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Concurrent infrastructure projects can save both Projects in FY 2017–18
money and inconvenience in the short term, said Char-
lie Stearns, Project Manager for the Roy Rogers and • Bull Mountain Road (Roy Rogers Road to 164th street lights, storm drain and utility upgrades.
both 175th Avenue projects. For example, the Roy Rog- Avenue). Widening to three lanes with bike lanes, April 2018–June 2019; Washington County.
ers Road widening is being done in conjunction with sidewalks and a roundabout. April–August 2018;
the Willamette Water Supply Program drinking water city of Tigard. • 175th Avenue (Scholls Ferry Road to south
pipeline and the Clean Water Services gravity sewer • 175th Avenue/Kemmer Road roundabout of Alvord Lane). Widening to five lanes with bike
and pedestrian facilities. January–October 2018;
pipe installations.
(intersection). Construction of a single-lane Washington County.
“Taxpayers and rate payers are saving money through roundabout, bicycle and pedestrian facilities,
these construction partnerships,” Stearns said. “And it’s
more convenient because the road is only under con- Projects in FY 2018–19
struction once, rather than three times.”
• Bull Mountain Gravity Sewer Pipe improvements • Scholls Area Water Supply Pipeline (Scholls
For detailed information on all 13 construction projects, (on Beef Bend Road between Myrtle Avenue and Ferry/Roy Rogers roads intersection to the Tile
Russ Knoebel, Principal Engineer
visit GetUsThere.org. 131st Avenue; then south on 131st Avenue to Flat/Grabhorn roads intersection). Installation
Bedford Street). Upsizing an existing sanitary of a drinking water pipeline. 2019–2020;
sewer. August 2018–April 2019; Clean Willamette Water Supply Program.
Water Services.
• Roy Rogers Road Gravity Sewer Pipe
• Roy Rogers Road widening (Scholls installation (on Roy Rogers Road .25 mile south
Ferry Road to 2,500 feet south of Bull of the intersection with Beef Bend Road to .5 mile
Mountain Road). Widening to five lanes, north on Roy Rogers Road). May–August 2019;
bike and pedestrian facilities, storm drainage Clean Water Services.
facilities and street lighting. Includes Willamette • Bull Mountain Road sidewalk (Nemarnik
Water Supply Program pipeline and Clean Water Drive to Grandview Lane). March–July 2019;
Services pressurized sewer pipe installations. Washington County.
November 2018–October 2021; Washington County.
• Scholls Ferry Road overlay (between
• River Terrace South Pump Station and
175th Avenue & Kemmer Road roundabout Teal and Murray boulevards). Spring 2019;
Pressurized Sewer Pipe installation (on Beef Bend
Road, from the intersection with Roy Rogers Road Washington County
to Myrtle Avenue, and from the intersection with • Murray Boulevard overlay (between Scholls
Roy Rogers Road to .25 mile south.) Construction Ferry Road and Allen Boulevard). Spring 2019;
of a new pump station and pressurized sewer Washington County.
pipe. December 2018–September 2019; Clean • River Terrace North Pressurized Sewer Pipe
Water Services. installation (between SW Satsuma Avenue

to SW Calabash Terrace). Installation of a new
pressurized sewer line. July–September 2019;
Clean Water Services.

Projects in FY 2019–20

• Beef Bend culvert (east of 146th Avenue). Replacement of a failing culvert. July–September 2019;
175th Avenue Charlie Stearns, Project Manager
Washington County.

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