Muskego residents don't want park
MUSKEGO - Residents are taking action to try to stop a lakefront park from moving forward in Muskego.
Today's TMJ4's Tom Murray reports, opponents have gathered signatures, as the city presses forward with a plan to tear down a handful of beautiful mansions, to make room for a park.
It's known as the Muskego Lake Park Project.
They believe they need just under 18-hundred signatures to put the park plan to a citywide referendum vote.
It would reportedly cost more than three million dollars to buy the properties.
Muskego's common council voted 4-3 to move forward with the project.
Supporters, including the mayor, say the park will be a centerpiece for a revitalized downtown, attracting more retailers.
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