Thursday, April 03, 2008
A River Invitation for You -- Panel Presenters
Thomas Slawski, PhD, has worked for the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (SEWRPC) since 1998. As Principal Planner he provides stream and lake environmental management planning support to local communities in Southeast Wisconsin.
Michelle Schneider is the WDNR Dam Safety/Floodplain Engineer in Waukesha and Walworth Counties. She has worked for the DNR in both Watershed and Groundwater programs since 2001.
David White is Director of Public Works for the Village of Pewaukee. He oversees the operation of the Pewaukee Lake Dam as well as the other environmental programs in the Village.
Jayne Jenks works for Waukesha County in the Park and Land Use Department, Land Resources Division. She has worked there for 17 years on agriculture and urban runoff issues as well as storm water education.
Ray Schwabe has been a river monitor since 2005. This summer will be his third season as Coordinator of the Pewaukee River Monitoring Program.
Labels: Downriver Impact Iniative

Labels: Downriver Impact Iniative, Pewaukee River Monitoring Project, Pewaukee River Partnership, Wetland and River Research
Friday, February 08, 2008
Public Meeting Rescheduled

Labels: Downriver Impact Iniative, Wetland and River Research
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Downriver Impact Iniative,
The meeting will feature a brief panel discussion by representatives from the DNR, SEWERPAC, the Village Public Works Department and Waukesha County followed by an question period open to the audience.
The results of the river level testing as well as analysis of available research documents will also be shared with the audience.
It is hoped that this meeting will lead to new avenues for implementing the mission of PRP to "preserve, protect, promote and enhance the Pewaukee River and its watershed..."
Labels: Downriver Impact Iniative, Wetland and River Research
Analysing Collected Data
Considerable information was collected within the last ten years as the Village investigated the impact that the dam shadow would have on the downtown area in the event of severe flooding or failure of the dam. These documents are readily available for research.
Labels: Downriver Impact Iniative
Downriver Impact Iniative
Members felt that this program should have two areas of focus:
1. determine the fluctuation frequency through testing
2. work with the DNR, Sewerpac and Pewaukee Village Public Works Department to understand the issues involved
3. develop a way to promote a better understanding of the issues by those who either live or work on the River.
Labels: Downriver Impact Iniative, Wetland and River Research
River Request

Labels: Downriver Impact Iniative, Restoration Work, Wetland and River Research