Roadway or path or combination of a roadway and path

Location, length and alignment of roadway, path or trails

Alternate routes proposed for access and parking on the property (see adjoining map)

Type / material to be used (e.g. gravel, blacktop pavement, or other)

Provision of access to the Lake Michigan Beach – part of property

Handicap accessible access to preserve, to beach, to bluff top / viewsheds

Limitations to accessing the property (e.g. park hours – sunrise to sunset, etc.)

Necessary access for fire and rescue vehicles

Necessary access for park maintenance

Meet requirements of the conservation easement, existing grants, potential grants, etc.

Access for necessary machinery and equipment for construction of the access roadway, trails, paths, staircase, viewing decks, etc.

Wood chipped trails

Provision of access to the Lake Michigan Beach

Type of access to the Lake Michigan beach (e.g. staircase, switchback trail, etc.)

Location / Alignment of access to the Lake Michigan beach

Posting of boundaries along the beach (e.g. signage – park boundaries)

Addressing tresspassing issue and private property along the beach (e.g. fencing, posting signage, etc.)

Type / style / materials for potential signage to be posted along the boundaries of the park

Frequency of signage along the boundaries

Enforcement of tresspassing

Meet requirements of the conservation easement, existing grants, potential grants, etc.

Access for necessary machinery and equipment for construction of the access roadway, trails, paths, staircase, viewing decks, etc.

Provision of waste recepticles / garbage cans or "carry in / carry out" policies

Location / placement

Maintenance / Removal of waste, Frequency of Maintenance / Removal

Access to waste recepticles by maintenance vehicles

Provision of access to the Lake Michigan Beach – Limit trampling of vegetation on bluff, gorge, ravines, etc.

Protection of gorge vegetation, soils (erosion), geology, etc. by providing limited access (e.g. designated trails, staircase down gorge, further from parking and roadway access)

Management for invasive species early and often

Friends Group to assist in the maintenance of the natural area, vegetation, etc.

Limit erosion to bluff – signage, staircase, etc.

Meet requirements of the conservation easement, existing grants, potential grants, etc.

Other viewing opportunities (e.g. viewing decks, platforms, etc.)

Avoid any impacts to wetlands

Minimize impacts that cause bluff erosion

Minimize impacts to soils, woodlands, natural area, high quality vegetation, and topography

Restrict access to certain areas – Areas within the Gorge

Potential for scientific research and nature study

Recognition of hunting on USFWS property that adjoins property (e.g. posting of more USFWS signage, etc.)

Management of natural vegetation (e.g. deer culling)

Trespassing and potential dangers associated with the surrounding housing – need to clearly delineate / sign

Signage, Signage, Signage

Potential of limited or restricted hunting

Printed / Posted guidelines for using the property for hunting

Safe Hunting – Marketing (e.g. Friends Group, Education, WDNR Training, etc.)

Restrict access to certain areas – Areas within the Gorge

Parks Department – Necessary access for picnic areas, outlooks, waste recepticles

Friends Group – Capacity Building with adjoining landowners

Volunteer work days – volunteer coordinator

Stewardship Groups

Access for necessary machinery and equipment for construction of the access roadway, trails, paths, staircase, viewing decks, etc.