1. City of South Milwaukee Shoreline Park Public Information Meeting #2 November 11, 2014

2. Site Context The 18.5 acre site is the location of the former Northwestern Barrel Superfund Site Site was deeded to the City of South Milwaukee in 2011 and final clean-up of site completed in 2012 Opportunities to connect to other features oSouth Milwaukee Arboretum (2 blocks west) oSouth Milwaukee Yacht Club (1/3 mile north along shoreline) oGrant Park (1/2 mile north along shoreline) Settlement agreement requires that the City must provide public access

3. Site Features Gradual slope up from shoreline is unique in this area which is dominated by significant steep bluffs Coastal wetland at confluence of ravine and lake Severe ravine erosion results in large sediment contribution to Lake Michigan, negative impacts to the coastal wetland and a public safety hazard Currently, there is no defined public access (Source – USACE Great Lakes Oblique Viewer, greatlakes.usace.army.mil)

4. Summary of Project Objectives Create a document that will guide subsequent design and construction Reduce impacts of non-point pollution Develop approach to stabilize ravine Provide public access to passive area and shoreline Protect and preserve the City’s natural heritage and environmental corridors Increase opportunities for public interaction with Lake Michigan

5. Initial Concept Schemes and Public Comment (PIM #1) Site Security Standing water in bioretention cell / relation to groundwater and building Amount / Location of Parking Debris and drainage management of snow storage area Exposing past contamination Site access of people of all ages / abilities

6. Summary Refined Concept Plan

7. Comments and Questions? City of South Milwaukee Shoreline Park Public Information Meeting #2 November 11, 2014