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Bayside board approves MMSD stormwater credit purchase tied to $410,000 green‑infrastructure grant
Summary
The Village of Bayside unanimously approved a purchase agreement for MMSD stormwater gallon capture credits to support a proposed green‑infrastructure project with Schlitz Audubon Nature Center and the Shul; the design includes 325,894 gallons of capture credits and a ~$410,000 grant reimbursed after installation.
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The Village of Bayside Board of Trustees on Sept. 11 unanimously approved a Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) Stormwater Management Gallon Capture Credit Purchase Agreement linked to a joint grant application for green infrastructure around North Lake Drive and Brown Deer Road.
Village Manager Andy Pederson told trustees the proposed project would design 325,894 gallon capture credits, credited at $1.26 per gallon, yielding an overall grant of about $410,000 that would be reimbursed to the village after installation is complete. Pederson said the village facilitated the joint application with the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center and the Shul to mitigate stormwater impacts in the study area.
Trustee Mike Barth moved to approve the purchase agreement; Trustee Bob Rudman seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The board did not set construction or implementation dates during the meeting; Pederson noted the agreement is part of the Brown Deer Road and Lake Drive Stormwater Study.
Public Works Director Shane Albers later summarized the village’s broader 2025 capital work, noting that milling and paving for the road and stormwater management project is underway and that the MMSD credit agreement complements those efforts.
The approval formalizes the village’s participation in the credit purchase and preserves eligibility for the joint grant; details about grant administration and the municipal reimbursement timeline were summarized by staff but not finalized at the meeting. The board did not take separate action on project funding beyond approving the agreement.
