is quite urban compared to other state areas, agriculture is very important with 77% of land area in the Turtle Creek Watershed devoted to farmland. Among the regions it ranks third in percent of acreage in farmland, market value of agricultural products per acre, and milk production per acre; and it ranks second in corn production. (Farmland includes all land under farm ownership such as cropland, pastureland, and woodland.) The percentage of agricultural land sold and diverted to other uses is below average. Per capita water use is near average. The per capita income, average wage, and number of high school and college graduates are all third highest, while the rates of poverty and unemployment are both third lowest among the regions. The manufacturing sector is relatively strong, whereas farming, though very productive, does not provide a large percentage of jobs. After agriculture, forest cover accounts for the second largest share of land use in the Turtle Creek Watershed with eight percent of the total area. Open water and open space is the third most common land use in the watershed with six percent of the total area. Suburban and urban environments amount to another six percent of the watershed’s area. Grasslands and wetlands are the last significant land uses in the watershed with three percent and one half of one percent of the watershed’s area, respectively. Turtle Creek Watershed’s largest water resource, Delavan Lake, has a watershed (drainage area) of about 26,000 acres or 40.8 square miles. As of 1995, approximately 85% of the lake’s watershed consisted of rural land uses, and 15% of urban land uses. Major land uses included: 70% agriculture, eight percent woodlands, wetlands or open lands, seven percent residential, and eight percent commercial, industrial, transportation, and recreational. Under planned 2020 conditions, the Walworth County development plan and regional land use plan forecast 6,200 acres (24 percent of total area) of development within the watershed (SEWRPC 2002).

Date 2011

Nonpoint and Point Sources

The Turtle Creek Watershed is listed as a high priority overall for nonpoint source (NPS) pollution due to its listing as a high priority for groundwater and stream NPS pollution. Individual streams and lakes in the watershed have not yet been ranked for NPS pollution. CAFOs A Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO) owned by S & R Egg Farms, Inc. is located in the township of La Grange, just east of Whitewater. This CAFO has a permit for animal waste/industrial water discharge to groundwater.

Date 2011

Ecological Landscapes

The Lower Rock Basin resides in the Southeast Glacial Plains Ecological Landscape, which makes up the bulk of the non-coastal land area in southeast Wisconsin. This Ecological Landscape is made up of glacial till plains and moraines. Most of this Ecological Landscape is composed of glacial materials deposited during the Wisconsin Ice Age, but the southwest portion consists of older, pre-Wisconsin till with a more dissected topography. Soils are lime-rich tills overlain in most areas by a silt-loam loess cap. Agricultural and residential interests throughout the landscape have significantly altered the historical vegetation. Most of the rare natural communities that remain are associated with large moraines or in areas where the Niagara Escarpment occurs close to the surface.

Date 2010

Hydrologic Features

The Southeast Glacial Plains has the highest aquatic productivity for plants, insects, invertebrates, and fish, of any Ecological Landscape in the state. Significant river systems include the Mukwonago, Wolf, Sheboygan, Milwaukee, Rock, Sugar, and Fox. Most riparian zones have been degraded through forest clearing, urban development, and intensive agricultural practices. The Ecological Landscape contains several large lakes, including those in the Madison area and in the Lake Winnebago Pool system. These lakes are important to many aquatic species including the lake sturgeon. Kettle lakes are common on end moraines and in outwash channels. In addition to Horicon Marsh, this Ecological Landscape contains important fens, tamarack swamp, wet prairies, and wet-mesic prairies that contain rare plants and animals. However, most wetlands have experienced widespread ditching, grazing, and infestation by invasive plants. Watershed pollution in the Ecological Landscape is about average according to rankings by Wisconsin DNR, but groundwater pollution is worse than average compared to the rest of the state.

Date 2010

Wildlife and Habitat

WDNR's Heritage Resources Database indicates that the following water-dependent endangered, threatened or special concern species and/or communities have been sighted in this watershed within the last 20 years. Plant Community: Location -- Indicator Species Dry Prairie: Rock River Prairie -- little bluestem, side-oats grama, silky aster, shooting star, prairie gentian, prairie smoke, etc. Prairie Remnant: Duggan Road Prairie -- Pale-Purple Coneflower, etc. Dry Prairie: Happy Hollow Dry Prairie -- short grasses, little bluestem, side-oats grama; dry prairie forbs. Wet-Mesic Prairie: Tiffany Prairie -- deep soil prairie, various. Dry-Mesic Prairie: Vine Prairie -- side-oats grama, prairie dropseed, big and little bluestem; false toadflax, purple prairie clover, small skullcap, stiff aster, etc. Dry-Mesic Prairie: Morningside Prairie -- Remnant dry mesic prairie in residential subdivision; rare resources present; trash dumping and weedy invaders present. Dry Mesic Prairie: Sussex Road Prairie -- Located on a gravel hill stop in subdivision development east of Janesville; prairie is included as city park greenspace. Dry-Mesic Prairie: Harmony Hill Prairie -- Severely reduced in size from residential development; prairie never plowed or grazed; located on north facing slope of gravel hill. Big and little bluestem, Indian grass and prairie dropseed dominant. Several rare species present.

Date 2002

Impaired Water in Turtle Creek Watershed

River and Stream QualityAll Waters in Watershed

According to the WDNR’s Register of Waterbodies (ROW) database, there are over 335 miles of streams and rivers in the Turtle Creek Watershed; 122 of these waters have been entered into the WDNR’s assessment database. Of these 122 miles, almost 70% are meeting Fish and Aquatic Life uses and are specified as in “good” condition; about nine percent of streams are considered to be in “poor” condition and are listed as impaired. The condition of the remaining stream miles is not known or documented. Potawatomi Creek is considered an Outstanding Resource Waters for one mile of its length and there are over 40 stream miles of Exceptional Resource Waters spread along segments of the Turtle Creek, Little Turtle Creek, Spring Brook, and an unnamed tributary to Turtle Creek. Potawatomi Creek claims the only mile of documented trout waters in the watershed as it is a Class I Trout stream. Impaired waters account for about 11 stream miles along Turtle Creek due to excess phosphorus loads, which is why a restoration area has been designated along the creek.

Date 2011

Watershed Trout Streams
Watershed Outstanding & Exceptional Resources

Lakes and Impoundments

The WDNR’s ROW database shows that there are 2,137 acres of lakes and ponds, 151 acres of reservoirs and flowages, and another 351 acres of unspecified open water in the Turtle Creek Watershed. Approximately 2,644 lake acres are entered into the state’s assessment database. Most of these waters (86%) are indicated as supporting fish and aquatic life uses. A couple hundred have not been assessed for fish and aquatic life use, yet, and none of the lake acres have been assessed for any other use. Three large lakes can be found in the Turtle Creek Watershed: Comus Lake, Delavan Lake, and Turtle Lake. Five sensitive areas have been designated on Delavan Lake.

Date 2011

Search for Lakes by County

Wetland Health

Wetland Status: The Turtle Creek Watershed is located in eastern Walworth County and Rock County. Approximately three percent of the current land uses in the watershed are wetlands. Currently, only about 23% of the original wetlands in the watershed are estimated to exist. Of these wetlands, the majority include emergent wetlands (42%), which include marshes and wet meadows, scrub wetlands (30%), and forested wetlands (25%). Wetland Condition: Little is known about the condition of the remaining wetlands but estimates of reed canary grass infestations, an opportunistic aquatic invasive wetland plant, into different wetland types has been estimated based on satellite imagery. This information shows that reed canary grass (RCG) dominates 35% of the existing emergent wetlands, 15% of shrub wetlands, and 7% of the remaining forested wetlands. Reed canary grass domination inhibits successful establishment of native wetland species. Wetland Restorability: Of the 17,671 acres of estimated lost wetlands in the watershed, approximately 60% are considered potentially restorable based on modeled data, including soil types, land use and land cover (Chris Smith, DNR, 2009).

Date 2011

Impaired Waters

About a ten mile stretch of Turtle Creek is listed on the impaired waters list for a high total phosphorus load leading to low dissolved oxygen in the water. The source of the impairment is a combination of municipal point discharges and nonpoint sources (e.g. agricultural and stormwater runoff).

Date 2011

List of Impaired Waters

Aquatic Invasive Species

Exotic species, most notably zebra mussels, Eurasian water-milfoil, and purple loosestrife have invaded southeastern Wisconsin lakes. Boaters traveling from lake to lake often facilitate the propagation of exotic species. The introduction of exotic species into a lake ecosystem can lead to a decline in the native plant population and cause problems with nutrient loading. In addition, the disturbance of lake bottoms from human activity (boating, plant harvesting, chemical treatments, etc.) enhances the colonization and/or expansion of exotic species. Two simple steps to prevent the spread of exotic species include 1) Removing aquatic plants, animals, and mud from trailers and boats before leaving the boat access; and 2) Draining water from boats, motors, bilges, live wells, and bait containers before leaving the water access. Eurasian water-milfoil can be found in four of the sensitive areas on Delavan Lake. Eurasian water-milfoil is one of eight milfoil species currently found in Wisconsin. It is often misidentified as one of its seven native cousins, and vice versa. In many areas within the lake, this non-native milfoil has established large monocultures and has out competed many native plants. These dense beds of milfoil not only impede the growth of native plant species but also inhibit fish movement and create navigational problems for boaters. The regenerative ability of Eurasian water-milfoil is another obstacle when attempting to control this species. Fragments of Eurasian water-milfoil detached by harvesting, boating, and other recreational activities can float to non-colonized areas of the lake or downstream to additional lakes in the drainage system and create new colonies. Therefore, when controlling Eurasian water-milfoil, selective chemicals and harvesting, coupled with skimming, often produces the best results. In some lakes, biological agents such as the milfoil weevil have helped suppress milfoil populations. However, the most effective “treatment” of exotic milfoil is prevention through public education. Curly-leaf pondweed is another submerged, exotic species found in Delavan Lake. Like Eurasian water-milfoil, curly-leaf often grows into large, homogenous stands. It can crowd out native vegetation, create navigational problems, and limit fish movement. Curly-leaf pondweed dies off in mid-summer, increasing nutrient availability in the water column. This often contributes to summer algal blooms and decreasing water quality. The unusual life cycle of curly-leaf pondweed makes management difficult. The plant germinates as temperatures decrease in fall. Curly-leaf is highly tolerant of cold temperatures and reduced sunlight, continuing to grow under lake ice and snow cover. With ice-off and increasing water temperatures in the spring, the plant produces fruit, flowers, and buds (turions). Turions are the main reproductive mechanism of curly-leaf. To control the species in lakes, the plant must be combated before turions become viable. Most plant harvesters have not started cutting when curly-leaf is most susceptible and a small window of opportunity exists for chemical treatment. Therefore, prevention through public education is once again very important (Hemmingsen and Bunk. Delavan Lake (Walworth County, Wisconsin) Integrated Sensitive Area Report, 01/22/2007). Eurasian water-milfoil and zebra mussels have been documented in lakes Turtle and Delavan. Rusty crayfish have also infiltrated Turtle Lake and curly-leaf pondweed have been found and verified in Delavan Lake. Furthermore, yellow floating hearts were discovered in 2008 in the stormwater retention ponds #1 and #2 in Geneva Landings.

Date 2011

Fish Consumption Advice

Currently, there are no specific fish consumption advisories in effect for the Turtle Creek Watershed. However, a general fish consumption advisory for the potential presence of mercury is in place for all waters of the state.

Date 2011

Groundwater

The following groundwater information is for Walworth and Rock Counties (from Protecting Wisconsin’s Groundwater through Comprehensive Planning website, http://wi.water.usgs.gov/gwcomp/), which roughly approximates to the Turtle Creek Watershed. Clinton, Darien, Elkhorn, Fontana, Sharon, and Williams Bay are the only municipal water systems in the Turtle Creek Watershed that have wellhead protection plans. Sharon also has a wellhead protection ordinance in place. Walworth and Rock Counties have both adopted animal waste management ordinances. From 1979 to 2005, total water use in Walworth County has increased from about 10.0 million gallons per day to 15.3 million gallons per day due to increases in all use categories. The proportion of county water use supplied by groundwater has increased from around 89% to about 99% during the period 1979 to 2005. During the same time period, total water use in Rock County has increased from about 27.2 million gallons per day to about 45.4 million gallons per day. The increase in total water use over this period is due to increases in domestic and irrigation uses. The proportion of county water use supplied by groundwater increased from about 92% to over 99% during the period 1979 to 2005. Private Wells Ninety percent of 340 private well samples collected in Walworth County and 75% of 482 private well samples collected in Rock County from 1990-2006 met the health-based drinking water limit for nitrate-nitrogen. Land use affects nitrate concentrations in groundwater. An analysis of over 35,000 Wisconsin drinking water samples found that drinking water from private wells was three times more likely to be unsafe to drink due to high nitrate in agricultural areas than in forested areas. High nitrate levels were also more common in sandy areas where the soil is more permeable. In Wisconsin’s groundwater, 80% of nitrate inputs originate from manure spreading, agricultural fertilizers, and legume cropping systems. Fonatana and the Village of Clinton have spent money to reduce nitrate levels through the construction of new wells. A 2002 study estimated that 21% of private drinking water wells in the region of Wisconsin that includes Walworth County and 62% of private drinking water wells in the region of Wisconsin that includes Rock County contained a detectable level of an herbicide or herbicide metabolite. Pesticides occur in groundwater more commonly in agricultural regions, but can occur anywhere pesticides are stored or applied. A total of 5,128 acres of land in Walworth County and 18,941 acres of land in Rock County are in atrazine prohibition areas. Over three quarters (76%) of 33 private well samples collected in Walworth County and 100% of 18 private well samples collected in Rock County met the health standard for arsenic. Potential Sources of Contamination There are two Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) in the Turtle Creek Watershed. These swine CAFOs are located in Elkhorn and Clinton. There are also two licensed landfills in the watershed, which are located in Darien and Beloit. The only Superfund site in the watershed is Delavan Municipal Well No. 4.

Date 2011

Watershed Documents

RCF_Rock_20220629_SpringBrook_CarversRoehlCountyPark_791300_10039626_Adler_A

RCF_Rock_20220629_SpringBrook_CarversRoehlCountyPark_791300_10039626_Adler_B

Evaluation of WalCoMet TP Data for the 2022 Cycle

2019 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Darien Creek at North Rd

2019 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Little Turtle Creek at Lake Shore Rd

2019 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Spring Brook at Leeson Park Pavilion

May 2019 Photo WAV Nutrient Monitoring

Spring Brook Leeson Park Beloit downstream July 8, 2019

Spring Brook at Leeson Park July 8, 2019 upstream

Spring Brook at Lesson Park Beloit July 8 grab site

2020 Comprehensive WQ Assessments

Main site monthly testing Spring Brook Leeson Park City of Beloit

Spring Brook Leeson Park Beloit May 2019

Spring Brook Leeson Park Beloit upstream of main monthly site

Comus Lake, Walworth County - Aquatic Plant Sampling Map (40 mpts)

Comus Lake, Walworth County - Garmin Text File

2017 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Little Turtle Creek DS Temperance Trail

2017 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Spring Brook - Spring Brook Creek At Carvers Rock Bend

2017 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Spring Brook at Leeson Park Pavilion

2018 List of Healthy (Category 2) Waters

Final Draft 2018 Impaired Waters List

Congdon Pond WGNC Proposal 2017

Final Assessment Data from TSI Package and Assessment Units 2018

May 2017 Photo WAV Total Phosphorus Monitoring

October 2017 Photo WAV Total Phosphorus Monitoring

Turtle Creek, Turtle Creek - Cth S /E. Cty Rd, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Unname Creek At Buss Rd, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Unnamed Creek At Cty J, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Unnamed Trib To Turtle Creek At Creek Road, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Unnamed Creek At Minkey Road, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Unnamed Trib to Turtle Creek at S Milton Shopiere Rd, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

West Branch Ladd Creek, W Branch of Ladd Creek at CTH B, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Darien Creek, Darien Creek - Darien Rd , Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Unnamed-Cth P Bridge Upstream 183 M To End, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Little Turtle Creek, Little Turtle Creek - Upstream Hwy 67, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Little Turtle Creek, Little Turtle Creek at Lake Shore Rd, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Unnamed Trib To Turtle Creek At County Line Road, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Ladd Creek, Ladd Creek at Salt Box Rd, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Unnamed, Unnamed Trib at Salt Box Rd, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Spring Brook, Spring Brook Creek at Carvers Rock Bend, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Turtle Creek, Turtle Creek - Turtle Creek At Heftstrom/O'Riley Rd, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Darien Creek, Darien Creek at North Rd, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Turtle Creek, Turtle Creek - 10 M Upstream Of Cth J (Smith Rd), Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Turtle Creek, Turtle Creek - Turtle Creek At Cth M West Of Comus Lake, Wadeable Macroinvertebrate Field Form

Little Turtle @ Lakeshore Drive: Qualitative Habitat 24Aug2017

Little Turtle @ Lakeshore: Fish Survey 24Aug2017

Unnamed Trib to L Turtle @ CtyLineRd: Fish Survey 06Sept2017

Unnamed Trib to L Turtle @ CtyLineRd: Qualitative Habitat Eval 06Sept2017

W Br Ladd Creek @ CTH B: Fish Survey 06Sept2017

W Br Ladd Creek @ CTH B: Qualitative Habitat Eval 06Sept2017

Darien Creek @ North: Fish Survey 06Jul2017

Darien Creek @ North: Qualitative Habitat Eval 06Jul2017

Darien Creek @ SD Road: Fish Survey 06Jul2017

Darien Creek @ SD Road: Qualitative Habitat Eval 06Jul2017

Ladd Creek @ Salt Box Rd: Fish Survey 08Aug2017

Ladd Creek @ Salt Box Rd: Qualitative Habitat Eval 08Aug2017

Little Turtle @ 67: Qualitative Habitat Eval 08Aug2017

Little Turtle @ Hwy 67: Fish Survey 08Aug2017

Spring Brook E of Carvers Rock Rd: Qualitative Habitat Eval 14Jun2017

Spring Brook East of Carvers Rock Rd: Fish Survey 14Jun2017

Trib to Ladd Creek@Salt Box: Fish Survey 06Jul2017

Trib to Ladd Creek@Salt Box: Qualitative Habitat Eval 06Jul2017

Turtle @ O'Riley: Fish Survey 08Aug2017

Turtle @ O'Riley: Qualitative Habitat Eval 08Aug2017

Turtle Creek @CTHM W of Comus: Fish Survey 02Aug2017

Unnamed @ Buss Rd: Fish Survey 07Jul2017

Unnamed @ Buss Rd: Qualitative Habitat Eval 07Jul2017

Unnamed @ CTH J: Fish Survey 15Jun2017

Unnamed @ CTH J: Qualitative Habitat Eval 15Jun2017

Unnamed @ Milton Shopiere: Fish Survey 15Jun2017

Unnamed @ Milton Shopiere: Qualitative Habitat Eval 15Jun2017

Unnamed @ Minkey Rd: Fish Survey 07Jul2017

Unnamed @ Minkey Rd: Qualitative Habitat Eval 07Jul2017

Unnamed Trib to Turtle Cr@Cty Hwy O: Fish Survey 01Jun2017

Unnamed Trib to Turtle Cr@Cty Hwy O: Qualitative Habitat Eval 01Jun2017

Unnamed Trib to Turtle Creek@C&P Bridge: Fish Survey 02Aug2017

Citizen Lake Monitoring Network - Secchi & Chem [Delavan Lake, Walworth Co, 793600, datasheet from 2017]

Citizen Lake Monitoring Network - Secchi [Delavan Lake, Walworth Co, 793600, datasheet from 2017]

Citizen Lake Monitoring Network - Secchi & Chem [Lake Delavan, Walworth Co, 793600, datasheet July 18 2017]

Turtle Cr Heidt June 23 2007 003 by Anne Miler LR01 WAV Program Photo

Turtle Cr Heidt June 23 2007 005 by Anne Miller LR01 WAV Program Photo 2

August 2016 Photo WAV Total Phosphorus Monitoring

July 2016 Photo WAV Total Phosphorus Monitoring

May 2016 Photo WAV Total Phosphorus Monitoring

October 2016 Photo WAV Total Phosphorus Monitoring

September 2016 Photo WAV Total Phosphorus Monitoring

Comprehensive 2018 Lake/Impoundment Water Quality Assessments

Comprehensive 2018 River/Stream Water Quality Assessments

2016 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Little Turtle Creek at Lake Shore Road

2016 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Spring Brook - Spring Brook Creek At Carvers Rock Bend

2016 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Turtle Creek at Heidt's Backyard

CMS_SmithRd_TurtleCreek_09.16.2017

ChineseMysterySnail_1_SouthSmithRd_Rock_20170916_TurtleCreek_790300

ChineseMysterySnail_1_near_SweetAllynPark_20170916_TurtleCreek_790300

Purpleloosestrife_1_20170622_Rock_Spring Brook at Gateway Blvd_10048896_Perdzock

Phargmites 20150916 at HWY C and Trib to Turtle Creek_ 10040045__Walworth Co_Sorge

Field Data Sheet_20160706_Turtle_North_Rice_Walworth County

CMS_20160810_761300_Denoon

2015 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Little Turtle Creek at Lakeshore Road

2015 Total Phosphorus Monitoring Report - Turtle Creek at Colley Road In Beloit

Delavan Lake Data [Charlie Handel; Delavan Lake; 793600; datasheet 2015]

Comprehensive 2016 Lake Reservoir Assessments

Comprehensive 2016 Rivers Stream Assessments

Yellow Floatingheart Sign [Lake Delavan; 793600]

Yellow Floatingheart Plant Lake Surface photo [Lake Delavan; 793600]

Yellow Floatingheart Plant photo [Lake Delavan; 793600]

Brown Property Photos and Location Maps

Delavan Lake and Brown's Channel Watershed Improvement Project

Odling Property Photos and Location Maps

Plant Identification Results 2014

Wisconsin Citizen Lake Monitoring Network - Secchi & Chem [Alba, Baas, Szramiak; Turtle Lake; 653214; Datasheet 2014]

Wisconsin Citizen Lake Monitoring Network - Secchi [Alba and Baas; Turtle Lake; 653214;Datasheet 2014]

Sample Sites for National Lakes Survey

Boat Landing Sign Survey_Delavan Lake_10017679_May 2014

Boat Landing Sign Survey_Delevan Lake_10047317_May 2014

2014 Milfoil Results Delevan Lake

Comprehensive 2014 TP IBI Rivers Assessment

Comprehensive 2014 TP Lakes Assessment

Turtle Creek 790300 TP and IBI Assessment 2012 and 2014

An Evaluation of Brown's Channel Tributary and its Watershed

SCR_12_CMP12 - Rock County CBSM NUTRIENT MONITOR Final Project Summary

SCR_12_CMP12 - Rock County CBSM NUTRIENT MONITORING CBSM REPORT

Secretary Cathy Stepp at Delavan Lake

Delavan Lake, Walworth County - Aquatic Plant Sampling Map (1)(68 mpts)

Delavan Lake, Walworth County - Aquatic Plant Sampling Map (2)(68 mpts)

Delavan Lake, Walworth County - Aquatic Plant Sampling Map (3)(68 mpts)

Delavan Lake, Walworth County - Aquatic Plant Sampling Map (4)(68 mpts)

Delavan Lake, Walworth County - Aquatic Plant Sampling Map (68 mpts)

Delavan Lake, Walworth County - Garmin Text File

Rock River Basin TP TSS TMDL

Turtle (Walworth) Curly-leaf pondweed 2011

Turtle (Walworth) Eurasian water-milfoil 2011

Sacred Lotus- Geneva Landings - Delavan Lake Outlet 2010 2011

Turtle Creek WT 2011 Dams & Outfalls

Turtle Creek WT 2011 Land Use

Turtle Creek WT 2011 Map

Turtle Creek WT 2011 OERW & Impaired Waters

Turtle Creek WT 2011 Potentially Restorable Wetlands

Turtle Creek WT 2011 Trout Streams

Turtle Creek WT 2011 Wetlands

Turtle Creek Watershed Plan 2011 (LR01)

USEPA Decision Document for the Approval of the Rock River Basin TMDL

AN AQUATIC PLANT MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR DELAVAN LAKE WALWORTH COUNTY, WISCONSIN

Emails for positive ID of Nelumbo nucifera at Geneva Landings

Turtle (Walworth) Curly-leaf pondweed 2010

Turtle (Walworth) Eurasian water-milfoil 2010

Turtle Lake, Walworth County - Aquatic Plant Sampling Map (37 mpts)

Turtle Lake, Walworth County - Garmin Text File

DELAVAN LAKE - SENSITIVE AREA DESIGNATION - REPORT

DELAVAN LAKE - SENSITIVE AREA DESIGNATION - LETTER

DELAVAN LAKE, WALWORTH COUNTY, LAKE LAWN LODGE WWTP USE DESIGNATION

A Lake Management Plan for Delavan Lake, Walworth County, Wisconsin

LITTLE TURTLE CREEK, WALWORTH COUNTY, SHARON POTW USE DESIGNATION

JACKSON CREEK, WALWORTH COUNTY, ELKHORN POTW USE DESIGNATION

DARIEN CREEK, UNNAMED CREEK, WALWORTH COUNTY, AGRILINK FOODS INC. USE DESIGNATION

DELAVAN LAKE WATERSHED NONPOINT POLLUTION SOURCE ASSESSMENT

TURTLE CREEK, WALWORTH COUNTY, WALCOMET POTW USE DESIGNATION

LITTLE TURTLE CREEK OERW EVALUATION

SPRING BROOK OERW EVALUATION

TURTLE CREEK OERW EVALUATION - 1989

UNNAMED CREEK OERW EVLUATION

TURTLE CREEK OERW EVALUATION - 1988

Lake Bathymetry Map for Delavan Lake

2007 Stream Monitoring Report For Turtle Creek - At Carvers Rock Rd, Near Clinton, Wi

Lake Bathymetry Map for Comus Lake

Lake Bathymetry Map for Turtle Lake

2023_07_15_ProjectRED_RockCo_TurtleCreek

Turtle, Rock, and Gibbs Lake 2010 Hybrid Milfoil Results

Attendance_ProjectRED_RockCo_20230715

Comus Lake Fieldsheets

Delavan Lake Fieldsheet

Spring Brook Leeson Pk Beloit Aug9_2019

Spring Brook Leeson Pk Beloit October 4, 2019

Spring Brook Leeson Pk Beloit September 5 2019

Spring Brook Leeson Pk site Beloit Aug 9, 2019

DELAVAN LAKE - SENSITIVE AREA DESIGNATION - MAP

DELAVAN LAKE - SENSITIVE AREA DESIGNATION - MAP 1

DELAVAN LAKE - SENSITIVE AREA DESIGNATION - MAP 2

DELAVAN LAKE - SENSITIVE AREA DESIGNATION - MAP 3

DELAVAN LAKE - SENSITIVE AREA DESIGNATION - MAP 4

virile crayfish, spring brook beloit

Watershed Grants

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Early Detection and Response

Date

7/15/2009

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Floating Yellow Heart- Geneva Landings: This project is to stop the floating yellow heart that is currently in the two stormwater detention ponds located at Geneva Landings from spreading into Geneva Lake. The project will included dewatering the ponds to dry detention cell and running the water through Geofabric bags. Both ponds will be dredged to hardpan. Two adjacent holes will be dug to bury the dredged spoils. The two ponds will be lined with a 5 year warranty on the geomembrane. The two ponds will then be refilled with water to return the detention ponds to their original state.
A final report will include a brief report that documents the steps required for this project, along with before, during and after photos of the project site.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Early Detection and Response

Date

8/1/2009

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Phase Ii Floating Yellow Heart- Geneva Landings: Phase II will complete AIRR-068-10 This project is to stop the floating yellow heart that is currently in the two stormwater detention ponds located at Geneva Landings from spreading into Geneva Lake. The project will included dewatering the ponds to dry detention cell and running the water through Geofabric bags. Both ponds will be dredged to hardpan. Two adjacent holes will be dug to bury the dredged spoils. The two ponds will be lined with a 5 year warranty on the geomembrane. The two ponds will then be refilled with water to return the detention ponds to their original state.
A final report will include a brief report that documents the steps required for this project, along with before, during and after photos of the project site.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Early Detection and Response

Date

9/28/2011

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Delavan Lake Sd: Delavan Lake Water Pennywort Control: Water pennywort (Hydrocotyle ranunculoides), a non native aquatic plant species, was discovered in the Delavan Lake inlet in the fall of 2010. The plant was hand pulled a number of times and the population was not appearing to spread. The plant spread to multiple locations in the inlet, outlet and the channel between in September 2011, and is now considered invasive. The Delavan Lake Sanitary District (DLSD) will hire a contractor to treat the water pennywort with liquid 2,4 D and a surfactant in the fall of 2011 as well as multiple times in 2012. DLSD staff will continue to monitor the progress of the plant in Delavan Lake.

Project deliverables include 1) before and after photographs documenting the effects of the chemical treatment on the water pennywort; 2) text to explain the photographs and 3) a field log to be completed by DLSD staff documenting the monitoring (of the extent of the infestation) and evaluation of the effectiveness of treatment. Weather conditions the day of chemical treatment and each of the subsequent 14 days should be documented in the log.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2011

Waters Involved

Comus Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Delavan Lake Cbcw: The Town of Delavan will continue their Clean Boats, Clean Waters program in 2011. The grant covers 3 years of watercraft inspections to take place from May through October of each year. The Town will hire watercraft inspectors to staff the town launch (506 hours a year maximum). The inspectors will staff the launch during busy times, primarily on the weekends. The inspectors will work approximately 20 to 25 hours per week. The project deliverables include 1) entry of all watercraft inspection data into the statewide database (SWIMS) and 2) a short annual report summarizing each season\2019s inspection program (how many boats inspected, any difficulties encountered, how many hours worked and a log of the dates/times worked).
Two paper copies and one electronic copy of the final plan will be provided to the department. Exact details for all deliverables are described in the project description of grant application.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Clean Boats/Clean Waters Program-Delavan: The Town of Delavan will hire a part time Coordinator to run a Clean Boats, Clean Waters volunteer program at the Town of Delavan public boat launch. Volunteers will staff the boat launch and talk to boaters about exotic species and cleaning boats. The project deliverable will be: 1) entering boater/volunteer contact data into the statewide database and 2) a short report written by the coordinator detailing how the program started and operated as well as summary statistics of numbers of boaters, bait shops and private launches contacted during the grant program.

Grantee to provide final report to DNR Lake Coordinator.

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2011

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2011

Waters Involved

Jackson Creek

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2011

Waters Involved

Turtle Creek

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Aquatic Invasives Education

Date

4/1/2011

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Clean Boats, Clean Waters

Date

2/15/2016

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Town Of Delavan 2016 Clean Boats Clean Waters: The Town of Delavan is sponsoring a Clean Boats Clean Waters project in 2016 at one public boat landing on Lower and Delavan Lake.

Grant Details

Clean Boats, Clean Waters

Date

2/15/2017

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Town Of Delavan 2017 Cbcw: Town Of Delavan is sponsoring a Clean Boats Clean Waters project in 2017 at 1 single public boat landings and 0 public boat landing pairs on DELAVAN LAKE.

Grant Details

Clean Boats, Clean Waters

Date

2/15/2019

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Delavan 2019 Cbcw: Delavan is sponsoring a Clean Boats Clean Waters project in 2019 at 1 single public boat landings and 0 public boat landing pairs on DELAVAN LAKE (COMMUNITY PARK).

Grant Details

Clean Boats, Clean Waters

Date

2/15/2020

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Town Of Delavan 2020 Cbcw: Delavan is sponsoring a Clean Boats Clean Waters project in 2020 at 1 single public boat landings and 0 public boat landing pairs on DELAVAN LAKE (COMMUNITY PARK, N/A).

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Army Lake

Status

Complete

Walworth Cnty Land Use & Res Mgt: Res-Walworth County Shoreland Protection Initiative: Walworth County will implement the Shoreland Protection Initiative project that includes:
1. A baseline lakeshore inventory; 2. ten lakshore demonstration sites; 3. the preparation of lake lawn and yard nutrient management plans; 4. fact sheets on lakeshore stabilization, shoreland buffers, shoreland regulations and lawn care; 5. an annual lakeshore inventory and distribution of shoreland regulation materials; 6. formation of a Walworth Co. Lakes Association and meetings with and newsletter pertaining to Walworth Co. lakes; 7. Workshops, information packets and news articles pertaining to the Fox river Basin Partnership Team Lakes Initiative; and 8. the formation of the Walworth County Land Conservancy.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Army Lake

Status

Complete

Walworth Cnty Land Use & Res Mgt: Res-Shoreline Habitat Restoration-Walworth Co.: Walworth County will continue the Walworth County Lakes Specialist position for one year. The Lakes Specialist will provide educational information to lake residents regarding shoreline stabilization and shoreline restoration. The Lakes Specialist will also design shoreline restoration projects for interested landowners, provide technical assistance to contractors and hold workshops on shoreland restoration. The project deliverable will be a report containing the following: 1) copies of the shoreland restoration designs; 2) copies of the fliers for each restoration workshop and 3) details regarding the accomplishments of the Lakes Specialist over the year of the grant. Two paper copies and one electronic copy of the report will be provided to the Department of Natural Resources

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Benedict Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Benedict Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Booth Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Booth Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Cedar Grove Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Cedar Grove Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Ceylon Lagoon

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Ceylon Lagoon

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Como Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Como Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Comus Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Comus Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Congdon Park Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Congdon Park Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Cravath Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Cravath Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/11/1994

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Res-Mound Road Wetland Restoration-Delavan: The Town of Delavan proposes to restore the Mound Road wetland astride the Jackson Creek inflow to Delavan Lake. Project activities include supplemental seeding and planting, control of noxious weeds and undesirable vegetation, and the initiation of long term maintenance and development of public access

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

10/1/2013

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Delavan Lake Sd: Lmi-Permeable Paver Roadway - Delavan Lake Association, Inc.: The Delavan Lake Sanitary District will partner with the Assembly Park subdivision to facilitate the installation of 243,000 square feet of permeable pavers for a 25.4 acre subdivision. Approximately 5 acres of local paved roads will be removed and replaced with permeable pavers. Assembly Park will enter into a 10 year maintenance agreement with the Delavan Lake Sanitary District to retain the pavers. The project deliverables include a narrative detailing the installation of the pavers and a photo essay documenting each step of the construction project.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2015

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Delavan Lake Sd: Acq-Brown'S Channel Watershed Land Acquisition #1: The Delavan Lake Sanitary District (DLSD) will use this grant to pay for part of the purchase of 18 lots along Browns Channel, part of Delavan Lake, located in the Town of Delavan. The project includes the Brown parcel (1.38 acres) and the Odling Parcel (0.30 acre), zoned Lowland Conservation District (C4). The parcel borders other DLSD lands under protection.

The DLSD will manage two invasive species, buckthorn and bush honeysuckle and other woody vegetation through yearly removal or cutting, with the goal of removing 80% within three years of property purchase. Native species will be planted in areas that non- native species are removed. Bank stabilization and stream channel habitat improvement projects will also take place.

All maintenance and improvement activities will be the responsibility of the DLSD in accordance with the Land Management Plan, dated January 22nd, 2015.

The project deliverable is the completed land purchase of 1.68 acres of land (the Brown and Odling parcels) in South Shore Manor 1st Addition.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2017

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Delavan Lake Sd: Hlk - Delavan Lake Healthy Lakes 2017: Partnering with property owners, Delavan Lake Sanitary District is sponsoring a grant to implement water quality and habitat best practices from Wisconsin\2019s Healthy Lakes Implementation Plan. Best practices, including fish sticks, 350 sq. ft. native plantings, diversions, rock infiltration, and/or rain gardens, will be designed and installed according to the Healthy Lakes fact sheets, technical guidance and grant application.

All funded best practices require contracts that must remain in place for 10 years and include the minimum operation and maintenance requirements described in grant condition #16 at the end of this agreement. If the landowner is the grant sponsor this Lake Protection Grant Agreement serves as the contract. If the best practice(s) will be implemented on land other than the sponsor\2019s, a Conservation Contract between the sponsor and landowner describing the 10-year contract period, minimum operation and maintenance details, and data to be collected is required.

The Department may perform site inspections and/or monitoring to ensure project success.

Deliverables include: Signed 10-year landowner Conservation Contract(s) with operation and maintenance requirements; data collected; pre and post project installation photographs; and summary of education activities and publicity/promotion of Healthy Lakes initiative, if applicable.

Special conditions: Project management and technical assistance costs cannot exceed 10% of the state share of the grant award; this does not include implementation labor. Water regulation and/or county zoning permits must be issued before construction, and all regulatory requirements apply. The Healthy Lakes logo should be used for promotion and publicity and DNR recognized as a funding source.

This scope summarizes the scope in the grant application and attachments and does not supersede those application tasks/deliverables.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2017

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Lmi - Delavan Town Park Bmp Project: The Town of Delavan is sponsoring a project to install Best Management Practices along an unnamed tributary to Delavan Lake that terminates in the Town Park.

Project final deliverables include: a copy of the final plans and specifications and a photo essay showing before and after pictures of each BMP element.
Specific project activities include: 1) development of design and final plans for the project; 2) installation of approximately 10 BMP elements along the unnamed tributary to Delavan Lake.

Special Conditions: 1) All data shall be entered into the SWIMS database; 2) Volunteer lists, equipment use lists and signatures shall be maintained for reporting in kind volunteer labor and equipment.

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

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

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2019

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Delavan Lake Sd: Hlk - Delavan Lake Healthy Lakes 2019: Partnering with property owners, Delavan Lake Sanitary District is sponsoring a grant to implement water quality and habitat best practices from Wisconsin\2019s Healthy Lakes & Rivers Action Plan. Best practices, including fish sticks, 350 sq. ft. native plantings, diversions, rock infiltration, and/or rain gardens, will be designed and installed according to program fact sheets, technical guidance and the grant application.

All funded best practices require contracts that must remain in place for 10 years and include the minimum operation and maintenance requirements described in grant condition #16 at the end of this agreement. If the landowner is the grant sponsor this Lake Protection Grant Agreement serves as the contract. If the best practice(s) will be implemented on land other than the sponsor\2019s, a contract between the sponsor and landowner describing the 10-year contract period, minimum operation and maintenance details, and data to be collected is required.

The Department may perform site inspections and/or monitoring to ensure project success.

Deliverables include: a project summary including data requirements, pre/post photographs, and confirmation of completed design work and landowner contracts. A Healthy Lakes Example Report is available to assist you.

Special conditions: Project management and technical assistance costs cannot exceed 10% of the state share of the grant award; this does not include implementation labor. Water regulation and/or county zoning permits must be issued before construction, and all regulatory requirements apply. The Healthy Lakes logo should be used for promotion and publicity and DNR recognized as a funding source.

This scope summarizes the scope in the grant application and attachments and does not supersede those application tasks/deliverables.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2019

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Lmi - Delavan Lake Park Bmp Project Ii: The Town of Delavan is sponsoring a project to install Best Management Practices for Stormwater in the Town of Delavan Community Park.

Project final deliverables include: a photo essay showing before and after pictures of each element of the project; copies of all bid ready plans and a daily construction log. All deliverables shall be in electronic form.

Specific project activities include: 1) installation of a rock energy dissipation area at the Town Park road culvert; 2) installation of a cobble-based infiltration channel; 3) installation of a vegetated infiltration swale; 4) restoration of a wetland buffer along the Delavan Lake shoreline and 5) development of bid ready plans to install the best management practices.

Special Conditions: 1) The report, construction log and the bid ready plans shall be entered into the SWIMS database.

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

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

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

3/15/2023

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Hlr - Community Park Rain Garden: Partnering with property owners, the Town of Delavan is sponsoring a grant to implement best practices from Wisconsin\2019s 2019 Healthy Lakes & Rivers Action Plan. Best practices, including fish sticks, 350 sq. ft. native plantings, diversions, rock infiltration, and/or rain gardens, will be designed and installed according to program fact sheets, technical guidance and the grant application.

All funded best practices require contracts that must remain in place for 10 years and include the minimum operation and maintenance requirements described in the special conditions at the end of this agreement. If the landowner is the grant sponsor this Lake Protection Grant Agreement serves as the contract. If the best practice(s) will be implemented on land other than the sponsor\2019s, a contract between the sponsor and landowner describing the 10-year contract period, minimum operation and maintenance details, and data to be collected is required. The Department may perform site inspections and/or monitoring to ensure project success.

Deliverables include: a project summary including data requirements, pre/post photographs, and confirmation of completed design work and landowner contracts. A Healthy Lakes & Rivers Example Report is available to assist you.

Special conditions: Project management and technical assistance cash costs cannot exceed 10% of the state share of the grant award; this does not include implementation labor. Water regulation and/or county zoning permits must be issued before construction. Projects required for regulatory compliance purposes, including shoreland mitigation projects, are not eligible for reimbursement. The Healthy Lakes & Rivers logo should be used for promotion and publicity and DNR recognized as a funding source.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Eagle Spring Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Eagle Spring Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

East Troy Pond (Trent)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

East Troy Pond (Trent)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Elkhorn Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Elkhorn Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/1/1997

Waters Involved

Geneva Lake

Status

Complete

Geneva Lake Environmental Agency: Lmi-Fd-Lake Geneva Diagnostic Feasibility Study: The Geneva Lake Environmental Agency proposes to conduct a diagnostic feasibility study for Lake Geneva in Walworth County. Project activities include 1) 3 year water quality monitoring program, 2) lake sediment core collection and analysis, 3) evaluation of the hydrological regime of and pollutant loading potential of selected streams draining into the lake, 4) quantification and assessment of the quality and status of biological communities in the lake, 5) public information and issues surveys, and 6) preparation and refinement of comprehensive watershed and lake management plans for the lake. This grant covers the first year of project costs.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/1998

Waters Involved

Geneva Lake

Status

Complete

City Of Lake Geneva: Lmi-Stormwater Management Study Implementation-Geneva: The City of Lake Geneva will implement a stormwater management plan. As part of this stormwater management plan implementation, the city will construct 2 strormwater detention ponds with LPT program funding.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Geneva Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Geneva Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Goose Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Goose Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Green Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Green Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Hilburn Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Hilburn Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

3/22/1996

Waters Involved

Honey Lake (Vienna)

Status

Complete

Walworth County: Acq-Honey Lake Land Acquisition - Lin Property: Walworth County will acquire approximately 123 acres of land to preserve and enhance the water quality of the downstream lake, Honey Lake. The goals of the property's management plan are to permanently preserve and protect the diversity and uniqueness of the existing land covering the Sugar Creek floodlands and shorelines, various wetland plan communities, uplands, and open field grasslands and to provide passive recreational opportunities such as hiking, natura study, and cross country skiing.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Honey Lake (Vienna)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Honey Lake (Vienna)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

La Grange Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

La Grange Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lake Beulah

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Lake Beulah

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lake Ivanhoe

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Lake Ivanhoe

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lake Lorraine

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Lake Lorraine

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lake Wandawega

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Lake Wandawega

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lulu Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Lulu Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Lyons Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Lyons Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Middle Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2003

Waters Involved

Middle Lake

Status

Complete

Lauderdale Lakes Conservancy, Inc: Acq-Middle Marsh Acquisition: This grant is to aquire the Comar Property of 4.54 acres of upland and marsh property. With this acquistion there will be an easement aquired of 50 foot wide for access to the property purchased.

The closing statement and recording of grant agreement will have to be finalized before issuing payment of grant amount.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Middle Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/1998

Waters Involved

Mill Lake

Status

Complete

Lauderdale Lakes Management District: Res-Lauderdale Lakes Watershed Protection Project: The Lauderdale Lakes Management District will implement a comprehensive wetland restoration project throughout the watershed.

12/01/99 Scope Change. Wants to acquire land to create a recommended stormwater pond. Money that had been slated to install some BMP's will be shifted to the land acquisition and stormwater pond construction. The BMP's will be installed under the nonpoint program.

03/22/04 Scope Change. Wants to remove Wetland restoration from the project and add Shoreland Stabilization as one of the activities.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Mill Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2004

Waters Involved

Mill Lake

Status

Complete

Lauderdale Lakes Management District: Lauderdale Lakes Wetland Restoration-Mill: The Lauderdale Lakes Management District will continue wetland/shoreland restoration activities on a property they own. 100 feet of shoreline will be stabilized with a combination of deltalock and biolog and planted with native aquatic plants. The approximately 7 acre wetland property will be restored where necessary. Approximately half of the wetland property needs enhancement. Invasive species will be removed. The site will be prepared and planted with native wetland plants. The project deliverable will be a short report detailing the restoration methods used. The report should contain a few before/after pictures. Department staff will tour the completed restoration site before closing the grant and issuing the final grant payment.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Mill Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Millpond Park Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Millpond Park Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Moelter Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Moelter Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2012

Waters Involved

Mud Lake

Status

Complete

Rock-Koshkonong Lake District: Res-Lake Koshkonong/Mud Lake Wetland Restoration: The Rock Koshkonong Lake District will use dredge spoils from a nearby location on the lake to re-create an eroded barrier of land that protects the Mud Lake wetland from the main lake\2019s wave action, arm the barrier with riprap, and re-create a wetland behind the barrier. This restored wetland is the subject of the grant, as well as the Mud Lake wetland complex which is being protected. Another facet of protecting the Mud Lake wetland from carp congregating there, the District will also build a navigation-friendly carp barrier between the lake and the wetland. In the spring, without such a barrier, carp migrate in great numbers into Mud Lake, creating disturbance to aquatic plants and displacing other fish spawning.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

North Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

North Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Pell Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Pell Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Peterkin Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Peterkin Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Peters Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Peters Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Pickerel Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2001

Waters Involved

Pickerel Lake

Status

Complete

The Nature Conservancy: Acq-Pickerel Lake Fen-Campbell: Purchase of approximately 39 acres of the Campbell property with 1500 feet of lake frontage. This will help to facilitate land management, maintain high water quality, and provide a link to high quality natural areas.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Pickerel Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Pleasant Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Pleasant Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

8/25/1993

Waters Involved

Potter Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of East Troy: Acq-Potter'S Lake Wetland Acquisition-Torp Property: The Town of East Troy will acquire approximately 24 acres west of Potter's Lake for lake protection and outdoor recreation purposes. Eligible costs include the acquisition of the parcel, appraisal fee and survey costs.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Potter Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Potter Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2000

Waters Involved

Powers Lake

Status

Complete

Powers Lake Protection And Rehab. District: Acq-Wetland Acquisition-Powers Lake: This wetland acquisition project includes the following: 1)Acquire through fee simple purchase wetlands reparian to the unnamed stream discharging into Powers Lake; 2)Promote the essential sturcture and function of these wetland areas to ensure positive water quality benefit to the downstream Powers Lake; 3)Facilitate the maintenance of wetland and wildlife habitat within the designated primary environmental corridor tributary to Powers Lake; 4)Encourage public knowledge and understanding of wetland ecosystems through programming in consultation with relevant institutions and agencies.

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Powers Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Powers Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Rice Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Rice Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Silver Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Silver Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Swan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Swan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Swift Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Swift Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Tombeau Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Tombeau Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Tripp Lake (Trapp)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Tripp Lake (Trapp)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Trout Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Trout Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Turtle Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Turtle Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2017

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

4/15/2017

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

1/1/2001

Waters Involved

Whitewater Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Lake Protection Grant

Date

9/1/2005

Waters Involved

Whitewater Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Army Lake

Status

Complete

Walworth Cnty Land Use & Res Mgt: Lake Community Planning Inventory-Walworth Co.: The Walworth County Land Use and Resource Management Department will develop a survey to send out to 99 units of government and lake associations in Walworth County that are directly involved with the 36 lakes in Walworth County. The survey will inquire about institutional tools, laws, ordinances, studies and educational programs that currently exist or are needed. The project deliverables include a copy of the survey and the final report containing the analysis of the completed surveys.

Grantee provide final report to DNR Lake Coordinator. DNR to receive both paper and electronic .pdf copies of the final report along with, or prior to submission of grantee's final payment request.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Army Lake

Status

Complete

Walworth Cnty Land Use & Res Mgt: Lakehore Landowners Survey Grant-Walworth Co.: The Walworth County Land Use and Resource Management Department will develop a survey to send out to approximately 6000 lakeshore landowners. The survey will inquire about landowner knowledge, views, perceptions and interest in water quality problems and water quality protection measures. The project deliverables include a copy of the survey and the final report containing the analysis of the completed surveys.

Grantee provide final report to DNR Lake Coordinator. DNR to receive both paper and electronic .pdf copies of the final report along with, or prior to submission of grantee's final payment request.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Benedict Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Benedict Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Booth Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Booth Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Cedar Grove Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Cedar Grove Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Ceylon Lagoon

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Ceylon Lagoon

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Como Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Como Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Comus Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Comus Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

2/15/2019

Waters Involved

Comus Lake

Status

Complete

Lake Comus Protection And Rehabilitation Dis: Lake Comus Comprehsive Lake Management Plan: The Lake Comus Protection and Rehabilitation District is sponsoring a project to develop a comprehensive lake management plan for Lake Comus.

Project final deliverables include: all data collected, agendas and minutes for public meetings, and a lake management plan that includes methodologies, results, and management alternatives discussion with an implementation plan.

Specific project activities include: 1) delineation of the watershed boundary using LiDAR; compiling existing data on the water budget and hydrology; 3) stakeholder survey; 4) water quality and nutrient sampling at the deep hole; 5) water quality sampling below the dam, at springs and nearshore areas; 6) upstream tributary sampling at two sites for flow rate, water quality and nutrients; 7) shoreline condition survey; 8) lake modeling to determine sediment and phosphorus entering the lake annually; 9) analysis of sediment to determine the feasibility of an extended drawdown; 10) full lake P/I survey; 11) compilation of existing fisheries and wildlife data; 12) a report containing the results of all sampling, surveying, and modeling as well as analysis of the data.

Special Conditions: 1) All data shall be entered into the SWIMS database. 2) Draft sociological/user surveys and shoreline assessments must be reviewed and approved by the Department before being initiated.

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

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

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Congdon Park Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Congdon Park Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Cravath Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Cravath Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

1/1/1990

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Delavan Lake Phosphorus Release Study: The town of Delavan proposes to seek information relating to existing conditions with respect to phosphorous release into inlet waters and identify the factors that are most likely to affect such releases. In addition, the field work will provide datafrom the natural system that may be used for verification of laboratory findings. Project activities include: 1) construct a base site and monitor water quality biweekly for 24 weeks 2) purchase and temporarily install 4 limno corrals 3) collectdissolved oxygen, pH and temperature data from each limno corral and the base site 4) collect and analyze water quality samples within each limno corral 5) report will be provided to the Department, Town of Delavan and the Delacan Lakes SanitaryDistrict within two months of the completed work. Information will be disseminated to the public by local newspaper articles and public meetings. Project results will be reposited at Delavan Public Library, WDNR, Walworth County and City of Delavan.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

3/31/1995

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Delavan Lake Land Use Inventory And Analysis: Review the urban land inventory and control plan compiled for the Delavan Lake portion of the Turtle Creek Priority Watershed. Assess the degree to which urban control practices have been implemented. Identify practices requiring repair. Identifychanges in land use since Turtle Creek plan was completed. Evaluate additional practices that may be implemented. Refine the recommended plan to control urban nonpoint source pollution. Continue the on-going public information program. The granteewill disseminate information to the public by public meetings, local newspaper articles and have copies of the report available from the Town offices. Project results will be reposited at Town of Delavan, Walworth County, DNR, SEWRPC, Delavan PublicLibrary.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

3/31/1995

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Delavan Lake Nutrient Loading Study & Rehabilitation Plan: Quantification of the sources of the enhanced nutrient loading. Determination of the management actions necessary to reduce or eliminate loading. Refinement of the recommended lake rehabilitation plan. Continuation of the on-going public informationprogram. The grantee will disseminate information to the public by newsletter, fact sheet distribution, public meetings, local newspaper articles and a comprehensive management plan. Project results will be reposited at Walworth County and Town ofDelavan.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

3/31/1995

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Delavan Lake Rural Nonpoint Source Pollution Study: Review the rural land inventory and control plan compiled for the Delavan Lake portion of the Turtle Creek Priority Watershed. Assess the degree to which rural nonpoint source control practices have been implemented. Identify practices requiring repairand the changes in land use that have occurred since the Turtle Creek plan was completed. Evaluate additional practices that may be implemented. Refine the recommendation plan to control nonpoint source pollutants. Information will be disseminated tothe public by public meetings and local newspaper articles. Project results will be reposited at the Town of Delavan, Walworth County, DNR, Delavan Public Library and SEWRPC offices.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

3/31/1995

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Delavan Lake Watershed Nonpoint Pollution Source Assessment: Prepare a description of existing conditions in the Delavan Lake watershed. Quantify the extent of existing and potential future point and nonpoint sources of pollution. Assess the degree and intensity of recreational uses of Delavan Lake. Assess theimpacts of sedimens and plants on the lake ecosystem and lake use. Formulate appropriate management actions, information strategies, ordinances, and other potential responses to identified problems. The grantee will disseminate information to the publicby public meetings, local newspaper articles, and have copies available from the Town offices. Project results will be reposited at the Town of Delavan, Walworth County, DNR, SEWRPC, Delavan Public Library.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

4/3/1995

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Delavan Lake Phosphorus Loading Study: Identify the biological consequences of the internal loading. Investigate the causative factors underlying the reduced biological response. Investigate the role of biomanipulation in the control of the biological response.Refine the recommended management plan. Continue the on-going public information program and other managment actions.Disseminate information to the public by public meetings, and local newspaper articles.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

4/1/1997

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Lake Delavan Nonpoint Pollut Study And Alum Treatmt Analysis: The Town of Delavan proposes to analyze the role of nonpoint source pollution in the external loading of nutrients of Delavan Lake. Project activities include a watershed inventory review and update, water quality impact assessment/modeling, and identification of alternative management actions. The 1992 alum treatment of the lake to control internal nutrient loads will also be analyzed with regard to future applications.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

4/1/2003

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Wetland Restoration Project-Delavan Lake: The Town of Delavan wishes to redesign and retrofit their stormwater pond/wetland restoration complex. The total costs for engineering, construction and monitoring are estimated to be $375,000. The costs for engineering alone will cost an estimated $70,000. This grant will cover a small portion of the costs for design of the retrofit. The project deliverable will be the design specifications (i.e. construction plans) to allow this project to be constructed.

Approval of this plan set for the purposes of fulfilling the grant contract requirements does not include Chapter 30 permit approval. The Town of Delavan must apply for Chapter 30 permits in order to carry out the project.

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

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Eagle Spring Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Eagle Spring Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

East Troy Pond (Trent)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

East Troy Pond (Trent)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Elkhorn Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Elkhorn Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Geneva Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Geneva Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Goose Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Goose Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Green Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Green Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Hilburn Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Hilburn Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Honey Lake (Vienna)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Honey Lake (Vienna)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

La Grange Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

La Grange Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Beulah

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Beulah

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Ivanhoe

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Ivanhoe

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

4/1/1996

Waters Involved

Lake Lorraine

Status

Complete

Town Of Richmond: Lorraine Lake Eurasian Watermilfoil Weevil Study: The Town of Richmond, Walworth County proposes to evaluate the effect of the supplemental enhancement of weevil populations as a selective aquatic plant management technique to control Myriophyllum spicatum. Project activities will result in a field evaluation of experimental weevil stocking, a status report and presentation to the lake group, and a final report including feasibility recommendations. The Department of Natural Resourcese will be provided with a paper copy and an electronic copy of the final report. Information about the project will be disseminiated to the public by fact sheet distribution, public meeting, and summary report mailing.

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Lorraine

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Lorraine

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Wandawega

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lake Wandawega

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lulu Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lulu Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lyons Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Lyons Millpond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Middle Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Middle Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Mill Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Mill Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Millpond Park Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Millpond Park Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Moelter Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Moelter Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

North Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

North Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Pell Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Pell Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Peterkin Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Peterkin Pond

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Peters Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Peters Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Pickerel Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Pickerel Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Pleasant Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Pleasant Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Potter Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Potter Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Powers Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Powers Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Rice Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Rice Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Silver Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Silver Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Swan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Swan Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Swift Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Swift Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Tombeau Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Tombeau Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Tripp Lake (Trapp)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Tripp Lake (Trapp)

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Trout Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Trout Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

2/15/2019

Waters Involved

Turtle Creek

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Turtle Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Turtle Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Whitewater Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Large Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2004

Waters Involved

Whitewater Lake

Status

Complete

Grant Details

Small Scale Lake Planning

Date

4/1/2008

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Delavan Lake Sd: Delavan Lake Apm Plan: The Delavan Lake Sanitary District will hire a contractor to conduct a plant survey and develop an aquatic plant management plan for Delavan Lake. The plant survey will be a transect survey, conducted to match previously completed plant surveys. Four rake samples will be taken at each survey point. A final report will contain the following elements: 1) Results of the points sampled, including sediment type found and maximum rooting depth, 2) Results of a general lake survey to map general plant beds, map localized plant beds, map species distribution and a list of plant species found, 3) Review of existing conditions of the watershed, identify and quantify potential point and nonpoint sources of pollution, and identify nutrient and contaminant input and balances, 4) Results of WILMS and UAL modeling, 5) Results of recreational use survey, 6) An aquatic plant management plan that meets the requirements of NR 109.09, and 7) Minutes from two public meetings regarding aquatic plant issues. Two paper copies and one electronic copy of the final plan will be provided to the department. Exact details for all deliverables are described in the project description of grant application.

Grant Details

Small Scale Lake Planning

Date

10/1/2009

Waters Involved

Turtle Lake

Status

Complete

Turtle Lake Improvement & Protective Assoc: Turtle Lake Do Meter Purchase: The Turtle Lake Improvement & Protection Association will purchase a temperature and dissolved oxygen meter for the Citizen Lake Monitoring program. The data collected using the dissolved oxygen meter will be to increase quantity and quality of temperature/DO profiles collected in Turtle Lake as well as allowing temperature/DO profiles to be collected. The project deliverable will be the data entry of profiles entered into the Department of Natural Resources Citizen Lake Monitoring website to be used by the DNR and the District.

Grant Details

Date

7/1/2002

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Town Of Delavan: Lmi-Delavan Lake Wetland Restoration: Grant funds will be used for the seeding and planting in connection with the Mound Road Sedimentation Pond Project which the Town of Delavan will proceed to undertake.

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

Grant Details

Targeted Runoff - Urban Construction

Date

1/1/2002

Waters Involved

Comus Lake

Status

Complete

City Of Delavan - Dpw: Lake Comus Shoreline Trm: to cost-share @70% installation of the Lake Comus Shoreline Protection TRM project

Grant Details

Urban Nonpoint - Stormwater Construction

Date

1/1/2002

Waters Involved

Unnamed

Status

Complete

City Of Delavan - Dpw: Ann Street Basin: To cost-share @50% design & construction of Ann Street Basin

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

2/15/2017

Waters Involved

Delavan Lake

Status

Complete

Delavan Lake Sd: Brown'S Channel Planning: The Delavan Lake Sanitary District is sponsoring a project to create a concept plan that will show improvements including a nature trail west of Brown\2019s Channel on the 2.1 acre land that the Sanitary District owns which includes 22 properties.

Project final deliverables: 1) Wetland delineation and map; 2) Concept plan created by consultant to show mapped wetland areas and stream bank including erosion and stability issues; 3) Concept plan to include results, management alternatives, cost analysis, and best location for a future nature trail on the West bank of Brown\2019s Channel 4) Baseline assessment of the invasive plant species and location to be created and included in the plan for the properties.

Specific project activities: 1) Wetland delineation and mapping; 2) Stream bank location and mapping, including erosion and stability potential of the banks; 3) Assessment of best location for future nature trail; 4) Map invasive plants, species and locations on properties completed by multiple University students and Sanitary District staff; 5) Creation of a public supported updated plan that includes an aquatic invasive species control strategy and a detailed aquatic plant harvesting plan.

Special Conditions: 1) Volunteer lists and signatures shall be maintained for reporting in kind volunteer labor.

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

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

Grant Details

River Planning Grant

Date

7/1/2011

Waters Involved

Jackson Creek

Status

Complete

Kettle Moraine Land Trust: Jackson Creek Watershed Protection Plan: The project proposal is for the Kettle Moraine Land Trust to work with the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission to develop a watershed protection plan for Jackson Creek in Walworth County. The goal is to improve the hydrology and water quality throughout the watershed, which will ultimately reduce the suspended solids and nutrients draining to Delevan Lake.

Methods will include identifying strategic actions and interventions such as streambank stabilization, buffer implementation, and wetland restoration. Also, identify relevant agencies and cost, acquire data on channel width, depth, sinuosity, water quality, and discussion on implementing plan recommendations.

Public meeting will be held to inform the public of the project. Educational materials will also be developed to work with and provide assistance to Delavan Lake WIN, municipalities, and landowners within the watershed.

Deliverables will include a watershed protection plan in a SEWRPC Memorandum Report or equivalent document and communication of recommendations to citizens and local municipalities. A $10,000 grant was requested for this project. Total project costs are $15,500.

Grant Details

River Protection Grant

Date

4/1/2000

Waters Involved

Beckmans Millpond

Status

Complete

Friends Of Beckman Mill Inc: Friends Of Beckman Mill, Inc. Fish Passageway: The Friends of Beckman Mill, Inc. will construct a natural looking fish passageway that will protect the threatened and endangered species found in the stream. The fish passageway will also increase public awarenes about fish behavior and solutions to fish migration around obstructions.

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

Grant Details

River Protection Grant

Date

4/1/2000

Waters Involved

Raccoon Creek

Status

Complete

Monitoring & Projects

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

Volunteer Monitoring

There have been seven stations monitored by at least 10 Volunteer Stream Monitors in the LR01-Turtle Creek Watershed from 2005 through 2010. Two of the stations are monitored for dissolved oxygen, pH, instantaneous and continuous temperature and transparency using Level 2 procedures, and entered into the SWIMS database http://prodoasjava.dnr.wi.gov/swims/welcome.do. Six stations are monitored for biotic index, flow, dissolved oxygen, instantaneous temperature and transparency using Level 1 procedures, and entered in the WAV database (http://www.uwex.edu/erc/wavdb/). On average, stations in the watershed were monitored monthly from May through October; however Turtle Creek at Heidt Property, CBSM- 10012287 (Level 1 and 2) and Turtle Creek, Creek Rd, Beloit, upstream from Shopiere Rd, CBSM- 10029793 (Level 1) were also monitored during winter months. Volunteers collect macroinvertebrates twice a year (the first and last sampling event of the season) to determine a biotic index for each stream monitored. Streams are considered in poor quality if biotic index is between 1.0-2.0, fair quality if between 2.1-2.5, and in good quality if the index is between 2.6-3.5. Overall, biotic index values rated streams in the watershed to be in fair to good quality (ranging from 2.1-3.5). Stream flow varied depending on season and local weather patterns each year. Volunteers recorded stream flow almost year round at Turtle Creek at Creek Road. Generally, there was a higher flow rate in the spring than late summer and fall throughout the watershed. Average stream flow measurements for the sixty-one field events were 133 cubic feet per second (cfs) and ranged from 36.4 to 368 cfs. Overall, volunteers recorded dissolved oxygen levels in the watershed ranging from 5 -18mg/l, which are sufficient to sustain aquatic life. Throughout the monitoring seasons, volunteers collected pH measurements primarily within state standards (which range from 6 to 9) ranging from 7.37 and 8.35. Temperature measurements, used to classify streams as cold, cool or warm water habitats, and which are indicative of the ability of a habitat to sustain aquatic species were manually and continuously recorded at both stations each season. Maximum instantaneous temperatures were between 26-28°C for all streams using this method; suggesting they may be cool water streams. Maximum daily mean temperatures from the continuously measured temperatures indicate streams transition between cool and warm water throughout the four to five years they were monitored using the data loggers. Stream transparency measurements were erratic throughout the monitoring season with 48% of the 89 field events measuring less than 10 NTU. The remaining 50% of readings ranged from 10-230 NTU. Only one reading at Turtle Creek at Heidt Property measured greater than 240 NTU in June 2009.

Date 2012

Grants and Management Projects

Project Name (Click for Details)	Year Awarded
DELAVAN LAKE SD: Delavan Lake APM Plan	2008
TURTLE LAKE IMPROVEMENT & PROTECTIVE ASSOC: Turtle Lake DO Meter Purchase	2009
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Delavan Lake CBCW	2011
Turtle Creek at Carvers Rock	2007
Lower Sugar River Watershed	2014
CITY OF WHITEWATER: Ann Street Detention Basin	2015
TOWN OF DELAVAN: HLR - Community Park Rain Garden	2023
WALWORTH CNTY LAND USE & RES MGT: Lake Community Planning Inventory-Walworth Co.	2004
TOWN OF DELAVAN: RES-Mound Road Wetland Restoration-Delavan	1994
SCR_12_CMP12 - Rock County CBSM NUTRIENT MONITORING	2011
DELAVAN LAKE SD: ACQ-Brown's Channel Watershed Land Acquisition #1	2015
Wetland Restoration Database	2016
Dougherty Creek TMDL	2006
Turtle Creek PWS Plan - Nine Key Element Plan	1984
CITY OF ELKHORN: Elkhorn Storm Water Management Plan	2016
LAKE COMUS PROTECTION AND REHABILITATION DIS: Lake Comus Comprehsive Lake Management Plan	2019
WALWORTH CNTY LAND USE & RES MGT: RES-Walworth County Shoreland Protection Initiative	2001
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Delavan Lake Phosphorus Release Study	1990
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Town of Delavan 2016 Clean Boats Clean Waters	2016
THE NATURE CONSERVANCY: ACQ-Pickerel Lake Fen-Campbell	2001
TOWN OF EAST TROY: ACQ-Potter's Lake Wetland Acquisition-Torp Property	1993
Door Creek (802800) and Blackhawk Creek (797000) 303(d) evaluation	2008
CITY OF WHITEWATER: South Janesville Street Detention Basin	2017
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Delavan 2019 CBCW	2019
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Delavan Lake Watershed Nonpoint Pollution Source Assessment	1995
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Delavan Lake Land Use Inventory and Analysis	1995
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Delavan Lake Phosphorus Loading Study	1995
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Town Of Delavan 2017 CBCW	2017
DELAVAN LAKE SD: Hlk - Delavan Lake Healthy Lakes 2017	2017
POWERS LAKE PROTECTION AND REHAB. DISTRICT: ACQ-Wetland Acquisition-Powers Lake	2000
KETTLE MORAINE LAND TRUST: Jackson Creek Watershed Protection Plan	2011
DELAVAN LAKE SD: Brown's Channel Planning	2017
CITY OF WHITEWATER: Business Park Armory Detention Basin	2017
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Lake Delavan Nonpoint Pollut Study and Alum Treatmt Analysis	1997
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Wetland Restoration Project-Delavan Lake	2003
CITY OF DELAVAN - DPW: Lake Comus Shoreline TRM	2002
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Phase II Floating Yellow Heart- Geneva Landings	2009
WALWORTH COUNTY: ACQ-Honey Lake Land Acquisition - Lin Property	1996
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Delavan Lake Rural Nonpoint Source Pollution Study	1995
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Delavan Lake Nutrient Loading Study & Rehabilitation Plan	1995
DELAVAN LAKE SD: LMI-Permeable Paver Roadway - Delavan Lake Association, Inc.	2013
GENEVA LAKE ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCY: LMI-FD-Lake Geneva Diagnostic Feasibility Study	1997
LAUDERDALE LAKES MANAGEMENT DISTRICT: Lauderdale Lakes Wetland Restoration-Mill	2004
Chloride Impact Study for the Southeastern Wisconsin Region	2018
TOWN OF DELAVAN: LMI - Delavan Lake Park BMP Project II	2019
FRIENDS OF BECKMAN MILL INC: Friends of Beckman Mill, Inc. Fish Passageway	2000
TOWN OF RICHMOND: Lorraine Lake Eurasian Watermilfoil Weevil Study	1996
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Town of Delavan 2020 CBCW	2020
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Clean Boats/Clean Waters Program-Delavan	2004
TOWN OF DELAVAN: LMI-Delavan Lake Wetland Restoration	2002
CITY OF DELAVAN - DPW: Ann Street Basin	2002
Turtle Creek at Heidt Property	2006
LAUDERDALE LAKES MANAGEMENT DISTRICT: RES-Lauderdale Lakes Watershed Protection Project	1998
WALWORTH CNTY LAND USE & RES MGT: Lakehore Landowners survey grant-Walworth Co.	2004
SEWRPC AWQMP Contract, Reports 2020	2020
WALWORTH CNTY LAND USE & RES MGT: RES-Shoreline Habitat Restoration-Walworth Co.	2005
Fish Propagation Actions	2001
TOWN OF DELAVAN: Floating Yellow Heart- Geneva Landings	2009
DELAVAN LAKE SD: Delavan Lake Water Pennywort Control	2011
TOWN OF DELAVAN: LMI - Delavan Town Park BMP Project	2017
LAUDERDALE LAKES CONSERVANCY, INC: ACQ-Middle Marsh Acquisition	2003
CITY OF LAKE GENEVA: LMI-Stormwater Management Study Implementation-Geneva	1998
ROCK-KOSHKONONG LAKE DISTRICT: RES-Lake Koshkonong/Mud Lake Wetland Restoration	2012
DELAVAN LAKE SD: HLK - Delavan Lake Healthy Lakes 2019	2019
CITY OF WHITEWATER: Whitewater Creek Streambank Restoration	2013
CITY OF WHITEWATER: Rock River Storm Water Group Education & Outreach Campaign	2015
CITY OF WHITEWATER: Whitewater and UWW TMDL Storm Water Plan	2015
CITY OF WHITEWATER: Bloomingfield Acres & E Clay St Detention Basins	2014
Follow up monitoring Potters Lake, Walworth County and Little Muskego Lake, Waukesha County 2013	2013
CITY OF BELOIT: Beloit Storm Water Management Plan Update	2015
VILLAGE OF BLOOMFIELD: Bloomfield Storm Water Management Plan	2016
CITY OF JANESVILLE: Janesville Storm Water Management Plan Update	2015
WALWORTH CNTY LAND USE & RES MGT: LCO-Walworth County NR 115 Ord. Develop.	2010
WALWORTH CNTY LAND USE & RES MGT: County-Wide SWPPP	2013
WALWORTH CNTY LAND USE & RES MGT: AIS Control & Prevention - Fox River Basin	2009
Aquatic Invasives County Coordinator - Walworth County	2011
Aquatic Invasives County Coordinator - Rock County	2011
ROCK COUNTY: LCO-Rock County Shoreland Ordinance Update	2011
CITY OF WHITEWATER: James Street Detention Basin	2013

Watershed Recommendations

Best Management Practices, Implement

Whitewater Business Park Armory Detention Basin

Date

Status

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

1/1/2017

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF WHITEWATER: Business Park Armory Detention Basin

Best Management Practices, Implement

South Janesville Street Detention Basin

Date

Status

1/1/2017

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF WHITEWATER: South Janesville Street Detention Basin

Best Management Practices, Implement

Whitewater Ann Street Detention Basin

Date

Status

1/1/2015

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF WHITEWATER: Ann Street Detention Basin

Documents

City of Whitewater Ann Street Basin Design Approval Letter

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

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

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Turtle Creek at Carvers Rock

Citizen-Based Stream Monitoring

Citizen Stream Monitoring

Date

Status

1/1/2012

In Progress

Projects

Turtle Creek at Heidt Property

Engage Volunteers in Monitoring/Restoration

Date

Status

The Turtle Lake Association should become involved in WDNR's Self-Help Monitoring Program to collect water quality data.

1/1/2010

Proposed

Monitor Water Quality or Sediment

Monitor Spring Brook for TP

Date

Status

Questionable Result (999?) Needs further investigation.

8/21/2019

Proposed

Monitor Water Quality or Sediment

GLPF2018_LM1802_ChlorideStudy

Date

Status

Chloride Impact Study for the Southeastern Wisconsin Region

6/1/2018

In Progress

Projects

Chloride Impact Study for the Southeastern Wisconsin Region

Sewer Service Area Planning

SEWRPC WQM Planning, Grants support, TMDL work

Date

Status

sewrpc area WQM planning

12/31/2020

In Progress

Projects

SEWRPC AWQMP Contract, Reports 2020

Stormwater Planning, Implementation

Elkhorn Storm Water Management Plan

Date

Status

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

1/1/2016

In Progress

Projects

CITY OF ELKHORN: Elkhorn Storm Water Management Plan

Documents

City of Elkhorn SWMP - Grant Agreement

City of Elkhorn SWMP - Grant Application

TMDL Monitoring

Dougherty Creek TMDL

Date

Status

Monitor impaired portion of creek for D.O., nutrients, and BOD to determine level of impairment. Fisheries IBI conducted to determine contemporary status of stream. Sondes, conduct monthly nutrient analysis (12) and event sampling (10). Conduct watershed assessment to determine sources. Conduct macroinverterbrate analysis at 3 sites. July 06-June 07 Upper 4 miles of Dougherty Creek

7/1/2006

In Progress

Projects

Dougherty Creek TMDL

Documents

DOUGHERTY CREEK 303D LISTING EXTENT

DOUGHERTY CREEK 303D SITE WITH STATIONS

DOUGHERTY CREEK FY07 MONITORING PROPOSAL

DOUGHERTY CREEK DATA SUMMARY

Dougherty Creek 901000 Photo

DOUGHERTY CREEK 303D MONITORING RESULTS

UPPER DOUGHERTY CREEK WBIC 901000 TMDL PROJECT

Water Plans and PartnershipsRead the Watershed Plan

Turtle Creek Watershed (LR01) Draft Water Quality Management Plan

Date 2011

Watershed History Note

Turtle Creek originates in Turtle Lake in Walworth County, skirts the City of Delavan, meanders through Rock County and then empties into the Rock River in the City of Beloit. Although Native Americans inhabited this area almost 3000 years ago, it was the Effigy Mound Builders of the Late Woodland Period (500 to 1000 AD), who left their mark upon the land. The Effigy Mound Culture extends from Dubuque, Iowa, north into southeast Minnesota, across southern Wisconsin from the Mississippi to Lake Michigan, and along the Wisconsin-Illinois boundary. Although some mounds are abstract in shape, including the long linear embankments, or dome-shaped mounds, the animal shaped mounds have captured the public's interest. Mounds in the shapes of birds, bear, deer, bison, and lynx have been found. Near Lakes Michigan and Winnebago, turtle and panther mounds are common. Some of the mounds may be up to 150 feet in length. The animal shapes may represent clan symbols or symbolized spirits of the sky, earth and water. The grouping of mounds may indicate social or religious ties among scattered communities. The purpose of the mounds may have been ceremonial or they may have delineated territory for hunting or gathering grounds. Early maps indicate more than 20,000 Indian mounds once existed in Wisconsin; today fewer than 3000 remain. Many of the mounds were built on the high ground overlooking the confluence of the Rock River and Turtle Creek and along the shores of Delavan Lake. Early surveyors of mineral lands and those working for railway were among the earliest Europeans to take notice of these unusual land formations. An article on the Beloit Mound Groups appeared in the November 1919 Bulletin of The Wisconsin Archeologist. This article references research from the mid 1800's and includes maps drawn by researchers from Beloit College which indicate many turtle shaped mounds in the south central part of Wisconsin. The legacy of the Mound Builders lives on today as it is possible that Turtle Creek was named after one of the many turtle shaped mounds found along its banks. The turtle is the unofficial mascot of the college, and Beloit College's Logan Museum of Anthropology houses many of the excavated tools and broken pottery artifacts found in or near the mounds. Today the historical and cultural value of effigy mounds is recognized and they are generally well protected from development for future generations to wonder about and enjoy.

Date 2011