14 MILE WATERSHED COMMITTEE
Scope and Purpose
The committee’s mission is to achieve measurable improvement in the water quality of the 14-Mile Creek watershed. In order to make a meaningful impact on water quality, our programs will be designed to educate stakeholders about issues affecting the water quality in the watershed. Our program planning and implementation will also include stakeholders in the watershed.
Goals will include:
- Improve health of the lakes in the watershed
- Protect property values
- Protect public health in our waters, both surface waters and ground waters
- Provide sustainable programs for our residents to make a lasting impact
- Partner with watershed stakeholders in our efforts
14 Mile Watershed Committee Members:
- Rick Antin – Arrowhead
- Bob Benkowski – TriLakes advisor
- Scott Bordeau – Petenwell
- John Endrizzi – Town-wide surface water
- Rick Georgeson – Petenwell
- Gary Gross – Arrowhead
- John Haugen – Town of Rome advisor
- Carson Heinecke – Camelot
- Karen Knotek – Sherwood
- Kason Morley – Adams County Conservation key advisor (9 Key Element Plan)
- Scott Provost – DNR key advisor
- Phil Rockenbach – Arrowhead
- Alex Tomsyck – Business member
- Dave Trudeau – Sherwood
- Jerry Wiessinger – Sherwood
- Don Ystad – Camelot
14 Mile Watershed Committee Contributors:
- Christina Anderson – WI Land & Water water resources mgr (9 Key Element Plan)
- Jennifer Bergman – DNR advisor
- Andrew Craig – DNR non-point source planning coordinator (9 Key Element Plan)
- Taylor Hasz – DNR advisor
- Dr. Paul McGinley – UWSP advisor
- Dr. Steve Oberle – agronomy and groundwater advisor
- Sam Peterson – Adams County Conservation lakes advisor
