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Council details Stop 43 stabilization plan; funds already allocated
Summary
Council reviewed a Stop 43 project including a retention wall, landscaping boulders, dune planting, boardwalk and new stairs; environmental permits through EGLE and the Army Corps are near completion and funds are already allocated in current and future budgets.
Council reviewed planned improvements at Stop 43 to address erosion and beach access. The project components described in the minutes include installation of a retention wall to prevent sand from filling drainage systems, placement of landscaping boulders to support dune stability, and planting dune vegetation to reduce erosion. Council also discussed construction of stairs and a boardwalk connecting access points to the beach; contractors who have worked on Stops 37 and 40 were expected to provide quotes.
Environmental permitting through the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) was described as near completion, and the Army Corps of Engineers had requested involvement through the joint application process. The minutes state that funds for the project have already been allocated in the current and future budgets, allowing work to proceed without using reserve funds.
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