In this issue of Landscapes: Changing Demographics. 2015 Updates and a Look Back at 2014. Green Infrastructure – Innovative Approach = Success. New Green Infrastructure Tool – Pilot Program Introduced in KK Watershed. Billions at Stake with State Audit – Big Implications for State Finances. Building Great Places – One Community at a Time.
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A new, alternative Transportation Budget for the state of Wisconsin calls for reduced spending on highway expansion for projects that have not been experiencing increases in traffic would help fund local transportation needs.
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Find the grade of the local roads in the assembly district you live in. Tell your local legislator that we need to repair and maintain our local roads first, instead of expanding freeways on borrowed money. Click on your legislator’s picture to go to their website, where you will find ways to contact them.
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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
Read more about "WisDOT has Failed to Make the Case to Expand I-94"
Read our book – Great Neighborhoods: How to Bring Them Home
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Read what Green Downtown Program Manager Matt Covert has to say about decking over John Nolen Drive in Madison. And check out these successful cut and cover examples: Chicago Columbus Duluth
Read more about "Decking over John Nolen"