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Military Avenue Business Association in Mission Statement Green Bay, Wisconsin  
  Board of Directors:
 
Pres Bryan Boettcher-Quick Signs
VP Henry Czachor-MMC Properties, LLC (Westgate Center)
Sec Edward Martin-H.J. Martin
Tres Judy Decker – M&I Bank
  Michael Cuene-Broadway Automotive
  Andrea Gauger-Green Bay Plaza
  Greg Polacheck-Associated Bank
  Dan Burich-Bay Motel and Restaurant
  Ryon Savasta-Sara Investments
  Theresa Barlament-The Pancake Place
  Randy Zaidel-Military BP Gas Station
   
   
Project Coordinator
 

Gene Hackbarth
Phone: 920.227.7878
Email: geneha933@yahoo.com

  Standing Committee Chairs
 

Government Relations: Mike Cuene
Business Dev: Greg Polacheck
Marketing & Comm: Henry Czachor
Membership: Judy Decker
Events Comm: Andrea Gauger and Theresa Barlament

  Friends of MABA:
 

Green Bay Chamber of Commerce
IPSSolutions.com
Henjum Creative
Bay Family Restaurant
M & I Bank
Quick Signs
TMC Business Connections
Fireman’s Park Neighborhood Assoc.
Perkin’s Park Neighborhood Assoc

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Military Avenue Reconstruction

Military Avenue Reconstruction, ______ St. to ________ St.

2009 - 2012 STP Urban Program
Project ID Municipality Project Type Rank
4987-02-39 CITY OF GREEN BAY MILITARY AVENUE CONSTRUCTION 1
LANGLADE AVENUE - WEST MASON STREET
2
4987-02-38 CITY OF GREEN BAY MILITARY AVENUE DESIGN REVIEW
LANGLADE AVENUE - WEST MASON STREET

http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/projects/us41expansion/docs/nl-spring2009.pdf
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/projects/us41expansion/docs/nl-summer2009.pdf

US 41 Expansion, Brown County (De Pere to Suamico) US 41 is a major north-south transportation corridor of significant importance to northeast Wisconsin and Brown County. Locally, it is a vital connection between the communities of the Fox River Valley and Green Bay. Regionally, it links the population centers of northeastern Wisconsin and upper Michigan to the Milwaukee and Chicago metropolitan areas. It is part of the National Highway System, and is a federal/state long-truck route. The segment of US 41 from Milwaukee to Green Bay has been identified as being eligible for interstate designation once upgraded to interstate standards. It is classified as a multi-lane backbone route on the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s (WisDOT) Corridors 2020 plan, which allocates high priority funding to highways connecting major regions and economic centers.

The Brown County portion of the expansion project will begin at Orange Lane and extend approximately 14 miles north to County M (Lineville Road). The project will reconstruct the existing freeway with additional lanes to safely and efficiently accommodate the existing and future traffic wishing to use the facility.

Eight interchanges along US 41 will be reconstructed to meet current design standards. These interchanges include:

  • County F (Scheuring Road)
  • County G (Main Avenue)
  • County AAA (Oneida Street/Waube Lane)
  • County VK (Lombardi Avenue)
  • WIS 54 (Mason Street)
  • WIS 29/WIS 32 (Shawano Avenue/Dousman Street)
  • US 141/County HS (Velp Avenue)
  • I-43

The freeway design will allow for the future installation of Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) technologies should they become necessary to manage traffic congestion. These systems provide traffic information to motorists and monitor ramp metering.

Noise walls will be constructed along US 41 from WIS 172 to WIS 54.

WIS 29 will be reconstructed between County J and Taylor Street concurrently with the US 41 work. The WIS 29 work includes:A grade separation of the County J/WIS 29 intersection.

  • A frontage road between County J and Packerland Drive.
  • An interchange at Packerland Drive.
  • WIS 29 will connect to US 41 with a free flow freeway-to-freeway type interchange.
  • Reconstruction of Taylor Street between Dousman Street and the railroad crossing south of Shawano Avenue.
  • Construction of a shared use path along the north side of Shawano Avenue from Pamperin Park to Taylor Street.

In 2003, an improvement project was done on US 41 from Lombardi Avenue to I-43 in Brown County. The improvement project was repairs needed to extend the life of the pavement and bridges until they could be reconstructed as part of this US 41 capacity expansion project.

Source: http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/projects/us41expansion/brown-index.htm
Source Date: 2/13/2008

 

Type of work

Date

Design

2005-2012

Real estate acquisition

mid-2007 to 2012

Utilities

2009 to end of 2013

Construction

2011 to end of 2015

US 41 noise wall construction

2011-2013

US 41 (Orange Lane to Glory Road)

2014-2015

US 41 (Glory Road to Morris Avenue)

2011-2012

US 41 (Mason Street interchange)

2011

US 41 (Morris Avenue to Memorial Drive)

2013-2014

US 41 (Memorial Drive to County M (Lineville Road))

2014-2015

WIS 29 County J grade separation/frontage road

2012

WIS 29/Packerland interchange

2012-2013

Source: http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/projects/us41expansion/brown-schedule.htm
Source Date: 2/13/2008

For questions about individual Northeast Region projects, contact:

Mike Berg, Director 
944 Vanderperren Way
Green Bay WI 54324-0080
Phone: (920) 492-4118
Fax: (920) 492-5640
 
 

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