The Land and Water Conservation Board connects local and state governments on conservation and farmland
preservation issues. The board:
Reviews county land and water plans and makes recommendations
Recommends how the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection should allocate conservation funds to counties
Approves releases from farmland preservation agreements (if signed before July 1, 2009)
Provides a forum to discuss emerging soil and water conservation issues
The LWCB has 11 members: 3 each from county land conservation committees and state agency leaders, one Governor-appointed member serving a two-year term, and 4 Governor-appointed members representing urban, rural, river management and natural resource preservation interests. Mark Cupp is the current chair.
2021 Meetings
December 7
Agenda
Meeting Packet
Managing Stormwater with Green Infrastructure in Greendale, WI|
Kinnickinnic River: Pulaski Park Transformation
Waushara County LWRM Plan|
Waushara County Plan Revision Presentation
Milwaukee County LWRM Plan|
Milwaukee County Plan Revision Presentation
Waukesha County LWRM Plan|
Waukesha County Plan Revision Presentation
October 5
Agenda
Note: Agenda Item 12- Update on FSA Representation on County LCCs will be postponed to a future business meeting.
Meeting Packet
Kenosha County LWRM Plan 5-year Review Presentation
Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment for Contaminated Private Wells in the Fractured Dolomite Aquifer of Kewaunee County, WI Presentation
Building a Waterway with a Grade Stabilization Structure Video
Trempealeau County LWRM Plan 5-year Review Presentation
2020 Annual Report Presentation
Summary of Urban Nonpoint Source & Storm Water (UNPS) Management Program Planning Grant Scores