1. Mission Statement: The Michigan State Waterways Commission works to provide safe public access to the Great Lakes and inland waters of the State of Michigan. Working with partners, the Commission oversees the use of dedicated funds provided by boaters for the acquisition, construction and operation of the infrastructure needed to support boating. Michigan State Waterways Commission Meeting February 24, 2012

2. Michigan State Waterways Commission Meeting State Projects Quiz Question: Michigan is home to how many registered boats?* a. 150,000 b. 52 c. 10,000,000 d. 907,360 *As of February 1, 2012 (courtesy of SOS)

3. Michigan State Waterways Commission Meeting Macomb County Selfridge Boating Access Site (State)  Sheet pile wall construction  Railing  Sidewalk

4. Michigan State Waterways Commission Meeting Various State Project Updates State Harbors  Cross Village Area Feasibility Study  Investigating new harbor facility development State Boating Access Sites  Aloha State Park Boating Access Site Design  Engineering for dredging project at boating access site

5. Michigan State Waterways Commission Meeting Grant In Aid Projects Quiz Question: Which of the following is currently on the Waterways Commission? a. b. c. d.

6. Michigan State Waterways Commission Meeting Delta County Escanaba Municipal Marina (Grant In Aid)  50’ concrete L-Dock replacement  Dock pilings  Structural frame  Utility lines

7. Michigan State Waterways Commission Meeting Leelanau County Northport Municipal Marina (Grant In Aid)  Harbormaster building replacement

8. Michigan State Waterways Commission Meeting Thank You (Boats measure 100-120 ft. with 90-100 rowers each) Nehru Trophy Boat Race, India