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Recreational Trails Program Program Grant Awards Awarded between 07/01/2020 Recreational Trails Program Date: 07/06/2021 and 06/30/2021 Program Grant Awards * Federally Funded Grant Program * Contact Person: Bobbi Winebar (920)461-2595 DNR Regional Grant Amt Project Sponsor Project Name County Reg Contact (Fed Share) Local Share Project Desc BROWN COUNTY Brown County Mountain Brown NE Jessica Terrien, $10,000.00 $10,000.00 Brown County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program Bay State Trail 920- 461-2680 funds to resurface the Mountain Bay State Trail between County Resurfacing-County Rd Rd C and Brookside Drive. C to Brookside Drive, 2020-23 BURNETT COUNTY Burnett County Trail 130 Burnett NO Annie Loechler, $45,000.00 $148,250.00 Burnett County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program Bridge, 2020-23 715-416-5020 funding to construct a 12' x 380' boardwalk bridge over a wetland area near Loon Creek. BURNETT COUNTY Burnett County Trail Burnett NO Annie Loechler, $17,700.00 $17,700.00 Burnett County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program 45/121 Rehabilitation, 715-416-5020 funding to rehab Trail 45/121 by grading and adding gravel. The 2020-23 project will fix problem areas on 3.7 miles of trail. BURNETT COUNTY Burnett County Trail Burnett NO Annie Loechler, $45,000.00 $107,500.00 Burnett County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program 925W Bridge 715-416-5020 funding to replace a boardwalk bridge on Trail 925W. The bridge Rehabilitation, 2020-23 will be 12 'x 300'. CALUMET COUNTY Calumet County Fox Calumet NE Jessica Terrien, $3,600.00 $3,600.00 Calumet County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program River State Trail 920-461-2680 funding for maintenance of the Fox River State Trail. This will Maintenance, 2020-23 include: herbicide treatment, brushing, grooming 5 miles of trail, applying screenings to a 1-mile section of trail, and updating a trail sign at the county line. CALUMET COUNTY Calumet County Calumet NE Jessica Terrien, $16,100.00 $16,100.00 Calumet County will utilize Recreational Trails Program funding Friendship State Trail 920-461-2680 to replace the bridge located on the eastern end of the Friendship Rehabilitation, 2020-23 State Trail by Forest Junction and to perform trail maintenance activities that include: brushing, grooming, screenings application and herbicide treatment to the trail surface. CITY OF BAYFIELD City of Bayfield Big Bayfield NO Annie Loechler, $10,300.00 $12,238.00 The City of Bayfield will utilize federal Recreational Trails Ravine Preserve Trail 715-416-5020 Program funding to rehab 3 trail segments within the Big Ravine Rehabilitation, 2020-23 Park. The trails connect to other trails within the City. CITY OF BRILLION City of Brillion Horn Park Calumet NE Jessica Terrien, $45,000.00 $1,337,500.00 The City of Brillion will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program Renovation, 2020-23 920-461-2680 fundings for the renovation of Horn Park and the development of an abandoned railroad corridor for trail use. The project includes: restrooms, sewer and water lines, electrical, bridges and asphalt park trails, gravel multi-use trail segment, parking areas, signage and amenities. CITY OF GALESVILLE Galesville High Cliff Trail Trempealeau WC Michelle Brietzman, $45,000.00 $45,000.00 The City of Galesville will utilize federal Recreational Trails Rehabilitation, 2020- 608-490-0187 Program funding to rehabilitate a 0.6 mile segment of the High 2023 Cliff Trail located within the City of Galesville which runs along the Beaver Creek. This will include: engineering, resurfacing areas, maintenance, landscaping, seeding, signage and labor. Wis Department of Natural Resources Page: 1 of 7 Community Financial Assistance Awarded between 07/01/2020 Recreational Trails Program Date: 07/06/2021 and 06/30/2021 Program Grant Awards * Federally Funded Grant Program * Contact Person: Bobbi Winebar (920)461-2595 DNR Regional Grant Amt Project Sponsor Project Name County Reg Contact (Fed Share) Local Share Project Desc CITY OF KIEL City of Kiel, Kiel Trail and Manitowoc NE Jessica Terrien, $15,110.00 $15,111.00 The City of Kiel will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program Parking Lot 920-461-2680 funding to make repairs to sections of the city trail system by Rehabilitation, 2020-23 replacing 6 culverts and resurfacing these areas, and improving a gravel parking area by surfacing with asphalt. CITY OF MANITOWOC City of Manitowoc Manitowoc NE Jessica Terrien, $45,000.00 $783,604.00 The City of Manitowoc will utilize federal Recreational Trails Bayshore Recreation 920-461-2680 Program funding to develop an asphalt trail, bridge and Trail Development, 2020- canoe/kayak launch along the shores of the Little Manitowoc 23 River. This includes pre-engineerig and design, trail construction and amenities, bridge, lighting and signage. CITY OF MANITOWOC City of Manitowoc Camp Manitowoc NE Jessica Terrien, $45,000.00 $354,994.00 The City of Manitowoc will utilize federal Recreational Trails Vits Public Access Program funding to develop an expanded public access at Camp 920-461-2680 Development, 2020-23 Vits Park. This development project includes a driveway, parking lot, picnic area, trailhead (including vault toilet, kiosk, and bike and boot wash station) and a gravel trail, with 3 bridges, connecting the area to Camp Vits Park. CITY OF WASHBURN City of Washburn Bayfield NO Annie Loechler, $16,494.00 $16,494.00 The City of Washburn will utilize federal Recreational Trails Recreational Trail 715-416-5020 Program funding to rehabilitate 1.5 miles of their multi-use Rehabilitation, 2020-23 recreational trail by adding gravel and reshaping the trail. CITY OF WEST BEND City of West Bend Washington SE Sara deBruijn, $45,000.00 $2,537,099.84 The City of West Bend will utilize federal Recreational Trails Downtown Riverwalk 414-897-5704 Program funding to construct the downtown riverwalk on the west South - West Bank bank of the Milwaukee River, south of the north pedestrian Construction, 2020-23 bridge. CLARK COUNTY Clark County Knobby Clark WC Annie Loechler, $13,294.50 $13,294.50 Clark County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program Ridge Off Road 715-416-5020 funding for trail maintenance at the Knobby Ridge Off-Road Motorcycle Trail Motorcycle Trail System. Trail maintenance shall include repair Maintenance, 2020-23 of trail surface and intensive use area damage, replace and repair signs, maintenance and repair of trail related facilities and structures, periodic mowing of the trailhead area and the trail. Project includes restoration and rehabilitation of existing trails. DUNN COUNTY Dunn County Gilbert Dunn WC Annie Loechler, $30,000.00 $30,000.00 Dunn County will replace a wood pallet with a 40' clear span Creek Snowmobile Trail bridge. The bridge will be installed using vertical pilings above 715-416-5020 Bridge, 2020-21 the OHWM to avoid wetland fill. Snowmobile will contribute the match. $30,000.00 Wis Department of Natural Resources Page: 2 of 7 Community Financial Assistance Awarded between 07/01/2020 Recreational Trails Program Date: 07/06/2021 and 06/30/2021 Program Grant Awards * Federally Funded Grant Program * Contact Person: Bobbi Winebar (920)461-2595 DNR Regional Grant Amt Project Sponsor Project Name County Reg Contact (Fed Share) Local Share Project Desc FRIENDS OF Friends of Governor Iowa SC Cheryl Housley, $45,000.00 $266,939.00 The Friends of Governor Dodge State Park will utilize federal GOVERNOR DODGE Dodge State Park 608-516-9560 Recreational Trails Program funding to develop an equestrian Equestrian Trail & trail, trailhead and camping facility. This includes development of Trailhead (Camping) a road into the camping area, install up to 12 camping/trailer Development, 2020-23 pads/sites, landscaping, electric, water lines, signs, tables, engineering, and highlines. FRIENDS OF LINCOLN Friends of Lincoln Bayfield NO Annie Loechler, $3,500.00 $5,664.75 The Friends of the Lincoln Community Forest will utilize federal FOREST Community Forest 715-416-5020 Recreational Trails Program funding to rehabitate their trails by Hiking Trail adding gravel and boardwalks, Rehabilitation, 2020-23 GREEN LAKE COUNTY Green Lake County Green Lake NE Jessica Terrien, $45,000.00 $435,000.00 Green Lake County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Lauree's Trail-Forest 920-461-2680 Program funding for the development of a segment of Lauree's Ridge Rd to Brooklyn J Trail (formerly Green Lake Trail) between Forest Ridge Road and Rd (Formerly Green Brooklyn J Road. This will be a paved segment of trail along Lake Trail), 2020- State Highway 23 connecting two existing segments of trail. IRON COUNTY Iron County Mecca Trail Iron NO Jeff Pennucci, $5,258.00 $5,257.80 Iron County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program Maintenance, 2020-23 715-499-1424 funding for maintenance of the Mecca ski trail system. Work will include brushing, mowing, and downed tree removal, as well as grooming for cross-country skiing. The grant will also fund the purchase of informational and safety signs including trail markers, intersection markers, posts and hardware. IRON COUNTY Iron County Uller Trail Iron NO Jeff Pennucci, $3,851.75 $3,851.75 Iron County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program Maintenance, 2020-23 715-499-1424 funding for maintenance of the Uller trail system. This will include brushing, mowing, and downed tree removal, as well as grooming for cross-country skiing. The grant will also fund the purchase of informational and safety signs including trail markers, intersection markers, posts and hardware. JACKSON COUNTY Jackson County Jackson WC Annie Loechler, $27,376.00 $27,376.00 Jackson County will utilize federal Recreational Trails Program Crawford Hills Trail 715-416-5020 funding to rehabilitate approximately 1 mile of trail near Crawford Rehabilitation, 2020-23 Hills County Park. This will include adding approximately 8 inches of gravel to four sections of trail.
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