The amazing, endless stream running across the sidewalk and roadway adjacent to the Miller Park parking lot near N. Story Parkway and W. Bluemound Rd. will be fixed, Stadium Board Executive Director Mike Duckett said Friday.

It’s always wet here on the sidewalk and road near Miller Park, near Story Pkwy. and Bluemound Rd.

The water was the topic of conversation and concern at the June membership meeting of the Story HIll Neighborhood Association.

Duckett said the Milwaukee Brewers agreed to use money from the segregated reserve fund, which is jointly funded by the Stadium District and the Brewers. The water could eventually damage the road, he said.

 A similar stream along the ring road caused the road to heave upwards a few years ago, necessitating repairs.

It’s not clear yet how the fix will happen, although there is a decent chance it will involve the installation of additional drain tiles. It also could involve planting new vegetation, but the area — just a few years ago lush with native grasses — is being overrun with invasives and it is questionable whether new vegetation could survive.

The Stadium District and the Brewers need to do more research before deciding on an approach, Duckett said.

“Protecting the road is something we want to do yet this year,” he said.

Duckett said he hopes to have a fix before winter, when the little stream across the sidewalk, if left alone, will turn once again into a thick layer of ice.

“It’s not safe,” he said.