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The State of Wisconsin Motorized Recreation Grant Program approved funding for a dust control project on the Nicolet State Trail in Oconto County, using Durasoil as the preferred dust suppressant. The project aimed to reduce airborne dust and improve visibility for ATV/UTV riders and motorists along State Highway 32 in the Town of Townsend. Oconto County has previously used Durasoil successfully, confirming its long-lasting performance in controlling trail dust. The $130,000 project includes grading, gravel application, and Durasoil treatment, ensuring a more durable, environmentally friendly trail surface. The project is part of Wisconsin’s commitment to sustainable trail management and air quality improvements.
For trail management, recreational dust control, and regulatory compliance, Durasoil provides a trusted, field-tested solution. Contact Soilworks for technical specifications and application guidance.
#2 – Oconto Dust Control on Nicolet
State of Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
dnr.wi.gov
Due Date: April 15
Motorized Recreation Grant Application
For: (choose all that apply) Form 970D-159 (R 12/16)
X ATV/UTV Trail Aid Page 1 of 5
_Snowmobile Trail Aid
_Motorized Stewardship – 20% County match required
Trail Project Detailed Description
Durasoil will be applied in that section of the Nicolet State Trail located in the Town of Townsend. Durasoil is a dust control agent that Oconto County has used in the past to control dust from the Nicolet State Trail. Initial application of Durasoil require adding gravel and compacting according to the specifications of the Durasoil manufacture. Once compacted Durasoil may be sprayed via water truck at a rate recommended by the manufature on the label. This application is necessary due to the proximity of State Highway 32 to the trail. In Townsend the trail runs parallel to the highway. When dust becomes air borne it creates low visibility and hazardous driving conditions for motorist. Town of Townsend Chairman has requested a solution to the dust problem be found by the County. Since Oconto County has had success with this product in the pass it appears to be the best option.
