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Final2018 RTP Projectsweb20190315 Published 3/15/19 2018 Regional Transportation Plan Financially Constrained List of Projects and Programs RTP Investment County Nominating Agency Primary Facility Owner RTP ID Project Name Start Location End Location Description Estimated Cost (2016 Time Period Financially Category dollars) Constrained project list Active Transportation Clackamas County Milwaukie Milwaukie 10095 Railroad Ave Capacity 37th Ave Harmony Rd Pedestrian aspect: construct multiuse path. $ 6,500,000 2018-2027 Yes Improvements Public transit aspect: Provide bus service to extend to Clackamas Town Center and points east. Project improves bicycle and pedestrian access to public transit and equity priority areas. Active Transportation Clackamas County Wilsonville Wilsonville 11777 French Prairie Drive Pathway Country View Lane Miley Road Construct 10 foot wide shared use path, $ 1,140,000 2018-2027 Yes removing bicycles and pedestrians from vehicle travel lane. Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County NCPRD 10085 Lake Oswego Oak Grove Bike Willamette Shoreline Trolley Trail Improve safety and mobility for bicyclists and $ 21,536,380 2018-2027 Yes Ped Bridge Over the Willamette pedestrians by constructing a bike/pedestrian River crossing over the Willamette River connecting Lake Oswego and Oak Grove at a location to be determined through future studies. Active Transportation Clackamas County Oregon City Oregon City 10123 Willamette Falls Shared-Use 10th Street S 2nd Street Add a shared-use path along the Willamette $ 3,600,000 2018-2027 Yes Path River. (TSP S3) Active Transportation Clackamas County Gladstone Metro 10151 Trolley Trail Bridge Portland Ave. Oregon City Clackamas Regional trail would connect the proposed $ 1,343,000 2018-2027 Yes Environmental/Engineering R. Trail regional Trolley Trail to the Clackamas River Trail via an existing railroad bridge spanning the Clackamas River. Active Transportation Clackamas County West Linn West Linn 10129 Willamette River Greenway Willamette Park Willamette Falls - Mill Paved trail running parallel to the Willamette $ 1,000,000 2018-2027 Yes Trail St. River from Willamette Park at the mount of the Tualatin River eventually to the Lake Oswego City Limits facilitating connection to the Willamette River Trail with neighboring cities as part of the Metro Region. Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County ODOT 10018 82nd Ave. Bike and Ped Safety Monterey Ave. Sunnybrook Blvd. Improve safety for bike and pedestrian system $ 1,745,000 2018-2027 Yes Improvements by completing gaps and implementing proven safety counter measures at identified locations within the corridor. Improve ADA accessibility. Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County ODOT 10024 McLoughlin Blvd. Improvement Milwaukie Gladstone Improve safety for bicyclist and pedestrians by $ 7,685,000 2018-2027 Yes adding bikeways, pedestrian facilities, fill sidewalk gaps, add transit supportive elements, improve ADA accessibility, and implementing proven safety counter measures. Active Transportation Clackamas County Happy Valley Happy Valley 10081 122nd/129th Improvements King Rd. Sunnyside Rd. Project will build sidewalk on the east side of SE $ 3,801,000 2018-2027 Yes 129th Avenue and widen the existing pavement through the curves north of SE Mountain Gate Road and south of SE Scott Creek Lane. The widening will allow for bike lanes on both sides of SE 129th Avenue by re-striping the road. A retaining wall of varying height will be constructed behind the proposed sidewalk. Active Transportation Clackamas County Milwaukie Milwaukie 10094 Lake Road Sidewalks Where Else Ln Railroad Ave Fill in sidewalk gaps on both sides of street. $ 1,000,000 2018-2027 Yes Active Transportation Clackamas County Milwaukie Milwaukie 10096 37th Ave Sidewalks Lake Rd Harrison St Fill in sidewalk gaps on both sides of street to $ 1,000,000 2018-2027 Yes increase pedestrian safety and to improve accessibility in equity priority areas. Downloaded from 2018 RTP project list adopted by the Metro Council on 12/6/18. 1 of 77 Visit the 2018 RTP website for more information at: oregonmetro.gov/rtp Published 3/15/19 2018 Regional Transportation Plan Financially Constrained List of Projects and Programs RTP Investment County Nominating Agency Primary Facility Owner RTP ID Project Name Start Location End Location Description Estimated Cost (2016 Time Period Financially Category dollars) Constrained project list Active Transportation Clackamas County Milwaukie Milwaukie 10099 Group 1-Monroe St McLoughlin Blvd Linwood Ave Designate Monroe St as a Neighborhood $ 10,600,000 2018-2027 Yes Neighborhood Greenway Greenway and install traffic-calming improvements and fill sidewalk gaps on both sides of street. Traffic-calming improvements and completed sidewalk sections will increase bicycle and pedestrian safety. Intersection improvements to improve safety of crossing at Linwood Ave and Monroe St. Improves bicycle and pedestrian network in an equity priority area. Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County Clackamas County 10102 Linwood Ave Monroe St Johnson Creek Blvd Add bikeways. Linwood Ave / Monroe St $ 14,642,825 2018-2027 Yes intersection improvements. Add curbs/sidewalks, improve horizontal alignments, add ADA accessibility features, add stormwater features. Active Transportation Clackamas County Milwaukie Milwaukie 10112 Ochoco St Sidewalks 19th Ave McLoughlin Blvd Construct sidewalks, reconstruct bridge over $ 1,100,000 2018-2027 Yes Johnson Creek. Active Transportation Clackamas County Milwaukie Milwaukie 10113 Group 2--Pedestrian and McLoughlin Blvd at River Rd at City limits Kronberg Park Trail = Construct multiuse path to $ 1,800,000 2018-2027 Yes Bicycle Improvements in Island 22nd Ave connect Kellogg Creek Bridge to safe crossing of Station Hwy 99E. Committed. Active Transportation Clackamas County Oregon City Oregon City 10125 Molalla Avenue Bike & Beavercreek Road Hwy 213 Streetscape improvements including widening $ 7,800,000 2018-2027 Yes Pedestrian Improvements, sidewalks, sidewalk infill, ADA accessibility, bike Phase 3 lanes, reconfigure travel lanes, add bus stop amenities. (TSP W74, B37, W34) Active Transportation Clackamas County Oregon City Oregon City 11184 Main Street Bike & Pedestrian Agnes Avenue 10th Street Construct streetscape improvements from 10th $ 8,300,000 2018-2027 Yes Improvements Street to 15th Street. Construct separated multi- use path or sidewalks and bike lanes from 15th Street to Agnes Avenue. (TSP D90, W3, B3, B4, S1) Active Transportation Clackamas County Oregon City Clackamas County 11187 Abernethy Road Bike & Redland Road Washington Street Add a bike lane to the south side. A shared-use $ 1,500,000 2018-2027 Yes Pedestrian Improvements path will be added on the north side. (TSP B8, S2) Active Transportation Clackamas County SMART SMART 11343 Bus stop access improvements NA NA Design & construct a variety of improvements to $ 1,275,600 2018-2027 Yes enhance access to transit including bus stops, bus shelters (with solar or conventional lighting), bus pull-outs, ADA improvements at stops, interactive kiosks, etc. Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County Clackamas County 11494 Monroe St Linwood Ave Fuller Rd Add bikeways, pedways and traffic calming and $ 6,073,647 2018-2027 Yes safety measures, improve ADA accessibility, improve stormwater, increase access to transit and access to employment for historically marginalized community. Combines two projects from 2014 RTP. Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County Clackamas County 11503 Jennings Ave River Rd OR 99E Implement proven safety counter measures by $ 1,474,381 2018-2027 Yes widening to 2-lane urban minor arterial standard with bikeway and pedway infill, improvements to ADA accessibility and stormwater facilities. Phase II of project that is currently underway. Downloaded from 2018 RTP project list adopted by the Metro Council on 12/6/18. 2 of 77 Visit the 2018 RTP website for more information at: oregonmetro.gov/rtp Published 3/15/19 2018 Regional Transportation Plan Financially Constrained List of Projects and Programs RTP Investment County Nominating Agency Primary Facility Owner RTP ID Project Name Start Location End Location Description Estimated Cost (2016 Time Period Financially Category dollars) Constrained project list Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County Clackamas County 11504 Oak Grove Blvd Oatfield Rd River RD Fill gaps in pedways and bikeways. $ 2,678,760 2018-2027 Yes Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County Clackamas County 11520 Courtney Ave OR 99E Oatfield Rd Fill gaps in pedways and bikeways, improve $ 1,977,180 2018-2027 Yes intersection safety, increase access to employment, transit access and ADA accessibility. Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County Clackamas County 11522 97th Ave / Mather Rd Lawnfield Rd Summers Lane Add bikeways, pedways along project length, $ 4,847,280 2018-2027 Yes add eastbound left turn lanes at Mather Rd / Summers Ln, provide ADA accessibility improvements as necessary. Active Transportation Clackamas County Clackamas County Clackamas County 11525 Courtney Ave River Rd McLoughlin Blvd Construct pedway / complete gaps on the south $ 7,025,630 2018-2027 Yes side; add bikeways, improve ADA access, increase transit accessibility, improve access to employment. Active Transportation Clackamas County Milwaukie Milwaukie 11533 Bicycle and Pedestrian Railroad Ave International Way Establish a dedicated bicycle and pedestrian
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