Re-designing the roadway to improve safety and connectivity for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists along SE Linwood Avenue in northwest Clackamas County.
Project description
This project is in the design phase.
Updated: Aug. 8, 2022
Improve Linwood Avenue in unincorporated Clackamas County from SE Monroe Street to SE Johnson Creek Boulevard by:
- Completing connections for sidewalks and bicycle lanes on both sides of SE Linwood Avenue
- Updating stormwater facilities to improve stormwater management.
To improve safety throughout the corridor, each side of Linwood Ave will include:
- An 11-foot travel lane for motorized vehicles
- A 5-foot landscape strip with grass and trees
- A 10-foot shared pedestrian/bicycle path
Schedule
Design: Under development through October 2022
Construction: January – December 2023
Construction impacts
While the construction will impact traffic flow, the County will ensure that residents are able to access their homes during construction.
Current activities
- Design phase -- initial design, public comment and behind the scenes coordination that is vital to any roadway project -- planned to last until October 2022.
Community benefit
The many sections of SE Linwood Avenue without sidewalks or bike lanes create unsafe conditions for pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists. This project will align with pending improvements by the City of Milwaukie along the southern portion of SE Linwood Avenue inside the city limits. Once both projects are completed, the entire SE Linwood Avenue corridor will be safer and easier to travel for everyone.
Funding
The total estimated project cost is $6 million. The North Clackamas Revitalization Area (NCRA) urban renewal district is funding the project.
