Lack of Cost Benefit Analyses and Disregard for Economic Costs

WisDOT does not take into account the huge maintenance and rehabilitation costs the expanded I-94 highway will require. In addition, there is no clear understanding of the economic benefits the expansion will provide due to a lack of cost-benefit analyses. The total capital cost of expanding this 3.5-mile stretch of highway is greater than the entire annual roadway maintenance and rehabilitation cost for every single highway and road in Wisconsin.

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Hwy 23 Corridor Expansion – a Project with Significant Environmental Impacts

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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Disregard for Carbon Emissions and Climate Change Impacts

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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