2012 - 2017 Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) - White Lake Township

PROJECT
NUMBER
BP-0006
White Lake Charter Township
Project Description
An Important, long term, high-priority objective is the development of a Township wide system of pathways connected to the regional
network. This pathway provides the north-south connection from M-59 (north) to the Township’s southern boundary and connects a
complex of 3 schools to neighborhoods throughout the length of the corridor.
PROJECT
NUMBER
PK-0001
PROJECT TITLE CATEGORY RATING FUNDING PROJECT
COST
Bogie Lake
Road Pathway
New
Construction
83
MDOT-EG;
P&RF; MSRSP
TOWNSHIP
SHARE
OTHER FUNDS
$1,503,000 $1,003,000 $500,000
Project Description
Following acquisition in 2009, White Lake Township intends to develop a stewardship plan for the property, as well as provide a barrierfree,
passive recreation park for the public. Initial amenities planned for the park include a parking lot, pathway / boardwalk / lake &
wetland viewing platform, and interpretive markers.
PROJECT
NUMBER
PK-0002
PROJECT TITLE CATEGORY RATING FUNDING PROJECT
COST
Bloomer Park
Redevelopment
TOWNSHIP
SHARE
OTHER FUNDS
Rehabilitation 72 MNRTFG; P&RF $445,000 $95,000 $350,000
Project Description
An important, long-term, high-priority objective is the development of a township-wide pathways system. The ITC Corridor Four Seasons
Trail provides a critical link between Pontiac Lake State Recreation Area and Highland Lake State Recreation Area, via the M-59 trailway.
This route is included in the Oakland County Greenways Plan and should include state and regional financial participation. Construction of
the trailway is expected to occur over several years.
PROJECT
NUMBER
PK-0003
PROJECT TITLE CATEGORY RATING FUNDING PROJECT
COST
Four Seasons
Trail (Phase I)
New
Construction
67
MNRTFG;
P&RF; USDOT
PROJECT TITLE CATEGORY RATING FUNDING PROJECT
COST
Four Seasons
Trail (Phase I)
New
Construction
67
MNRTFG;
P&RF; USDOT
TOWNSHIP
SHARE
OTHER FUNDS
$307,000 $157,000 $150,000
TOWNSHIP
SHARE
OTHER FUNDS
$156,000 $56,000 $100,000
Project Description
An important, long-term, high-priority objective is the development of a township-wide pathways system. The ITC Corridor Four Seasons
Trail provides a critical link between Pontiac Lake State Recreation Area and Highland Lake State Recreation Area, via the M-59 trailway.
This route is included in the Oakland County Greenways Plan and should include state and regional financial participation. Construction of
the trailway is expected to occur over several years.
2012-2017 Capital Improvement Plan
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