I-39/90/94 Study - Public involvement

Past Public Involvement

WisDOT held the third round of PIMs the week of January 29, 2024. This included a virtual meeting held on Tuesday, January 30 and two in-person meetings on January 31 and February 1. Please see materials below including the presentation given at the virtual meeting.

• Presentation (PDF)

• Handout
  
• Section 4(f) handout
• Exhibits
• Study exhibits
• Public hearing information
• Study schedule
• Noise analysis overview
• Noise study next steps
• Mirror lake bridges
• Outcomes of scoping
• Mainline alternative comparison
• Typical modified and hybrid
• Typical modified and general purpose lane
• What is modernization
• Alternative summary north
  
• Alternative summary south
• Purpose and need
• Existing corridor conditions
• Environmental considerations north
• Environmental considerations south
• Study summary
• Flooding mitigation exhibits
• Flood events
• Flood resiliency measures 1-3
• Flood resiliency measures 4
• Interchange alternative exhibits
• US 12-WIS 16 interchange alternative 1 diamond
• WIS 13 interchange alternative 3 trumpet
• WIS 13 interchange alternative 2 split diamond
• WIS 23 interchange alternative 1 diamond
• US 12 interchange alternative 1 DDI
• WIS 33 interchange at I-90/94 alternative 1 parclo
• WIS 33 interchange at I-39 alternative 2 diamond
• I-39 I-90/94 split interchange alternative 2 low build
• County CS interchange alternative 4 diamond
• WIS 19 interchange alternative 4 U-ramp
• US 51 interchange alternative 1 parclo
• New interchange impact areas
• New interchange planned land use
• New interchange benefits challenges
• Hoepker interchange alternative 1 diamond
• I-94 and Milwaukee Street interchange alternative 1
• US 151 High Crossing interchange alternative 1 directional SPUI vs diamond
  
• US 151 High Crossing interchange alternative 1 standard diamond
  
• I-94-WIS 30 interchange alternative 2 full modification
  

WisDOT held two PIMs for this study on Wednesday, April 12 and Thursday, April 13, 2023. Below are the PIM materials.

• Presentation

• Handout
• Yahara Elementary School
  
• Wisconsin Dells Middle School
• Exhibits
• Interchange alternative exhibits

WisDOT held two Public Involvement Meetings (PIM) for this study on Tuesday, September 13 and Wednesday, September 14, 2022. Below are the PIM materials.

• Presentation

• Exhibits
• Handout​
  

Stakeholders/committees

Stakeholder committees have been formed to provide updates and get feedback as the study progresses.

Business Advisory Committee (BAC)

The BAC gives the WisDOT team an avenue to share study information and obtain feedback from businesses along the corridor. This committee will provide a setting for members to provide feedback about the study’s communications approach, design needs, corridor issues, and environmental concerns and needs. The BAC includes large employers and business groups who can easily share study information with their employees and members.

Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)

Local and regional transportation and planning professionals comprise the TAC. This committee will provide technical information such as transportation and land use plans, utility locations, traffic volumes, public transportation routes, and general engineering and planning principles and policies.

Local Official Advisory Committee (LOAC)

Local and elected officials from the state, tribes, counties, cities, villages, other municipalities, and government agencies within the corridor will make up the LOAC. This committee will provide an opportunity for local leadership input on study aspects, including the need for the study, alternatives development and environmental impacts and benefits. The committee also provides valuable information about the study that local officials can share with their constituents and stakeholders.

Study comments/updates

WisDOT welcomes comments and suggestions related to this study.

• Comment online via the following link: Comment now
• Share comments at Public Involvement Meetings (PIMs) and other meetings
• Send comments via email to study staff

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Thank you for your interest in and assistance with this important study.