The core purpose of the Engineering Division is to provide quality engineering services for the City of Lake Oswego consistent with environmental values, safety standards and the needs of the community.
The Engineering Division manages the design and
construction of the City's infrastructure, including surface water, water, wastewater collection, and transportation. In addition, the Engineering Division provides technical support for the Willamette Shore Trolley, oversees the Water Treatment Plant and provides GIS mapping services. Read more...
Click on the links below to find out what is happening around the City.
A Avenue Rehabilitation Project
The A Avenue Rehabilitation Project will include repaving all of A Avenue from State Street to 10th Street, replacing most of the sidewalk corner curb ramps, redesigning a median to allow left turns and eastbound A Avenue onto northbound 3rd St., and to improve stormwater facilities (i.e. catch basins). This project is scheduled to begin in July and continue until Labor Day. Click on the link above to learn about the project.
2012 Water Rehabilitation Project
The 2012 Water Rehabilitation Project will include replacing old, undersized pipelines and pipelines that do not meet engineering design criteria for peak water demands and fire flow. This project begins Monday, May 7, 2012 and will take place in various locations throughout the City. Click on the link above to learn more about the project and locations.
Stormwater Code Revision and Design Manual Update
The Stormwater Code/Design Manual Project will establish requirements to protect and improve Lake Oswego's water resources, meet regulatory requirements, and ensure transparency in how stormwater requirements are applied and enforced. Click the link above to learn more about the project or leave a comment!
Capital Improvement Plan
2011/12 - 2015/16
Adopted June 21, 2011
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Traffic Count Program
It's that time of year again when the City conducts its annual traffic counts.
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National Flood Insurance Program
Click here to view the new Flood Insurance Study (FIS) and Flood Insurance Rate Maps.
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The Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer (LOIS) lies below the surface of Oswego Lake. Construction is currently underway to replace the LOIS system to correct deficiencies in wet weather capacity and earthquake resistance.
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