• Village of Ashwaubenon --- Ashwaubenon Creek Conservancy:  5,000 foot trail, and in Ashwaubemay Park:  4,000 foot trail and nature center

• Village of Howard --- Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve and Fort Howard Paper Foundation Wildlife Area:  20,000 foot trail and two 10-car parking lots to provide access to the trail

• Village of Howard --- recreational access to Duck Creek and the waters of Green Bay, and/or other recreational enhancements within the Village of Howard.   Facilities such as trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds may be developed at locations to be determined with input from the village.

• City of Green Bay --- Bay Beach Parkway: 3,000 foot trail and a picnic area with 10 tables, grills, and trash receptacles

• City of Green Bay --- Bylsby Avenue Boat Launch: a double lane boat launch and 10-car parking lot

• City of Green Bay --- Joliet Park: 2,000 foot trail, wooden fishing pier, boat launch, and 10-car parking lot

• City of Green Bay --- Ken Euers Nature Area:  5,000 foot trail and picnic area with 10 tables, grills and trash receptacles

• Deerfield Docks --- a multi-use boat dock adjacent to an existing boat launch

• Metro Boat Launch --- fishing pier and wooden observation deck and picnic area with tables, grills and trash receptacles

• Beaver Dam Creek Parkway: 8,000 foot trail

• Village of Ashwaubenon --- 1 mile long, 12 ft wide paved scenic trail along west side of the Fox River on land to be acquired by Village.  To be called Fox River Riverwalk, connecting National Railroad Museum and Ashwaubomay Park.  With benches and picnic tables. $500,000

• Village of Howard --- new 2,156 square foot multipurpose buildingj, a marsh overlook platform and paving five miles of trail in 460 acre L.H. Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve on shore of Green Bay.  Building will have activity room for nature-related educational exhibits and programs, a small greenhouse and other areas needed for Preserve management and upkeep.  Public observation platform will overlook wetland and bay.  10-ft-wide trail paved for bikes and handicapped access. $375,000

• Village of Howard --- acquisition and development of two parcels into a 27-acre park with the removal and relocation of existing buildings, landscaping, improved boat launch access and parking, a picneic sheelter and a 500-foot trail.  $510,000

• City of Green Bay --- 500-foot long, 8-foot wide paved scenic trail, a boat dock/canoe-kayak launch and/or fishing pier and parking at Leicht Park (park planned for 2.6 acre site on west bank of Fox River) $600,000 

• City of Green Bay --- Construction of a barrier-free fishing pier near Porlier Street.  $200,000

• Village of Allouez --- acquisition of 30 acre parcel for a park west of East River.  Site preparation, landscaping, picnic area, 870 feet of trail, an access road and parking lot, boat launch or canoe landing, and fishing pier.  $659,000

• Village of Allouez --- 1,000-ft long, 12-ft wide paved scenic trail along west side of the East River that will serve as the Allouez portion of the East River Trail Development Project.  $20,000

• Town of Bellevue --- acquisition of river frontage or easements along East River.  Construction of 12-ft wide, 3000-ft long asphalt pedestrian-bike trail between Manderly Way and Hoffman Rd.$220,000

• Town of Bellevue --- street improvements, parking lot, small open shelter, picnic tables at trail head (northern end of East River Parkway Trail.   $50,000

• City of DePere --- Renovation of unusable boat launch facility at Brown Co. Fairgrounds, construction of floating dock, improved access road, parking lot and 3/4 mile trail.  $676,000

City of DePere --- 4,400-foot long, 12-foot wide paved scenic trail along west side of East River.  $90,000

• Reimburse federal government $50,000toward $311,322 cost of federal management of 2000-2001 consent decree work (second dredging season) to fix Site 56/57 Dredging Demonstration mistake by the state/industry partners.

• Reimburse federal government $1.5 million for the federal-led Natural Resource Damage Assessment costs.

• Reimburse State of Wisconsin $50,000 for the state/industry Natural Resource Damage Assessment

• 700 acres of wetlands along the Peshtigo River, to be designated a State Wildlife Area after a management plan is developed.  (Current owner: Badger Paper Company)   Fort James has option to purchase, but site includes landfills which must be excluded.

• 900 acres along the Peshtigo River, to be designated a State Wildlife Area after management plan is developed.  (Current owner: Badger Paper Company)   Fort James has option to purchase, but site includes landfills which must be excluded and investigated for degrading surroundings.  Gives state almost contiguous ownership from City of Peshtigo to the mouth of the river at Green Bay. Cost:  ?

• 75 acres of Green Bay shoreline immediately south of Peshtigo River. Cost:  ?

• 50 acres near Long Tail Point and within Green Bay West Shore Wildlife Area. 

Cost:  ?
 
• 38 acres near Suamico River and adjoining Sensiba Wildlife Area. 

Cost:  ?
 
• Property Aquisition Fund --- established to fund future property or conservation easements in affected area.  $1.3 million

$800,000 total

• Cat Island Chain, Island 3 --- Construction of an artificial 30 acre island in the open waters in west Green Bay to replace a natural island which eroded away.  To be filled with contaminated dredge spoils from Green Bay Harbor shipping channel.  Average contamination levels below 1ppm PCBs.  To provide bird nesting habitat and protect emerging wetlands shoreward of the island.   Partial Cost: $300,000

• Spotted Muskellunge --- Expanding Wild Rose State Fish Hatchery to increase musky fingerlings and yearlings from 4,000 to 10,000, and provide feed for 15 years.   $300,000

• Northern Pike --- Preserving and restoring spawning and rearing habitat in tributaries along the west shore of Green Bay.$200,000

$3.3 million total

• Cat Island Chain, Island 3 --- Construction of an artificial island in the open waters in west Green Bay (in Brown County) to replace a natural island which eroded away.  To be filled with contaminated dredge spoils from Green Bay Harbor shipping channel.  Average contamination levels below 1ppm PCBs.  To provide bird nesting habitat and protect emerging wetlands shoreward of the island. $800,000

• Spotted Muskellunge --- Expanding Wild Rose State Fish Hatchery to increase musky fingerlings and yearlings from 4,000 to 10,000, and provide feed for 15 years.  $300,000

• Northern Pike --- Preserving and restoring spawning and rearing habitat in tributaries along the west shore of Green Bay.$200,000

• Yellow Perch --- Dedicated funding toward investigation of yellow perch decline in Green Bay  $200,000

• Oneida Lake --- Dedicated funding for feasibility investigation and design (only Phase I) of the construction of a 35-40 acre artificial Oneida Lake project.  (On the Oneida Tribal Reservation - Brown and Outagamie Counties)  $300,000

• Habitat and Water Quality Enhancement Fund --- projects may include stream bank corridor easements and improvements, wetland restoration, in-stream improvements, non-point pollution agricultural controls, or similar actions to improve habitat or water quality 

$1.5 million

Clean Water Action Council
1270 Main Street, Suite 120, Green Bay, WI 54302 
Phone: 920-437-7304, Fax: 920-437-7326 
E-mail:  CleanWater@cwac.net