He says that eventually we’re going to see that 10 metres of erosion at the top of the bluff, where hundreds of homes currently sit. Adding protection for water filtration plant is on a city list of projects.Muskegon, $10.7 million: Repair portion of Lakeshore Trail, which collapsed; needs to stabilize Beach street shoreline.Frankfort, $10 million: Damage to Mineral Springs, along Lake Betsie.Petoskey, $4.5 million: Relocation of storm sewer, damage along Bayfront Park.Ludington, $3.6 million: Flooding of intersection, damage to Maritime Museum, erosion issues.Grand Haven, $3.5 million: Flooding of city streets from overflowing storm drains.This bike trail between Petoskey and Charlevoix, Michigan, collapsed as high Great Lakes water sends strong waves higher on the shoreline. A wet spring has increased the likelihood of a “bluff failure” somewhere along the shoreline as early as this year. The same is happening to M-35 from Menominee to Escanaba, requiring an additional 1.5-foot of grading, costing $9.5 million.Road crews move boulders onto a shoreline near M-25 in Sanilac County in an effort to combat erosion.Sanilac, in Michigan’s Thumb, is home to M-25 along the shoreline of Lake Huron. Coastal erosion impacts the Lake Superior North Shore community and environment by stressing Lake Superior water quality and nearshore biological communities through increased erosion and Coastal community infrastructure, economy, and resiliency considering increasing storm events. Sanilac, in Michigan’s Thumb, is home to M-25 along the shoreline of Lake Huron. Lake Huron’s bluffs are composed of glacial till (that’s the clay, silt and sand material left behind by glaciers ). By the end of March, nearly 500 permits for Great Lakes shoreline work had been approved so far in 2020. The total as of early March: $63 million.Some of the most expensive examples are along Lake Michigan’s coastline:Flooding along Lakeshore Drive by North Beach in South Haven, Michigan on Friday, March 6, 2020. Total cost: Almost $18 million.Short-term repairs on M-185 around Mackinac Island already cost about $1 million when it washed out due to waves. This is a Great Lakes problem as well, facing shoreline property owners from Lake Erie to Lake Michigan. So far, the Michigan Department of Transportation is estimating $100 million in costs.The damage affects both Great Lakes shoreline roads and some riverbanks near inland lakes adjacent to the big lakes that are experiencing flooding.The highest cost estimate comes from a new bridge between Whitehall and Montague, towns north of Muskegon. An estimated 700 structures stretching from Point Clark, Ont. Communities now face expensive erosion repair.Ontonagon, on Lake Superior, needs to rebuild the East Pier path and make repairs at Marina Park and island boardwalks. An estimated 700 structures stretching from Point Clark, Ont. High Lake Huron levels may leave it damaged this summer, just when the city is counting on tourism.Rogers City hasn’t totaled how much it will take to repair beaches and parking lots, and keep lake water from flooding its wastewater treatment plant.Tawas City’s water front park has flooded, prompting the purchase of 48,000 sandbags.All five of “the Pointes” along Lake St. Clair are experiencing shoreline damage. That comes with an $11 million pricetag. Deanna Apps from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it is pretty simple.There also isn't much good news going forward. The high water isn’t just a shoreline issue, said Jarrod Sanders of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Environment.“The rest of the state is saturated, too,” he said.Here is how the lake levels will change by April 27:A dock is submerged in high water levels in Center Lake in Michigan Center, Michigan, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018.Meanwhile, communities on all coastlines already are keeping track of what needs to be repaired – along with estimates of what those repairs will cost.Many are reporting their numbers to the Michigan Municipal League, which compiled a statewide list that shows the breadth of impact across the state. For comparison, that’s more than four times the average annual flow over Niagara Falls.Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our © 2020 Advance Local Media LLC.
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