List of capital improvement projects (CIP).
CIP 3113 - Laurelwood Avenue Sidewalk (Scholls Ferry Rd – Laurelwood Ct)
Status: Current project
Project Category: Transportation
Project Estimated Cost: $2,554,000
Project Description
The project includes construction of sidewalk on the west side of Laurelwood Ave from Scholls Ferry Rd to Laurelwood Ct, storm water improvements, curbs and gutters, on-street parking, planter strip, street trees, and streetlights. Street lights will be installed along the west side of Laurelwood Ave from Scholls Ferry Rd to Apple Way.
Project webpage: https://www.BeavertonOregon.gov/Laurelwood
Project Manager(s)
Luke Pelz, 503-526-2466
mailboxengineering@beavertonoregon.gov
Project Schedule
FY 18-19: City Council approved funding for design.
FY 19-20: Topographic survey completed by the City, project engineer consultant selected, design kickoff meeting held, design alternatives prepared, and various community engagement activities conducted to gain input on preferred design.
FY 20-21: City Council approved 30% design, exemption of undergrounding utilities, and an intergovernmental agreement between the City and Washington County for project cost share (Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program funds).
FY 21-22: 60% design, utility coordination, and right of way (ROW) acquisition. City Council approved 60% design fall 2021.
FY 22-23: Anticipate ROW acquisition, permitting, and design complete fall 2022. Anticipate construction bid advertisement February 2023 and construction start spring/summer 2023.
Project Justification
The project:
1. Is a priority project (plan ID #41) of the Active Transportation Plan (ATP) (Resolution 4487, February 2018).
2. Responds to a multi-year (2016 - 2020) City Council Priority to include sidewalk projects in the Capital Improvement Program.
3. Responds to the Beaverton Community Vision Action Plan's Action #48 Install safe sidewalks and pedestrian lighting citywide, and Action #49 Create safe routes to schools.
4. Responds to the Beaverton Climate Action Plan's Action #53 Complete bicycle and pedestrian gaps and create new connection options for community members.
5. Meets the following Council strategic goals by assuring a safe and healthy community and maintaining the City’s infrastructure: Safety, Quality Infrastructure, and Community Wellness and Fun.
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