WisDOT wants to expand Wisconsin State Highway 23 from an existing two-lane roadway to four travel lanes separated by a median on an approximately 19-mile segment between US 151 in Fond du Lac County and County P in Sheboygan County.
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WisDOT ignores projections that show driving flat lining or declining into the future. Data from across the nation and in Wisconsin shows that the rate of driving has decreased or stagnated over the last decade.
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WisDOT does not adequately seek to understand the impacts of the projects on minority and marginalized communities and misrepresents data in claiming negligible impacts.
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With a discrepancy of 11,300 cars in WisDOT’s own data – it is baffling that a decision to expand the highway at up to a cost of $1.2 billion could be made.
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WisDOT has made no mention of how to mitigate proposed greenhouse gas emissions that will increase as a result of the I-94 East-West Corridor expansion project. At a time when climate change threatens Wisconsin’s way of life, this omission is glaring.
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Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) has released a draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) that seeks to expand 3.5 miles of Interstate 94, through historic neighborhoods and cemeteries in Downtown Milwaukee
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