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Mukwonago River Watershed Mukwonago River Watershed g Protection Plan Update Protection Plan Update Tonights Objectives Tonight s Objectives Tonights Objectives Tonight s Objectives Summarize elements completed to date Summarize


  1. Mukwonago River Watershed Mukwonago River Watershed g Protection Plan Update Protection Plan Update

  2. Tonight’s Objectives Tonight s Objectives Tonight’s Objectives Tonight s Objectives Summarize elements completed to date Summarize elements completed to date   Summarize assets of the Mukwonago River Summarize assets of the Mukwonago River   Watershed Watershed Revised important issues/concerns in the watershed Revised important issues/concerns in the watershed   Alternatives/Opportunities to address issues of Alternatives/Opportunities to address issues of   concern concern Proposed refined plan goals & objectives Proposed refined plan goals & objectives  Prioritize lands for protection Prioritize lands for protection  Groundwater Groundwater Groundwater Groundwater  Outreach summary Outreach summary--- --- 

  3. Plan Chapters 1. Introduction Introduction Introduction Introduction 1 1. 2. Natural and Human Features of the Natural and Human Features of the 2. Watershed Watershed 3. Related Plan, Regulations, and Programs Related Plan, Regulations, and Programs 3. 4. Background and Summary of Inventory Background and Summary of Inventory g g y y y y 4. Findings Findings 5. Watershed Goals, Objectives, and Watershed Goals, Objectives, and 5. Recommended Actions Recommended Actions R R d d A ti d d A ti 6. Plan Implementation Plan Implementation 6.

  4. Informational Meetings April 9 2009 April 9 2009 April 9, 2009 April 9, 2009 • June 29, 2009 June 29, 2009— —Draft Chapters 1 Draft Chapters 1- -3 3 • September 29, 2009 September 29, 2009 September 29 2009—Reviewed Inventory for September 29 2009 Reviewed Inventory for Reviewed Inventory for Reviewed Inventory for • Chapter 4 Chapter 4 April 8, 2010 April 8, 2010 p p , , • Plan Completion Plan Completion--- ---June 29, 2010 June 29, 2010 •

  5. 2000 L 2000 Land Use with 2008 d U i h 2008 Waukesha County Update

  6. Assets of the Assets of the Mukwonago Mukwonago River River River River Watershed? Watershed?

  7. Chemical: Chemical: Excellent water quality within Excellent water quality within the stream and lakes systems the stream and lakes systems

  8. Biological: • Generally good health of stream and G ll d h l h f d diversity • Highly diverse warmwater fishery g y y • Diverse and abundant mussels • Diverse and abundant aquatic insects • High quality coldwater stream • High quality coldwater stream • Large trout • Good quality Lake Sport Fisheries--- • High diversity & abundance of wildlife Hi h di it & b d f ildlif species • Numerous threatened, endangered, , g , and species of special concern

  9. Physical: Physical: • Well connected floodplain and good flood control • Stable streambed & banks • Low density of development Low density of development • Significant amount of infiltration areas/groundwater recharge potential • High groundwater discharge High groundwater discharge • natural meanders-limited channelization/diversions • low number of road crossings • extensive riparian buffers

  10. Physical-Habitat High quality quantity and diversity of instream High quality, quantity, and diversity of instream and in-lake habitats: • Flows • pool-riffle structure • substrates, water depths • aquatic vegetation q g • woody cover

  11. High quality & diverse recreational experience: Boating/Skiing Boating/Skiing Canoeing Hunting Fishing Fishing Wildlife viewing Golfing Biking Picnicking Public access Public access

  12. Goals: Goals: Protect and improve wildlife, land, surface water , Protect and improve wildlife, land, surface water , • • and groundwater resources and groundwater resources d d d d t t Minimize impacts of land development by controlling Minimize impacts of land development by controlling • • agriculture and urban runoff pollution and flooding agriculture and urban runoff pollution and flooding g g p p g g • Build partnerships and inform public to promote Build partnerships and inform public to promote • protection and use of natural resources protection and use of natural resources

  13. Protect and improve wildlife, land, surface water , and Protect and improve wildlife, land, surface water , and groundwater resources groundwater resources groundwater resources groundwater resources Land Management Measures Land Management Measures • Objective- Objective -Preserve and protect environmentally Preserve and protect environmentally • sensitive areas such as designated natural areas sensitive areas such as designated natural areas sensitive areas such as designated natural areas, sensitive areas such as designated natural areas, wetlands, fish and wildlife habitat, riparian buffers, and wetlands, fish and wildlife habitat, riparian buffers, and primary and secondary environmental corridors. primary and secondary environmental corridors. Groundwater Protection Measures Groundwater Protection Measures Groundwater Protection Measures Groundwater Protection Measures • • Objective Objective- -Preserve groundwater recharge areas and Preserve groundwater recharge areas and • prevent groundwater contamination from stormwater prevent groundwater contamination from stormwater infiltration practices. infiltration practices. infiltration practices. infiltration practices. Fisheries and Wildlife Enhancement Fisheries and Wildlife Enhancement • Objective Objective- -Protect lakes and streams to support a high Protect lakes and streams to support a high • quality sustainable coldwater and warmwater fishery quality sustainable coldwater and warmwater fishery quality sustainable coldwater and warmwater fishery quality sustainable coldwater and warmwater fishery community, habitat, and water quality. community, habitat, and water quality.

  14. Minimize impacts of land development by controlling agriculture Minimize impacts of land development by controlling agriculture and urban runoff pollution and flooding and urban runoff pollution and flooding Land Use Management and Zoning Land Use Management and Zoning Land Use Management and Zoning Land Use Management and Zoning • Objective Objective- -Develop policies and install practices that Develop policies and install practices that • reduce urban nonpoint source water pollution and help reduce urban nonpoint source water pollution and help achieve the recommended water use objectives and achieve the recommended water use objectives and j j supporting water quality standards for surface waters. supporting water quality standards for surface waters. Stormwater and Stormwater and Floodland Floodland Management Measures Management Measures • Objective Objective-Preserve floodwater storage areas and Objective Objective Preserve floodwater storage areas and Preserve floodwater storage areas and Preserve floodwater storage areas and • control the quantity of runoff from new urban control the quantity of runoff from new urban development. development. Agricultural Land Use Planning and Zoning Measures Agricultural Land Use Planning and Zoning Measures Agricultural Land Use Planning and Zoning Measures Agricultural Land Use Planning and Zoning Measures • Objective Objective- -Preserve and protect environmentally Preserve and protect environmentally • sensitive areas such as designated natural areas, sensitive areas such as designated natural areas, wetlands, fish and wildlife habitat, riparian buffers, and wetlands, fish and wildlife habitat, riparian buffers, and , , , , p p , , primary and secondary environmental corridors. primary and secondary environmental corridors. Agricultural Pollution Control Measures Agricultural Pollution Control Measures • Objective Objective-Promote the use of agricultural nonpoint Objective Objective Promote the use of agricultural nonpoint • pollution control practices to meet or exceed State and Federal standards.

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