Rules for providing public testimony

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1 Rules for providing public testimony Allow speaker to be heard do not speak over the speaker. Court reporter can only record one topic of the West Waukesha Bypass Study. All speakers will be allowed 3 the panel. Speakers will be called in the order in which they registered. lobby entrance. lobby entrance to address property concerns.

2 Instructions for providing public testimony

3 Instructions for providing public testimony

4 Public Hearing West Waukesha Bypass Study

5 Roadway Level of Service: No-Build County XX 94 County TT Northview Rd. US 18 Summit Avenue County T Grandview Blvd. Madison St. Mac Arthur Rd. County X County D Sunset Dr. WIS 59 LEGEND A-B C-D E-F

6 2035 Average Weekday Daily Traffic Volumes Pebble Creek West and Far West Sunset Drive to County X North North 30,000 26, ,000 27,000 23, ,000 23,500 20,000 22,000 19,000 20,000 10,000 18,000 19,000 17,000 22,000 32,000

7 Roadway Level of Service LEGEND Level of Service A, B, and C Level of Service D Pebble Creek Alts. Sunset-to-X Alt County TT Northview Rd. County TT Northview Rd. D Summit Ave. D Summit Ave. B Madison St. B Madison St. C MacArthur Rd. C MacArthur Rd. B Sunset Dr. County X C B Sunset Dr. County X D B C

8 Area of Overland Groundwater Flow West of Pebble Creek Badger Dr Dr Pebble Creek Park Approximate Limits of Bridge Sunset Drive Pebble Creek Greenway 870 Pebble Creek Hawthorne Hollow Hollow Dr Dr Hazelwood Place Approximate Limits of Bridge 800 LEGEND Project Area Field Identified Groundwater Discharge Areas Field Identified Wetland Supported by Root Zone Groundwater Consultant Identified Groundwater Discharge 2 foot contour interval North

9 Pebble Creek West and Far West Alternatives Approximate Roadway Cuts North 16 Merrill Hills Rd Pebble Creek Far West Alternative Pebble Creek West Alternative Sunset Sunset Dr Dr Hawthorne Hawthorne Hollow Hollow Dr Dr Pebble Creek LEGEND Preliminary Wetland Boundaries Primary Environmental Corridor New Pavement Area New Grass Median Traffic Signal or Roundabout 1 Parcel Line Proposed Right-of-Way Approximate Limit of Construction Roadway Cut to Existing Terrain (ft) Exhibit 3-14 Pebble Creek West and Far West Alternatives Approximate Roadway Cuts

10 Stormwater Best Management Practices Vegetated Rock Filter Dry Detention Basin Infiltration Devices Grass Ditch Swale Block/Ditch Check Catch Basin

11 Common Noise Receptor Locations - I-94 to Summit Avenue Grandview Boulevard City of Pewaukee Northview Road Rolli n g Ridge Drive Barrier 2 Faith Baptist Church R2 R3 R4 R7 R8 R11 R12 R15 R16 R17 R19 R20 R21 R23 CH1 Meadowbrook Road R1 SC1 R5 R6 R9 R10 R13 R14 REC1 R18 R25 R27 R29 Meadow Brook School R22 R28 R24 R26 Pebble Creek Good Times Meadowview Park Barrier 4 Grandview Park Summit Avenue Legend Noise Receptors Not Impacted Impacted Eligible Noise Barrier Locations

12 Common Noise Receptor Locations - Summit Avenue to Wisconsin & Southern Railroad Good Times Summit Avenue Substation R30 REC2 Kisdon Hill Park City of Waukesha Barrier 6 R32 R34 Barrier 5 R31 R33 R35 R36 Madison Street R38 R37 Kame Terrace R41 R42 R39 R43 Waukesha School District Property Glacial Drumlin State Trail Apostolic Life Tabernacle R45 R44 R47 R46 R48 Waukesha Christian Academy MacArthur Road Wisconsin & Southern Railroad Road Fox River Shoppes at Legend Noise Receptors Not Impacted Impacted Eligible Noise Barrier Locations

13 Soil Boring Locations in the Pebble Creek Corridor See Cross-Section See Cross-Section North Exhibit 3-11 Soil Boring Locations in the Pebble Creek Corridor

14 Noise Receptor Locations - Pebble Creek Alternatives Sunset Park Waukesha School District Property Glacial Drumlin State Trail Apostolic Life Tabernacle Green Lane Sunset Drive Merrill Hills Country Club R46 R49 Pebble Creek MacArthur Road Pebble Creek Park Pebble Creek R55 R58 Wisconsin & Southe R50 R52 R54 R51 R57 R53 Saylesville Road Fox River Shoppes at Fox River Town Line Rd. R59 Genesee Road St. John Neumann Congregation Legend Noise Receptors Not Impacted Impacted Eligible Noise Barrier Locations

15 Noise Receptor Locations - Sunset-to-County X Alternative Sunset Park Waukesha School District Property Glacial Drumlin State Trail Apostolic Life Tabernacle Green Lane Sunset Drive R49 R46 MacArthur Road Sunset-to-County X Pebble Creek Park Pebble Creek Wisconsin & Souther R50 R52 R51 Saylesville Road Fox River Shoppes at Fox River Merrill Hills Country Club R55 R56 R54 R57 R53 Town Line Rd. R58 R59 Genesee Road St. John Neumann Congregation Legend Noise Receptors Not Impacted Impacted Eligible Noise Barrier Locations

16 Potential Stormwater Mitigation Features

17 Potential Stormwater Mitigation Features

18 Potential Stormwater Mitigation Features

19 Approximate area of groundwater contribution south of Sunset Drive

20 Groundwater flow path and contribution area north of Sunset Drive

21 Alternatives Comparison Matrix Alternative Resource No-Build Sunset-to-County X Pebble Creek West Pebble Creek Far West Residential displacements New right-of-way acquired acres 67 acres 66 acres Transportation travel time between I-94 and WIS 59 service in 2035 (on A to F scale) Transportation predicted crash rate For segment south of railroad tracks Travel time will increase over time 38-second to 1.5-minute less travel time than No- Build Alternative in to 3-minute less travel time than No-Build Alternative in to 3-minute less travel time than No-Build Alternative in 2035 C to F B to D B to C B to C Predicted crash rate 220 per 100 million vehicle miles of travel (73 injury and fatal, 147 property damage only) in 2035 Predicted crash rate 146 per 100 million vehicle miles of travel (59 injury and fatal, 119 property damage only). 34 percent lower than No-Build Alt. Predicted crash rate 128 per 100 million vehicle miles of travel (40 injury and fatal, 88 property damage only). 42 percent lower than No-Build Alt. Predicted crash rate 128 per 100 million vehicle miles of travel (40 injury and fatal, 88 property damage only). 42 percent lower than No-Build Alt. Cost ($2011) $0 $53 million $55 million $55 million Public input Groundwater Threatened and endangered resources Wetland Water quality Noise None None None Less than Build Alternatives, but untreated run-off will continue to run directly into Pebble Creek from existing bridges. None Previous Public Information Meeting input and CSS advisory group ratings favor Pebble Creek Alternatives over Sunset-to-County X Alternative and No-Build Alt, though there have been comments in support of the Sunset-to-County X and No-Build Alternatives No major cuts into slope required; would affect groundwater fed wetland north of Sunset Drive. Mitigation measures would reduce groundwater impacts. Seaside crowfoot population would be eliminated; potential for transplant exists, although DNR has no experience with transplanting this plant species. 7.8-acre impact to Butler s garter snake. Greatest impact on Butler s garter snake 1 and Blandings turtle because of wider Sunset Dr. barrier between habitat areas. 12 acres of wetland affected. Potential for onsite/near-site mitigation. Net increase of 9 acres of impervious area south of railroad. Run-off from roadway would discharge adjacent to Pebble Creek. 70 houses with noise impact; some are eligible for mitigation measures. Approx 25-foot cut into slope may affect groundwater fen south of Sunset Drive. Mitigation measures would reduce groundwater impacts. 8.3-acre impact to Butler s garter snake habitat. Less impact on Butler s garter snake and Blandings turtle because it lies on the edge of habitat area. 14 acres of wetland affected. Would affect 0.3 acre of a fen just south of Sunset Drive. Potential for onsite/near-site mitigation Net increase of 13 acres of impervious area south of railroad. Run-off would discharge several hundred feet from Pebble Creek. 55 houses with noise impact; some are eligible for mitigation measures. Approx 32-foot cut into slope required; more likely than other alternatives to intercept groundwater that supports down-slope wetlands. Mitigation measures would reduce groundwater impacts. 6.5-acre impact to Butler s garter snake habitat. Less impact on Butler s garter snake and Blandings turtle because it lies on the edge of habitat area. 11 acres of wetland affected. Potential for onsite/near-site mitigation Net increase of 13 acres of impervious area south of railroad. Run-off would discharge several hundred feet from Pebble Creek. 55 houses with noise impact; some are eligible for mitigation measures. Floodplain None 1 The DNR is considering removing the Butler s garter snake and Blandings turtle from the state s threatened species list.