Middle Bass Island State Park: Analysis of a Proposal Kurt A. Simmons Nathan M. Wagoner.

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Middle Bass Island State Park: Analysis of a Proposal Kurt A. Simmons Nathan M. Wagoner

History of Middle Bass Island Spanish Viticulturalist (1854) German Purchase (1885) –Largest winery in U.S –Prohibition –Fire George Lonz (1926) –National Register of Historic Places(1926)

ODNR Purchased in February 2001 Mission: –To provide a balance between wise use and the protection of NR

ODNR’s Methods of Planning Community involvement Advisory Group Core Group

Inventory of Acquired Lands 1 mile of unspoiled shoreline Marina Glacial Grooves Historical Sites Endangered Species Wetlands

6 Sites Former Vineyards (A, B, C, D) Historic Sites (B, F) Shoreline (C ) Camping (C ) Wetlands (A, D, E) Natural Beach (D) Marina (E)

Site C: Primitive Camping

Site F: Cliff Habitat

Site F: Lonz Winery Buildings

Site E: Marina

Site E: Peninsula Wetland

Endangered Species Lake Erie Water Snake Harebell Eastern Fox Snake Thamnophis Sirtalis

Methods of Data Collection Digital Pictures Surveying GIS –Measurements –Parcels –Habitat Protection

Surveys Interviews –Expressed Concerns Positive Direction for the Island Lonz Winery Marina Empty promises

Additional Assessment Wastewater Treatment Soil Conditions Affects on wildlife The Beach Lonz Winery Transportation

Acknowledgements Lisa Brohl (Local Botanist) Jason Lin(Local TA) John Dobney ( Asst. Director) Hongxia Duan (Local TA) Kristin Stanford (L.E.W.S. Researcher) John Hageman (Local Resident)