Land That Is Lost
23 November 2004 - 7:00am
Reflecting on what might have been for a scenic mile of Lake Michigan shoreline---that could have been a public park, instead of condos.
Twenty years ago, a stretch of waterfront along Lake Michigan could have become another jewel in greater Milwaukees "emerald necklace," adding to chain of public parks along the lakeside. Unfortunately, budget deficits and County Board shortsightedness interfered with the purchase of the property for public enjoyment, and the land ultimately was privately developed for condominiums. Though its too late now, perhaps it can be a lesson for the future, as Whitney Gould observes.
Full Story:
Lakefront land is now a lost opportunity
Source:
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, November 22, 2004
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