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County unveils ambitious $57 million roadway redevelopment plan

September 14, 2024 | Troutdale, Multnomah County, Oregon


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County unveils ambitious $57 million roadway redevelopment plan
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed a preliminary concept plan for a significant roadway redevelopment project spanning 3.5 miles from Fairview to Highway 257. The estimated cost for this initiative is projected at $57 million in today's dollars, with funding expected to come from various sources.

The plan includes proposals for standardized building signage along the corridor and the introduction of distinct branding elements to enhance the area’s identity. Additionally, discussions highlighted the need for designated spaces for delivery trucks and coffee vendors, aiming to improve traffic flow and accessibility.

Two approaches for the redevelopment were outlined: one focusing on incremental improvements by individual property developers, as demonstrated by the Fox Ridge Apartments, and the other advocating for larger capital improvement projects to address broader segments of the roadway simultaneously.

Looking ahead, the plan is set to be presented to the council on October 8 for acceptance. Officials emphasized that the projects outlined in this plan are already integrated into the existing transportation system plan, reinforcing its alignment with current county frameworks. This initiative is seen as a foundational step towards future enhancements in the county's transportation infrastructure.

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