A Sample of Our 2017
Cost Share Success Stories
Each cost share project is completely unique. However, in order to protect new growth from wildlife and give plantings their best chance for survival, temporary fencing and irrigation are required for ALL Oneida County cost share projects. Construction plans are designed specifically for a landowner's shoreline/property and meet strict state and county specifications. Costs for the following projects vary greatly and are based on practices used, amount of rock (if required), number of plantings or other supplies needed. Contact us at 715-369-7835 to set up a site visit for your property.
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2017 Squash Lake
Estimated Cost: $5,186.88
Completed: Summer, 2017
Project consisted of shoreline and upland plantings, no rock rip rap. Plantings were completed in Summer, 2017. Seventy feet of shoreline was restored.
Ten trees, 40 shrubs, 628 ground cover plants, and ten ounces of grass seed mix were used to restore a total of 2,400 square feet.
Ten trees, 40 shrubs, 628 ground cover plants, and ten ounces of grass seed mix were used to restore a total of 2,400 square feet.
2017 - Tomahawk Lake
Estimated Cost: $20,305.14
Completed: June, 2017
Project consisted of 250' of rip rap installation (after removal of existing wood/log seawall) and plantings.
One hundred cubic yards of rock rip rap, 8 trees, 15 shrubs, 375 ground cover plants and 8 ounces of grass seed mix were used.
Tomahawk Lake
Estimated Cost: $25,499.92
Completed: Summer, 2017
Project consisted of 100' of upland plantings, bag walls, permeable pathway and sediment logs. A total of 5,390 square feet were restored.
Nineteen trees, 137 shrubs, 1,972 groundcover plants, and 12 ounces of native seed were used. Additionally, 200 enviroloc bags (two plants per bag) and 3 sediment logs were utilized in this design.
Lake Kawaguesaga
Estimated Cost: $35,000.00
Completed: September, 2017
Restoration included 150' of rock rip rap. In addition, a bag wall and upland plantings also restored 2,400 square feet in this project.
Seventeen trees, 146 shubs, 844 ground cover plantings, 20 cubic yards of compost, and 10 ounces of grass seed were used in this design. In addition, 98 cubic yards of rock rip rap, and more than 365 enviroloc bags will protect this property from further erosion.