The following site also describes this project: Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) site notes beach fill in the context of a dredged material disposal project associated with the Duluth-Superior Harbor: The report lists beach location, date, funding type, volume, length, and cost for each project. The projects were in Kewaunee, Two Rivers, Sheboygan, Milwaukee, and Racine. The report Summary of Beach Nourishment Activity Along the Great Lakes' Shoreline 1955-1996 lists 9 beach nourishment projects along Wisconsin's Lake Michigan shoreline between 19. Information on beach fill in Wisconsin is limited. Wisconsin DNR has developed a fact sheet on allowable beach maintenance activities. A permit is required if the fill is deposited on state-owned lakebed. The criteria used to evaluate permit applications for beach fill projects include impacts on fish and wildlife habitat and the potential for sediment contamination. There is no state funding program for beach nourishment.' Requires public access to all navigable waters. Regulates grading or removing of top soil of the Filling above the high water mark or behind an approvedīulkhead line to nourish a beach does not require a DNR permit. Prohibits dredging, filling and dredged material disposal Regulates removal of material from beds of navigable waters.

'The state does not have policies regarding beach nourishment. State, Territory, and Commonwealth Beach Nourishment Programs, A National Overview (NOAA, March 2000) provides the following information:

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