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PPP for stormwater
A 15-acre retail land use anchored by Walmart and three outlots in the village of West Milwaukee, Wis., required the design of a stormwater facility to handle the anticipated runoff. To address the issue, the village entered into a public-private partnership (PPP) with Walmart to address stormwater runoff from the site and an additional five acres of future redevelopment.
Project: Neighborhood Stormwater Facility Jurisdiction: West Milwaukee, Wis. Agency: Village of West Milwaukee Civil Engineer: R.A. Smith National, Brookfield, Wis. Contractors: DK Contractors of Pleasant Prairie, Wis. (public contractor); WA Randolph of Gurnee, Ill. (private contractor) Date completed: September 2012 Cost: $5.4 million ($3 million – underground stormwater chamber and $2.4 million – additional public infrastructure) A 15-acre retail land use anchored by Walmart and three outlots in the village of West Milwaukee, Wis., required...
