County Highway H

Project Description: This 0.8-mile reconstruction/perpetuation project includes geometric expansion and turn lane additions required for a 350,000 SF Kroger Distribution Center.

This Transportation Economic Assistance (TEA) grant project is 50% funded by WisDOT ($950k grant), and includes substantial utility relocations and drainage improvements (culverts and storm sewer).

A right-of-way plat was required to purchase additional property due to the widened footprint of the road.

Client: Kenosha County

Location: Kenosha, WI

Project Year: 2021

Lead Batterman Staff: Todd Needham, Ryan Rudzinski, Michael Plessel, Kristin Belongia

Batterman Services: TEA Grant Application Base Estimate, Civil Design, Bidding, Construction Management, Right of Way Plat

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