All the newsletters, announcements and other items that aren’t quite a full blog post.
Wisconsin Stormwater Awareness Week Sept. 19-27, 2026
Wisconsin Stormwater Awareness Week is Sept. 19-27, 2026!
Join us for the fourth annual Wisconsin Stormwater Week! WI Stormwater Week is a collaborative effort of organizations throughout the state that work to raise awareness about the sources of stormwater pollution. WI Governor Tony Evers signed a proclamation establishing September 19 – 27, as the 2026 WI Stormwater Week. WI Stormwater Week is the SAME week as National Stormwater Awareness Week, and this year in addition to sharing educational resources with the statewide effort, we will be providing additional content from our stormwater experts in the City of Madison Engineering Division!
You can expect the following from Engineering on our social media and blogs:
- Blog Panel on stormwater Topics each day
- Social media videos about specific stormwater projects and programs
Sign up for the blogs from the experts.
Visit our Engineering Instagram page.
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Statewide, expect live online chats about specific topics:
The week-long effort includes free educational webinars for WI residents and homeowners. These webinars provide backyard stormwater pollution prevention practices and regional resources for residents to get involved.
- Tuesday, Sept. 22 (6 – 7 PM) – Whose Pond is it Anyway?
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- Wednesday, Sept. 23 (6 – 6:45 PM) – Only Rain Down the Drain!
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- Thursday, Sept. 24 (6 – 7 PM) – Infiltration: We’re Not Talking Coffee!
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Register for a webinar by visiting the WI Stormwater Webinar website.
WI Stormwater Week is the same week as National Stormwater Awareness Week! National Stormwater Week has free educational webinars throughout the week posted on the National Stormwater Week Website.
Wisconsin Stormwater Week for Monona, WI
Some might argue that the lakes and rivers of Dane County are the regions greatest assets. There is no doubt that they are important to the region’s well being in so many ways, but it begs the question – Do we care enough to make a difference in the health of our waterways?
On that note, it is important to understand the impacts that humans have on the landscape and how those impacts are tied to stormwater runoff. Thing is, these impacts don’t have to be harmful. We have the ability to make permanent, positive changes to the way we design, build, and manage our landscape. However, to do this, requires an understanding of your watershed, the water cycle within it, and how your actions can cause both harm and healing. Positive change cannot happen without inspiration, effort, money, and time. Because of this we encourage you to get involved, learn, and be inspired. No better week to start, than Wisconsin Stormwater Week!
Wisconsin kicks off its stormwater week on September 19th in Dane County with an Upper Yahara River Clean-up Event. The event will be hosted by Dane County Land and Water Resources Department on Saturday starting at 10 am at Veteran’s Memorial Park in DeForest. The event is hosted by the Friends of the Yahara River Headwaters and will include refreshments. Several events will follow in the next week. To learn more click on the attached link.
During Stormwater Week, Dane County Land and Water Resources will also be hosting several free webinars as well as a rain barrel sale. Information can be found on the Dane County Ripple Effects website linked to this article.
Dane County Office of Energy & Climate Change is also holding a free tree registration and a Salt Smart Design webinar related to smart site/landscaping design ideas to help reduce use of salt for ice/snow maintenance. More information can be found here – https://mailchi.mp/
If you would like to more deeply connect to the areas lakes and rivers you could go back to the roots of it all, 12,000 years ago! Learn more about the regions physical history and how the Ho Chunk Nation became the first stewards of the areas water bodies. Try to imagine the resources these lakes and streams provided them. The importance of these waters was not only based on the sustenance they provided, but their spiritual nature and the awe of the Madison area as an unmarked landscape. What was once a pristine habitat turned into modern human’s recreational playgrounds.
Visit – https://www.olin-turville.org/
Greater Madison Music Convening, Ballet Folklorico Mexico at Leopold Park, Downtown Plan, and More!
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Thank you to everyone who participated in the Greater Madison Regional Music Community Convening on September 15. It was inspiring to bring together artists, musicians, venues, educators, promoters, organizations, advocates, and music supporters from across the region to share ideas, experiences, challenges, and opportunities for the future of music in Greater Madison.
The conversation highlighted the value of bringing together people and ideas from across genres and communities, exploring new ways to connect musicians with audiences, creating more accessible and welcoming live music experiences, and strengthening opportunities for sustainable careers in music. Participants also recognized the depth and diversity of talent in Madison while identifying ways to build stronger connections and create greater access across the music community.
FREE Fall Fun at Aldo Leopold Park with Ballet Folklorico Mexico and more!
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The City’s Leopold Arbor Hills Neighborhood Resource Team is hosting its FREE Fall Fun Series:
- Aldo Leopold Park, 2906 Traceway Drive
- September 23 and 30 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Join us at the Park for:
- Ballet Folklorico Mexico traditional Aztec and Mexican dance at 6:00 p.m.
- Lessons in social dance, ultimate frisbee, disc golf, and mountain biking 5:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.
- Light dinner 6:30 p.m.
Envision Downtown Madison: Downtown Plan Meeting October 1, 2026
Join us Thursday October 1st for Envision Downtown Madison’s third public open house. Learn about potential public and private sector initiatives and ideas that could advance Big Moves and keep downtown Madison a thriving place, as well as the draft land use framework to guide future developments.
The hybrid open house will be held at the Madison Municipal Building, Room 215, starting at 5:00 pm, with a presentation at 5:30 pm. The presentation and question and answer period of the meeting will be accessible via Zoom.
Materials from past meeting and public feedback summaries are available on the Downtown Area Plan webpage. Spanish translation will be provided. Translation for other languages available by request.
Questions or comments? Reach out to downtownplan@cityofmadison.com or go to the Downtown Area Plan webpage.
Details
October 1st. 5:00 p.m. Presentation at 5:30 p.m.
In-person: Madison Municipal Building, 201 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd., Room 215
Online: Zoom
Teejop Art: First Nations Cultural Landscape Tours of the Teejop Community Art Project
Join UW–Madison’s First Nations Cultural Landscape Tour guides for conversation and kid-friendly activities exploring the 14,000+ year history of Ho-Chunk people in Teejop (Four Lakes), as part of the Teejop Community Art Project.
No registration required, just drop by any time.
- Tenney Park – Sat, Sept 26 (10am–2pm)
- Capitol Hill – Sat, Oct 3 (10am–2pm) · rain date Sun, Oct 4 (10am–2pm)
- All Locations (Indigenous Peoples’ Day) – Sun, Oct 11 (10am–4pm)
- UW Madison Arboretum – Sat, Oct 17 (10am–2pm) · rain date Sun, Oct 18 (10am–2pm)
- Olbrich & Hudson Parks – Sat, Oct 24 (10am–4pm) · rain date Sun, Oct 25 (10am–2pm)
More information, events, and resources at http://teejop.org
mk zariel named City of Madison’s 2026-27 Youth Poet Laureate
The Madison Arts Commission has named mk zariel (pronouns: it/its) as Madison’s fifth Youth Poet Laureate. zariel is a nonbinary butch theater artist. It previously served as the City’s Vice Youth Poet Laureate and is a published author of three chapbooks. It also contributes to literary and advisory columns and makes appearances on various podcasts.
Update Your Neighborhood Contact Information
The Planning Division hosts an interactive map and profiles of neighborhood organizations that are recognized by the City on its website. Please make sure your organization’s information is accurate if you need to make any updates, please do so here. Thank you!
Streets Division Updates
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- Brush Collection Nearing the End: Check to see if you have a brush set out date remaining before you set out branches and sticks for pickup. Get your set out dates at www.cityofmadison.com/
BrushCollection. - Drop-off Sites: You can take brush to drop-off sites. There’s a lot of stuff you can take there, too. Electronics. Batteries. Cooking oil. More information is available at www.cityofmadison.com/
DropOffSites. - Conquer Your Leaves: Did you get a mailing from the Engineering Division recently? Inside, you will find this flyer about why it’s important to manage your leaves and the many ways you can conquer the leaves that are falling.
- Leaf Pickup Starts Soon: Get the rules and set out dates for leaf pickup at www.cityofmadison.com/
YardWaste. - Food Scraps: The farmers’ market season is also rapidly coming to a close, so if you have been meaning to stop out at one of these four locations, please do so soon. Food scraps drop-off will be available at other locations after the market season is done as well. More information can be found at www.cityofmadison.com/
FoodScraps.
PROJECT UPDATES
Parman Terrace
Location: 713 Parman Terrace
Estimated Schedule: To be determined
September 18, 2026 Update
The project is going to the Common Council public hearing on Sept. 22, 2026. After feedback from the public information meeting on June 30, 2026, questionnaire results, Transportation Commission meeting on July 15, 2026, and Board of Public Works meeting on Sept. 9, 2026. The project will seek approval of Plans, Specifications, and Assessments.
Members of the public are encouraged to watch, register support/opposition, speak (3 minutes), and/or submit written comments. You can send an email to allalders@cityofmadison.com to voice your opinion for the project.
To register for the upcoming meeting enter the website https://www.cityofmadison.com/
Manitou Way Storm Box Replacement Phase 2
Location: 3802 Manitou Way
Estimated Schedule: July 20, 2026 – September 30, 2026
September 18, 2026 Update
A section of the UW Arboretum wall has been inventoried, removed, and will be carefully stored offsite in advance of storm sewer work. The project contractor plans to schedule the installation of the storm sewer box to be completed in one day. They will start work to excavate and remove sections of existing box a few days before the installation day. A crane will be placed in Manitou Way to remove and place sections of box directly from delivery trucks into place. The dates of the sewer installation has not been determined but it is anticipated to start between September 21st and 30th.
South Point Public Works Facility
Location: 402 South Point Road
Estimated Schedule: November 1, 2024 – July 28, 2028
September 17, 2026 Update
Addendum #5 was posted today on Bid Express, project “9782 – South Point Public Works Facility”. A reminder that bids for South Point Public Works Facility are due next Thursday, September 24thth at 2:00 p.m. Bidders are reminded to acknowledge all addendums with their bid documents.
MADISON PARKS
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MY MONONA NEWS
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CENTURY AVENUE & BRANCH STREET CONSTRUCTION UPDATE 9.16.26
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Local Budget Processes – Opportunity to share your thoughts!
Hi HSC Partners-
We have entered the season of local budget processes. Both Dane County and the City of Madison have websites highlighting the budget process. The websites provide a wealth of information.
This is the time to share your thoughts!
Dane County is currently holding Public Hearings regarding their budget. Subscribers to this group are typically interested in the Department of Human Services budget. That hearing will be held on Wednesday, September 16th (tonight) at 5:30 PM. The meeting will be held in-person at the City County Building in Room 201 or you may attend virtually through Zoom. To speak at the meeting, the public must register in advance. Information on how to register is found on the agenda.
The City has two budget processes. One is for the Capital Budget and the other is for the Operating Budget. The Capital budget is currently being heard at Finance Committee with the next meeting scheduled for September 28, 2026 at 4:30 PM. The Operating Budget is expected to be released on October 6, 2026. Finance Committee hearings for the Operating Budget are scheduled for October 12, 13, and 26, 2026.
The public can also reach out to their City Alder or County Board Supervisor via email to share thoughts on the budget. You can find your reps online:
The HSC’s Education and Advocacy Committee encourages everyone to have their voices heard!
If you would like to join the Education and Advocacy Committee, meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of them month at 11AM virtually. Please send an email to hsc@cityofmadison.com to request a calendar invite.
HSC Education & Advocacy Committee
DANE COUNTY REGIONAL HOUSING NEWS
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HOMELESS SERVICES CONSORTIUM SEEKING NOMINATIONS
Seeking Nominations for HSC Board & Membership Positions!
Hello HSC Members!
Have you ever wanted to be on a Board of Directors? It could be a great leadership opportunity, a resume builder, and a way to have an impact on service delivery in our community. Board participation is also an opportunity to learn more about effective advocacy within our local homeless services system.
The HSC Nominating and Governance Committee is now accepting nominations for both the HSC Board of Directors and the HSC Membership Chair and Vice Chair positions. The deadline for nominations is Monday, October 5th.
Please consider running for a Board seat or taking on a leadership position with our Membership body. If you are not interested yourself, please give some thought as to who might be a good candidate, and nominate them if they are willing. We are looking for individuals who are passionate about ending homelessness in Dane County, and who would bring diverse perspectives, skills, and experiences to our HSC Board and Membership.
See below for more details. Please reach out to Torrie at tkoppmueller@cityofmadison.com if you have any questions.
HSC 2026 Board of Directors and Membership Chair and Vice Chair
Nomination and Election Information
The HSC Nominating and Governance Committee is seeking nominations for the following roles to be elected by the HSC Membership in October 2026 for terms beginning in January 2027:
- Lived Experience Seat (1 opening, 3-year term)*
- Homeless Service Agency Seat (1 opening, 3-year term)
- At-Large Seat (3 openings, 3-year term)
- Membership Chair (1 opening, 1-year term)
- Membership Vice Chair (1 opening, 1-year term; does not sit on Board of Directors)
*Note that HSC members with lived experience of homelessness are not limited to elected or appointed Lived Experience Seats, and are highly encouraged to consider running for any of the above open seats for which they are eligible.
Please see the attached Board of Directors position description, code of conduct, and conflict of interest policy for additional information on Board responsibilities. Information about eligibility for each position is at the end of this email. Please also see the attached HSC Chair & Vice Chair position description.
Nomination Process
You may self-nominate or nominate someone else you think could contribute in one of these roles. Nominations (no more than two paragraphs) must include:
- Name of the nominee
- Agency or entity the nominee is affiliated with, if any
- Seat/role for which the person is being nominated:
*Note: If the nominee is eligible and would be willing to fill more than one open seat (e.g., lived experience or membership chair), include all seats they would consider.- Lived Experience Seat
- Homeless Service Agency Seat
- At-Large Seat
- Membership Chair
- Membership Vice Chair
- Two forms of contact information for the nominee
- If known, why the nominee wants to serve in this position
- Summary of nominee’s relevant background and experience
Nomination and Election Timeline
- Email nominations to hsc@cityofmadison.com. The deadline for submitting nominations is 4:00pm on Monday, October 5th.
- Candidates will be sent a few questions to answer in writing. Contact hsc@cityofmadison.com if you need the questions in a different format. Answers will be due Friday, October 9th at noon.
- The Committee will announce the slate of candidates and distribute written responses from candidates on Tuesday, October 13th via the HSC listserv.
- Nominees are invited and highly encouraged to attend the HSC annual membership meeting on Tuesday, October 20th from 1:00-2:30pm to introduce themselves and speak for up to 2 minutes about why they make a good candidate.
- Voting will take place via electronic ballot sent to all eligible voters following the Tuesday, October 20th HSC membership meeting, and continuing through Friday, October 23rd. Results will be announced after voting has closed.
- Newly elected positions will have onboarding and training opportunities during November and December before their terms begin in January 2027.
Position Eligibility
In an effort to have diverse perspectives represented in HSC leadership, eligibility for each position varies.
Homeless Service Agency Seat
Individuals elected to Homeless Service Agency Seats must represent an agency that receives CoC, EHH, or City ESG funds at the time of the election. For the upcoming election, these agencies are:
- Briarpatch Youth Services
- Catalyst for Change
- City of Madison
- Dane County, WI
- Focus Counseling
- Housing Initiatives, Inc.
- Institute for Community Alliances
- Legal Action of Wisconsin
- Madison Street Medicine
- OutReach, Inc.
- Porchlight, Inc.
- Tenant Resource Center
- Tellurian
- The Salvation Army of Dane County
- The Road Home Dane County
- Urban Triage
- YWCA Madison
At-Large Seat
Individuals elected to At-Large Seats must not represent or work for an agency that receives CoC, EHH, or City ESG funds at the time of the election. Please refer to the above list of agencies.
Anyone meeting eligibility is encouraged to be nominated. People representing the following are highly encouraged to apply: elected public officials, business community, law enforcement, recovery housing/sober living provider, behavioral or primary health provider, workforce development organization and local court system managing Assisted Outpatient Treatment, civil commitment or other specialty courts.
Rolling Nominations
If you are not able to run for a leadership position during this election cycle, but think you may be interested later on, please consider filling out our interest form. We will reach out at a later date to gauge your interest and availability for future election cycles and mid-year vacancies.
Sincerely,
HSC Nominating and Governance Committee
MADISON FIRE DEPARTMENT
National Preparedness Month: Neighborhood Preparedness
Have you ever borrowed a tool from a neighbor? Or shared garden produce with them?
That connection is called social capital, and research has found those same connections are one of the most important factors in strengthening community resilience and disaster recovery.
Preparing for emergencies with your neighbors benefits everyone. Learn more about the research behind social capital (video).
Where to Start
Say hi and exchange phone numbers if you haven’t. In case of emergency, ask if your neighbors have members of the household that may need extra help, pets that need rescuing, or kids that might be home alone that you can check on.
Map Your Neighborhood
If you already know your neighbors, host a get-together and do a deeper dive. The Map Your Neighborhood tools from Washington State Emergency Management is a great way to get started.
The Map Your Neighborhood program guides you and your neighbors through simple steps to help enhance your preparedness during an emergency. Through effective planning with your neighbors, you will be better prepared to take actions that can minimize damage and protect lives during disasters.
This tool is designed to improve readiness at the neighborhood level and teaches you how to rely on each other from the time of disaster until responders arrive to assist. This type of shared reliance within neighborhoods is especially important during significant disasters where there is a high demand for resources; emergency response to your neighborhood may be delayed for hours.
Ask your neighborhood organization, tenants’ association, or landlord to promote these efforts. Click to find your neighborhood organization and get started.
Prepare with your neighbors and be stronger together!
Why Neighborly Connections Matter
It turns out knowing your neighbors is correlated with higher survival, evacuation, and mental health recovery rates after a disaster. Researcher Daniel Aldrich shares examples of resilience through social connection from actual recovery efforts across the globe:
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This content is free for use with credit to the City of Madison Fire Department.
Envision Downtown Madison Open House #3 – October 1st
Join us Thursday October 1st for Envision Downtown Madison’s third public open house. Learn about potential public and private sector initiatives and ideas that could advance Big Moves and keep downtown Madison a thriving place, as well as the draft land use framework to guide future developments.
The hybrid open house will be held at the Madison Municipal Building, Room 215, starting at 5:00 pm, with a presentation at 5:30 pm. The presentation and question and answer period of the meeting will be accessible via Zoom.
Materials from past meeting and public feedback summaries are available on the Downtown Area Plan webpage.
Spanish translation will be provided. Translation for other languages available by request.
Questions or comments? Reach out to downtownplan@cityofmadison.com or go to the Downtown Area Plan webpage.
Details
October 1st. 5:00 pm. Presentation at 5:30.
In-person: Madison Municipal Building Room 215
Online: Zoom
Civil Legal Clinic September 24 at Neighborhood House
Hello,
Neighborhood House is scheduling appointments for a Free Civil Legal Clinic on Thursday September 24, 2026 from 4 – 6:30 pm. To request an appointment, fill out this online form: legal appointment request or give us a call on (608) 255-5337 to request an appointment. Please email info@neighborhoodhousemadison.
Thank you,
Neighborhood House Community Center staff
PARKS VOLUNTEER NEWSLETTER
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Water Main Flushing plans beginning Monday September 21st (all flushing is daytime unless otherwise noted)
MAP: https://www.cityofmadison.com/
East (Area 11) – South of Milwaukee St. Between Dempsey St. and Fair Oaks Ave.
West (Area 27) – North of Regent St. and west of Breese Ter.
West (Area 28) – Between Mineral Point Rd. and Valley View Dr.
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Questions: Shayne Santi, 261-9128
Flushing Information Line: 261-9178
DETAILS:
Area 11 (East): 4-6 runs per day
11004.2 Cottage Grove Rd- Royster Oaks Dr
11004.3 Pinny St- Silas St
11005 Anchor Dr
11005.2 Steines and Bergen to Anchor Dr
11006 Rockwell – Dempsey to Bergen
11007 Lori Circle
11008 Dennett Dr – Hargrove St (Dempsey to Walter)
11009 Hargrove St (Walter to W end)
11010 Tulane Av – Ring St (Dempsey to S end)
11010.2 Tulane (Hargrove to Ring St)
11011 Tulane Av – Ring St (Hargrove to S end)
11012 Anchor Dr – Gunderson St (Dempsey to Tulane)
11013 Margaret St (Dempsey to Gunderson)
11014 Anchor – Ontario – Rockwell (Dempsey to Dempsey)
11015 Coral Ct
11030.5 Dawes – Harding St to Leon
11031 Farrell St – Harding St (Richard to Milwaukee)
11032 Lansing St (Richard to Milwaukee)
11401 Dempsy Rd south of Cottage Grove Rd and Pinchot Ave
11402 Gary St
11403 Clair St – Pinchot – Elinor St
11405 Drexel Ave – Lake Edge Blvd to Bowman Ave
11407 Maher Ave – Lake Edge Blvd to Morningside Ave
11408 Bowman Ave
11409 E Lakeview Ave – Morningside Ave to Major Ave
11410 Morningside Ave – Bowman Ave to Rahel St
11411 Camden Rd – Morningside Ave to Allis Ave
11412 Maher Ave – Morningside to Allis Ave
11413 Major Ave – Maher to Morningside
11414 Turner Ave – Major to Allis
11415
11416 Buckeye Rd – Spaanm to Stoughton Rd
11417 Buckeye Rd – Camden Rd to
11418
11419 Major Ave and Blossom Ln
11419.2
11420 Stoughton Rd north of Major Ave
Area 27 (West): 3-5 runs per day
27099.11 Lathrop St – University Ave to Kendall Ave
27100.1 Hoyt St (Breese Ter – Lathrop St)
27100.2 Hoyt St – N Spooner St
27101 Summit Av (Lathrop St – Van Hise Av)
27103.1 Kendall Av (Lathrop St – Prospect Av)
27103.2 Kendall Av – n Prospect Av – Arlington Pl
27104 Kendall Av (Prospect Av – Forest St)
27105 Princeton Av (N Prospect Av – University Av)
27106 Chadbourne Av (N Breese Ter – N Roby Rd)
27106.2 Chadbourne Av (N Roby Rd – N Prospect Ave)
27107 Van Hise Ave (Lathrop St-N. Propect Ave)
27108 N Roby Rd (Chadbourne Av – N Prospect Av)
27109 Ely Pl – N Prospect Av
Area 228 (West): 4-6 runs per day
26529.32 White Sky Pass and Turning Oak Ln.
26529.33 Honey Harvest Ln.
26529.34 Lone Oak Ln. south of Watts Rd.
26529.4 Seven Winds Trl
26529.5 Clear Rise Blvd
26529.6 Little Dove Trl.
26529.7 Gentle Feather Rd.
26529.8 Turning Pebble St.
26530 Harvest Moon – Quiet Pond – Gilded Cider
26531 Watts Rd west of South Point Rd
26532 Gingergrass Way
26533 Sweet Autumn Dr
26535 Gilded Cider Blvd and Quiet Pond Dr
26536 Crimson Leaf Ln
26536.1 Garden Lilly Way
26537 Sunny Spring Dr
26538 Sugar Maple Ln – Sunny Spring Dr to Valley View Rd
26538.2 Sugar Maple Dr west of Sunny Spring Dr
26539 Tawny Acorn Dr
26539.1 Winter Basil Dr
26539.2 Tawny Acorn Dr
26539.3 Cherry Bark Rd
26539.4 Summer Willow Ln
26540 Sweet Willow Pass and Lady Bug Ln
26540.1 Sugar Maple Ln west of Sunny Spring Dr
26540.2 Blue Crane Run north of Sweet Willow
26540.3 Blue Crane Run – Sweet Willow to Valley View Rd
26541 Old Timber Pass
26541.2 Blue Crane Run
26542 Hazy Sky Pkwy east
26543
26544 Quiet Leaf Dr west of Old Timber
26545 Quiet Leaf Dr east of Old Timber
26546 Sleepy Pine Rdg
26547 Birch Blossom Rd
26547.2 Twin Treasure Dr
26548 Barn Swallow Cir
28115 Junction Rd (Old Sauk to Harbour Town)
28116 Old Sauk – Junction Rd connector
28117 Junction Rd (Harbour Town to Isaac)
28118 Elderberry Rd
28119 Harbour Town Dr
28120 Cherry Hill – Inverness – Bay Hill (Harbour Town to Blackwolf)
28121 Bay Hill Dr (Cherry Hill to Blackwolf)
28122 Blackwolf Dr (Junction to Augusta)
28123 Augusta Dr (Blackwolf to Elderberry)
28124 Castle Pines Dr – Oakmont Dr
28125 Attic Angel Cir (E half)
28126 Attic Angel Cir (W half)
28127 Attic Angel – Samuel connector (E half)
28128 Connector – Samuel Dr (Attic Angel to Blackwolf)
28129 Samuel Dr (Old Sauk to Blackwolf)
28130 Blackwolf (Augusta to Shawn)
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