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.
We are committed to excellence in infrastructure management, planning, design and construction. This includes surface water, wastewater (sewers), water and transportation. Within the charge, there are a number of other services provided by the division.
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Design, construction, and inspection of public infrastructure projects
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Management of traffic and transportation laws, regulations, issues and requests
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Review and analysis of development proposal for consistency with land use ordinances, codes, and standards, including erosion control and system inspections during construction
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Compliance with federal, state, and local regulations for water quality
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These CAD standards were developed to aid engineers, designers and draftpersons in producing plans for construction within the City of Lake Oswego. They are intended to provide a coordinated, uniform and economical system for preparation of sanitary sewer, storm drainage, water and street construction plans.
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The Geographic Information System (GIS) provides City staff with a valuable tool for information analysis, automated mapping, and data storage. The GIS can perform numerous analytical operations to support decision-making processes as well as create, edit, and display maps. This capability assists decision-makers as they allocate resources, evaluate alternatives and costs, and provide improved...
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The following index lists the City's Standard Details, hereinafter "Details," for construction of public improvements. The Details can be accessed individually for review or downloading by clicking on the detail number. They are available in Adobe Acrobat.
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The Lake Oswego Transportation System includes more than 178 miles of streets, 26 traffic signals, 12.0 miles of pedestrian pathways, and shared ownership of the Jefferson Street Rail Line within the city limits. The streets are classified as major and minor arterials, major collectors, neighborhood collectors, and local residential streets and traffic counts are available on line.
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