Root River Watershed Restoration Plan

The Root River watershed restoration plan is a second-level plan developed in the context of the 2007 regional water quality management plan update for the Greater Milwaukee watersheds. The plan provides specific, targeted recommendations to address four major focus areas: water quality, recreational use and access, habitat conditions, and flooding.

Final Report

Root River Executive Summary

Community Assistance Planning Report No. 316, A Restoration Plan for the Root River Watershed—Part One: Chapters 1-7 (7/2014, 770 pp)

Community Assistance Planning Report No. 316, A Restoration Plan for the Root River Watershed—Part Two: Appendices (7/2014, 344 pp)

Community Assistance Planning Report No. 316, A Restoration Plan for the Root River Watershed—Supplement to Part Two: Appendix G (7/2014)

Community Assistance Planning Report No. 316, A Restoration Plan for the Root River Watershed—Supplement to Part Two: Appendix H (7/2014)

Community Assistance Planning Report No. 316, A Restoration Plan for the Root River Watershed—Supplement to Part Two: GIS Files (7/2014)

Supplemental Report

Memorandum Report No. 220, Supplemental Information Developed for the Root River Watershed Restoration Plan (4/2015)

Meeting Presentations (click here)

Related Materials

Racine Health Department Water Quality Monitoring Report – March 2014

Meeting Materials (click here)