This is a long story – a very difficult few years of seeking to hold local and state government and elected officials to the law and to protecting public resources, which, of course, should be the case to start with. The story is only partly told here. It is one full of heart and of inspiring people, too.
Read Governor Evers' veto of the troubling Republic legislation SB900 which sought to undermine the Public Trust Doctrine. "I am vetoing this bill in its entirety because I object to impinging on the constitutional public trust doctrine under Article IX, Section 1 of the Wisconsin Constitution. This bill would open the door to the whittling away of public land by allowing the transfer of public lands to private entities without a rigorous review process." Thank you, Governor.
Read the Amended Judgment , reflecting the final OHWM Ruling and protection in the Public Trust below OHWM on Parcels 92 and 100. This is the final, successful, conclusion.