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Tillamook Neighborhood Greenway
Tillamook Neighborhood Greenway Enhancement Project Current Status:
Complete
Crossing NE 21st on the Tillamook Neighborhood Greenway Before:
Long distances to cross exposed to cars, fast car speeds, and no ADA curb ramps
Crossing NE 21st on the Tillamook Neighborhood Greenway After:
A better place to cross the street!
Project Background and Description
The Tillamook Neighborhood Greenway Enhancement project is a series of safety and design changes between NE Flint and 28th that enhance an essential existing link in our low-stress walking and biking network.
In 2015, the Portland Bureau of Transportation evaluated our network of neighborhood greenways and identified capital improvements needed on Tillamook to address high vehicle speeds and visibility at intersections. The Tillamook Neighborhood Greenway Enhancement Project will include the area of Tillamook between NE Flint and NE 28th, and project elements are expected to be constructed in 2019.
Project Scope of Work
| Location | Project | Status |
| Full length of Tillamook between NE Flint and 28th |
|
Complete |
| NE 21st and Tillamook | Median pedestrian islands and bicycle markings crossing safety design | Complete |
| NE Martin Luther King Jr. and Tillamook | Bike box safety design | Complete |
| NE Flint and Vancouver and Tillamook | Accessible ramp and marked crosswalk | Complete |
| 7th and Tillamook |
Speed bumps, additional signage and crosswalk markings | Postponed - will be included in Safer 7th traffic calming project as part of Lloyd to Woodlawn Neighborhood Greenway Project |
- Potential for traffic diversion test on Tillamook between Williams and Martin Luther King Jr. - more vehicle volume data will be collected in this area.
Project Map
Map and illustrations of project designs
Project Budget
$150,000, including non-construction costs like design
Last updated: February 2019
Project Q and A
Answers to questions about the project we have received.
Background
Information on the issues we are addressing with this project.
Project Timeline
Expected timeline of events
Contact + Get Involved
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