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South Shore Park to get nearly $1 million in improvements

Milwaukee County officials have announced South Shore Park has received $900,000 in grants, which will in part lead to reconstruction of area amenities, according to a news release from the County Executive Chris Abele’s office.

Two grants — a $100,000 from the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District and an $800,000 grant from the Wisconsin Waterways Commission — are tied to goals for improving water quality and redeveloping the waterfront area.

Money dedicated to redevelopment will be put toward:

  • Reconstructing the park’s boat launch ramp;
  • replacing the failing bulkhead wall while integrating it with a new promenade connecting area facilities;
  • building a public boat wash at the west end of the launch;
  • reconstructing the boat launch parking lot;
  • replace the current gatehouse/fee booth with a new structure next to the launch itself; and
  • provide lighting, signage, benches, landscaping, kayak/canoe launch improvements and pavement markings.

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Alex Zank is a construction reporter for The Daily Reporter. He can be reached at 414-225-1820.

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