Do you travel through and along McVey Avenue and Stafford Road in Lake Oswego? How can we make it easier for you to get where you need to go? The McVey Avenue/Stafford Road Corridor Vision Study aims to identify potential street improvements to efficiently move people through this busy corridor and improve the safety for all roadway users, including those walking, rolling, and riding.
From October 12 to October 28, visit our online open house and share your thoughts using our interactive map! To kick off the open house, we will be hosting a virtual presentation from 6-7:30 p.m. on October 12 to discuss preliminary findings and outline the mapping tool.
Starting the week of October 17, North Shore Road bridge and roadway will be closed to ALL traffic 24/7, through early spring - this includes people walking, rolling, riding, driving and boating. This area will be an active work zone and unsafe for the public to access during construction of the retaining walls. Lakewood Bay will be partially lowered to create a safe and dry work area. Please remove or store boats on lifts before October 17.
Please obey closure signage and find alternate routes. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
We are proposing several new pathways to connect neighborhoods with local elementary schools and parks on the following streets: Boca Ratan Drive, Douglas Way, Hallinan Street, and Lanewood/Douglas Circle.
Pathway concepts are available! Thank you for sharing your feedback through our in-person meetings and online questionnaires. On September 22, the team will present to the Transportation Advisory Board.
The City Council is proposing to increase the Street Maintenance Fee (SMF) to provide additional funding for roadway infrastructure improvements that would improve walkability and accessibility, and provide safer access to neighborhoods, schools, business districts, and recreation areas.
The City has released its ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan for public review and comment. The Plan guides the City in making Lake Oswego's facilities, programs, services, parks, and public right-of-way accessible to all.
Review the draft plan and provide feedback through our online survey through September 30. Learn more by watching the video featuring our ADA Coordinator, Kelli Byrd.
Night construction is under way on a new major sewer pipeline on State Street between Foothills Road and Northshore Road. To minimize impacts to the traveling public, this work is taking place between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. Please expect delays and plan extra travel time during work hours.
Construction is expected to be complete in early fall 2022.
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