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US 51 corridor, Dane County central segment (Stoughton Road) - Public involvement

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Highway studies are a cooperative effort between the public, state and federal review agencies, and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT). WisDOT welcomes public comments and provides many opportunities for community involvement.

A 14-minute project video is available to community groups. The video gives an overview of existing problems and concerns along the Stoughton Road corridor. Project staff are also available to give presentations about the needs assessment findings.

To borrow a copy of the video or to arrange for a presentation, email stoughtonroad@klengineering.com or contact:

Michael Hoelker, WisDOT Project Manager
2101 Wright Street
Madison, WI 53704
(608) 246-3832
Michael.Hoelker@dot.wi.gov

WisDOT also completed a survey to help citizens express their ideas about the study. Results of this survey are reported in the public involvement section (page 40) of the Stoughton Road Needs Assessment (NA).

Public information meetings (PIM) and workshops

Residents and motorists on the Stoughton Road corridor can share ideas and the results will be used as the basis for future design and construction along the corridor. Workshops allow attendees to give input about the study and work within groups to analyze the existing roadway. Public information meetings allow additional comment opportunities as well.

Scheduled/future meetings

  • There are no scheduled/future meetings to report on at this time.

Past meetings

  • November 9 and 10, 2006 - Two business information meetings were conducted to discuss the potential impacts of the alternatives on the businesses within the corridor.
  • March 29 and 30, 2006 - Two PIMs were conducted to present the corridor study alternatives.
  • May 3, 2004 - Alternative solutions workshop
  • April 7, 9 and 10, 2003 - Three PIMs were conducted to present the Needs Assessment (NA) results.

Newsletters/others

The following documents are in Adobe PDF PDF format.
(Note: Some files are large and may take longer to download depending on individual connection speeds. Users may need to zoom in to see details.)

News releases

  • There are no news releases to report on at this time.

Advisory committees

A technical advisory committee and a policy advisory committee have been involved in the management and study process. WisDOT determined committee members with input from the city of Madison.

The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) consists of representatives from:

  • City of Madison Engineering and Planning departments
  • Local governments of Monona, McFarland, Burke and Blooming Grove
  • Dane County Highway department
  • Madison Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
  • Madison Metro
  • Federal Highway Administration
  • Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

The Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) consists of representatives from:

  • Madison City Council
  • Madison Mayor's Office
  • Monona City Council
  • Towns of Blooming Grove and Burke
  • Madison Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
  • Dane County Highway Commission
  • Dane County Supervisors' Public Works and Transportation Committee
  • Local businesses and business associations
  • Neighborhood residents

Email list

Email stoughtonroad@klengineering.com to be added to a mailing list. Participants will receive notices of public involvement workshops and meetings, meeting minutes and newsletters.

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