Cityscape 2008-03 City of Tigard's Official Newsletter
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Mayor's Corner Citizens Police Academy:
Tigard's Citizen Active It Only Happens Once a Year!
Neighborhood Network(CAN Network) The Tigard Police Department
program is under way! Over 150 Tigard is accepting applications from
residents attended the program kick-off citi..Zens who would like to
hosted by the city at the Library Community
Room in early February. participate in the upcoming
Attendees learned about resources Citizens Police Academy.
available through the program,how the The purpose of -
neighborhood web sites operate,drew the academy is to create
potential neighborhood trail locations on a better understanding and
map,and took away"News You Can Use" communication between citizens
resource folders. and police through education.
The resource folders contain a When the community
neighborhood boundary map and brief understands the abilities and consecutive Wednesday evenings from
descriptions of all the resources available to limitations of law enforcement,the 7 p.m.to 9:30 p.m.at Tigard City Hall.
empower Tigard citizens to be involved as police can better serve the community. The training will begin April 9 and
partners in addressing neighborhood issues The academy sessions are conclude June 4,2008.
and strengthening connections between presented by members of the Tigard Applications are available in the
neighbors and the city. Police Department and cover a wide Tigard Police Department lobby,
One of the City Council goals for range of topics including: on-line at wwwtigard-
2008 is to support the neighborhood • Investigations orgovlpolice or you
program. Although citizens in the city view The 2008 Citizens can contact Jim
some issues from a citywide perspective, • Training Wolf at 503-718-
more often the issues that affect citizens • Defensive Tactics Police Academy will 2561.Return
on a day-to-day basis are unique to their • Weapons begin April 9 and completed
neighborhood. applications in
I encourage all citizens to get involved
• Narcotics conclude June 4. person or by mail
in their neighborhood and with the city. • School Resource Officers to the Tigard Police
Department,fax to
Check out the information on the city's web • Peer Court 503-718-2645 or email to jim@tigard-
site at www.tigard-or.gov/neighborhood or contact
Liz Newton at 1i.2@tigard-orgov • Youth Programs orgov.or 503-718- g
2412 to request a copy of the"News You Enrollment is limited to 20 For more information,contact
Can Use"folder. participants and applications will Public Information Officer Jim Wolf
be accepted until March 20.The at 503-718-2561 during business hours
academy will be conducted on eight or anytime at jim@tigard-orgov.
Craig E.Dirksen,Mayor
TIGARD CITY COUNCIL: MAYOR CRAIG DIRKSEN, GRETCHEN BUEHNER, SYDNEY SHERWOOD, NICK WILSON,TOM WOODRUFF
-4 City of Tigard
Tree Hazards on Your Rain Garden Percolates at Fowler Middle School
Property? Rain water runoff is the leading cause ♦ During heavy rain, rain gardens reduce
of pollution in our urban waterways. flooding by capturing and containing runoff
Most people are well aware of the Rain,across rooftops, sidewalks, streets
that would normally be directed to local
environmental and aesthetic benefits and parking lots,picks up pollutants and waterways.
provided by trees in our community. carries them to our creeks and streams.
While the benefits are many,it is This means substances like fertilizer,oil, With their new-found knowledge,
also important for us 9 pesticides,and pet waste can end up in our Fowler students took on the rain garden
to recognize dangerous waterways. project. First,they were
treated to an artificial
situations that can arise as � When Fowler rainstorm in the parking
trees age or are improperly P g
maintained. Middle School students lot by utility crews using
learned rain water from a water truck. The
In Tigard,it is the school's parking lot students measured the
a property owner's was channeled into a
responsibility to ensure size of the drainage
p neighboring creek,they " area,timed how long it
the safety of trees on their were concerned.The
took water to infiltrate
property and street trees students,led b teacher
y the soil,and calculated
abutting their property. Sue Manning,set out :o the size of the rain
Although such situations to see if they could do garden needed.Next,
are rare,trees or parts of trees may something to improve rain garden plants were
fall and injure people or damage the situation. selected and,with the
property. Avoid accidents by hiring an That's when the help of Clean Water
experienced,certified arborist to inspect students discovered Newly installed rain garden at Fowler Services'crews,the rain
potentially dangerous trees. To find a "rain gardens." garden became a reality.
certified arborist in our area visit www. Rain gardens are shallow For their initiative and
pnwisa.org or call 503-874-8263. depressions in the ground that capture rain hard work,Clean Water Services has
You Might Need a Permit water runoff from impervious surfaces. recognized Ms.Manning and the Fowler
Rain gardens offer several benefits: students as Clean Water Heroes.Are you
Before any trees are removed,
check with the cityto determine wheth- interested in following their lead?To
♦ The flowers,grasses and shrubs that are learn if a rain garden might benefit our
er a tree removal permit is required. g g Y
incorporated into these gardens absorb the property,visit www..tigardgouor/stormwater
Contact Todd Prager,Tigard's City pollutants contained in runoff.
Arborist,at 503 718-2700 or todd@ or contact Volunteer and Water Quality
tigard-orgov to find out more about tree ♦ Water collected in rain gardens filters through Program Coordinator Carla Staedter at
removal requirements,tree industry the soil and replenishesground water. 503-718-2788 or Carla@tigard-orgov.
standards,and how to recognize tree
hazards. If everyone does their part in Irrigation System?
preventing hazardous situations,we can It,
all enjoy our community's trees. s Time to Test Your Backflow Prevention Device
If you have an in- who is state-certified
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ground lawn irrigation All Tigard Water Service Area in backflow testing
House Plans Available : system,then you must perform the test.
Customers are required
Blueprints or drawings of homes also have a backflow
to have their More informa-
built or modified in Tigard between ; prevention device. backflow prevention devices tion and a list of
2004 and 2005 may be available. Plans This important device tested by companies offering
are free and will only be released to the : prevents stagnant or testing services are
homeowner. Photo ID will be required potentially contaminated JUNE 1, 2008. available on the city's
at the time of pick up. water from being drawn Iweb site at zvu av tigard
To find out if the city has your back into our drinking or.gov/backflow
house plans,contact Records Specialist water supply. To ensure or by contacting Water Quality Program
• Lora Garland at 503-718-2483 or these devices are working properly,state Coordinator Hung Nguyen at 503-718-
; cityrecords@figard-orgov. law requires annual testing. A person 2603 or hung@tigard-orgov.
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What Have We Learned from the Comprehensive Plan So Far?
The city's effort to completely • provide access to a network of Plan update,four topics remain to be
update its Comprehensive Plan has parks and well-maintained bicycle/ addressed: Natural Resources,Land
included numerous meetings with pedestrian paths; Use,Urbanization,and Transportation.
citizen Policy Interest Teams.Each • promote a diverse economy; Transportation is a key component of
team discussed a topic of interest,such the plan,as traffic ranks number one
• protect residential livability;
as parks,environmental quality,natural among issues in the 2007 Community
resources,and public facilities. During • protect and improve the urban Attitudes Survey. This topic will
the meetings,citizens worked with staff forest as a defining amenity for receive extra attention as the city's
to develop policies that will guide city Tigard residents; Transportation System Plan is updated in
actions for the next 20 years. • seek citizen input on policy late spring as part of the Comprehensive
matters;and Plan update.
Values expressed by Policy Interest
Teams included: • encourage energy conservation. If you have an interest in one of
the remaining topics,and would like
• protect the community's existing The Policy Interest Team values to participate on one of the teams in
natural resources;
align very closely with the results from developing draft goals,policies,and
• preserve open space for wildlife the 2007 Community Attitudes Survey and recommended action measures,please
habitat or passive recreation; indicate the teams are doing a great job contact Associate Planner Darren Wyss
• ensure that growth does not of developing policies that encompass at 503-718-2442 or darren@tigard-orgov.
negatively impact public facilities the values of our community. You can also find more information on
and services; To complete the Comprehensive the web at wwm).tigard-orgov/2027.
And the Winner is... Congratulations also go out to the and Paul August's submission received
Congratulations to Paul August who contest category winners listed below: almost half of those votes.All contest
■ Places: winners were recognized and the winner
won the popular vote for top winner in the was announced at the January 22 City
yof Tigard Photo Contest.His winning "Carriage House in Autumn"
submission,"Tigard House," submitted by Dan Quello Council meeting.
under the"History"category, is shown ■ Wildlife/Pets:
A big thank you goes out to the many
below "Friendly Deer"by Zen Dutson talented photographers who participated
in this contest.Many beautiful photos were
■ People: submitted.
"Lawn Bowling"by
N*..; Kirsten Carnese
'\ O o ■ Landscape: .o
O
"Fall Color"by Kim Brun
Photographers were
asked to submit photos ,
r I representing the contest �`. •==
r theme"Tigard...a place to
I!iillllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIII call home." The category
winners were chosen by
contest judges,and the top
This winning photo will be featured winner was
on the front cover of the Tigard chosen by
Comprehensive Plan,the City's guiding citizens through
land use document for the next 20 years. an on-line vote.
About 750
people voted,
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Tree For All!
SESSIONS INCLUDE:
Join in the fun at this"Tree for All" 3rd Annual 111.0 1 Workshop
* Self-Improvement
community tree planting challenge.
g p 800 native trees Thursday,March 13,11-5 p.m.@ Twality Middle School *Stress a Time Management
Our goal is to plant 2
and shrubs along Hiteon Creek in Motivation& Leadership
Englewood Park.This event is part of
a regional challenge to install 2 million Teens Helping Other Teens! Want to Make a Difference!
trees in the Tualatin River Watershed. ■ Plan to attend the Teens Helping ■ Free food and snacks provided!
Tools and gloves will be provided. Other Teens HO Workshopfor
Waterproof boots are recommended. middle and high school students. • oor Prizes! Fun Activities!
TREE FOR ALL EvENT...JOIN US!
Applications are available now at Fowler, Twality and Tigard High.
■ Saturday,March 8 Contact Connie Raemakers at 503431 4022 for more information.
■ 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
■ Meet at the pathway to Englewood
Park off Ironwood Loop
Directions: Take Scholls Ferry Road to Free Naturescaping Classes
Springwood Drive to Ironwood Loop and Interested in having a beautiful yard that's easy to maintain and requires less water
follow the signs. and fewer chemicals?Then Naturescaping is for you!Learn how to create natural
If you'd like more information or landscapes,implement water-friendly gardening practices,attract beneficial wildlife,and
if you are bringing a group of four incorporate native plants into your outdoor space.
or more people,please contact Basic Naturescaping Naturescaping Site Planning
Volunteer and Water Quality Program
Coordinator Carla Staedter at 503-718- Saturday,April 26,9 a.m.to I p.m. Saturday,June 1,9 a.m.to I p.m.
Register by April 5 Register by May 24 - Prerequisite:Basic Naturescaping
2788 or Carla@tigard-orgov.
This workshop will teach partic pants baric This worksbop heps particoants magi their
Naturescaping techniques and includes a sbort property,assess theirgarden style and needs,
outdoor field trip. do some `garden dreaming,"and work on a
landscape design scenario.
Both workshops will be held at the Tigard Public Library, 13500 SW Hall Blvd.,
Tigard. Registration is required and can be done by phone at 503-797-1842 or via
email at naturescaping@yaboo.com. The Naturescaping for Clean Rivers workshops are sponsored
by the Partners for Clean Water, the joint Water Commission, and the City of Tigard.
Are You Up for a Spring Break Adventure?
Looking for something to do
54&l during Spring Break? Check out
the Cultural Pass to Adventure
program at the library. The program CHILDREN'7iii
Frida , Februar 29 Y Y offers free passes for eight different 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. locations around Portland,includingthe Children's Museum,Portland Art
Saturday,March 1 Museum and the Japanese and Chinese
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. gardens.
Reservations can be made up to
Tigard Library Community Room two months in advance. For more
(7 3500 SW Hall Blvd.) information or to make a reservation,please call the library at 503-684-6537. Thanks to
the Friends of the Tigard Library for the sponsoring the Cultural Pass program.
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Tune In & Rock. Out
Shelf Lmf el
i @Your Library
News from the Tigard Library 13500 SW Hall Blvd. With CDs to check out,free audio books to
download and plenty of cool events,it's
Spring Break Festival : easy for teens to tune in to something fun
at the library in March.
Family fun at the library during Spring Break! Join us for music,crafts,movies,gardening,partying and
a special Saturday Adventure story time. Please call the library at 503-684-6537 or visit the library oc deers
web site at www.tigard-or.gov/library for movie titles and additional information. F
— Paraguayan Harpist Antonio Centurion — Discover the Classical Chinese Garden ✓�
Friday,March 21,7-8 p.m. Thursday,March 27,2-3 p.m.
Community Room Community Room,(all ages)
— Saturday Adventure! — Paper Creations for Teens&Adults!
Story Time&Rabbit Fun with the Friday,March 28,2-4 p.m.
Beatrix Potter Society Puett Room,Please call to register.
Saturday,March 22,1:30-2:30 p.m. _ Movie(rated PG)
Puett Room,(all ages) Music h est
Friday,March 28,6-8 p.m. Thursday,March 6 from 6-8 p.m.
— Flower Pot Craft Community Room Community Room
Tuesday,March 25,2-4 p.m. — Movie and an Indoor Picnic(rated G) Be a karooke superstar,name that song,and
Puett Room,(all ages)
Saturday,March 29,Noon-1:30 p.m. make a cool MP3 cover from fabric or duct tape.
— Horton Hears a Who Party! Community Room Presented by the Teen Library Council,which
Wednesday,March 26,2-4 p.m. plans teen programs and suggests new ideas
CommunityRoom,(gradesK-4) — Starlight Symphony Orchestra about teen services.
Sunday,March 30,3-4:30 p.m.
Community Room Teen Book and Movie
Discussion Group
Thank you to the Friends of the Library for generously supporting the Spring Break Festival!
Thursday,March 13 from 5-8 p.m.
Community Room
Spinning Historical Tales of Ireland Read,watch and talk about Whale Rider by
SUPER TUESDAY! Saturday,March 15,2-3 p.m.,Houghton Room Witilhimaera.
Common Pulse Rhythm Circle
Tuesday,March 4,7-8p.m. In honor of St.Patrick's Teen Anime Club
Community Room(all ages) Day,local author Louisei Thursday,March 20 from 5-7 p.m.
Gherasim will spin some Community Room
Dave Chiller will lead the audience ' Y
historical tales from her Watch anime,review new man a share fan
in a group rhythm circle using a Y 9
native Ireland. artwork and hang out with other anime fans.
dynamic combination of percussion
instruments,voice,clapping and : Teen Zine
movement. Information for Seniors:
Adeo In-Home Care Tigard teens are always invited to submit items
Wednesday,March 12,2:30-3:30 p.m. for Scratched,the Tigard Teen Zine. Submityour
SATURDAY ADVENTURES: Celebrate Your Conference Room original book reviews,shortstories,poems,
Name with Crafts&Activities drawings,photography,song lyrics,comic strips
Saturday,March 8,1:30-2:30 p.m. Kevin Call of Adeo In-Home Care and editorials by bringing them to the Young
Puett Room,(all ages) will talk about the services for seniors Adult Desk oremailing them to annabr@
and their families to help with medical tigard-orgov. Look for information about a zine
and health issues. Such services may workshop coming soon!
There will enable seniors to stay in their homes and
be a short Story Time maintain their independence. For more events and information,checkout
break the week of This is the second of five information the Tigard Teen Blog athttp://tpltigardteen.
blogspot com/or call Anna Bruce at
March 24-28. seminars for seniors that the library will host in 503-718-2812.
Spring and Summer 2008.
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From the Desk of Representative Larry Galizio
How often should the Oregon of odd-numbered years (most recently in You're Invited
Legislature meet? If you're anything like 2007),and adjourned sometime in June or
my neighbor,the answer is "never." July of that same year. It is o@ through to a Town Hall Meeting
However,as long as Oregon does "Emergency Sessions"that the legislature is
have a legislative branch consisting of 60 called back to conduct state business. Thursday, April 3
representatives and 30 senators,the debate Today,Oregon is one of only six 7 to 8:30 p.m.
concerning annual versus biennial sessions states to continue this tradition of biennial
continues. legislative sessions. Arkansas,Nevada, Tigard High Cafeteria
By the time this issue of Cityscape Texas,North Dakota,and Montana are the
arrives in your mailbox,your state other states that meet once every two years. Sponsored by:
legislature will have completed a February In 1859,the population of Oregon Tigard Turns the Tide
supplemental session. The primary was 52,465,and the state budget$72,545. Community Coalition
purpose of the February,2008 session was Today,approximately 3.6 million people Issue:
to address significant issues such as: state live in Oregon,and the 2007-09 budget for
police funding;the subprime mortgage the state is$49.2 billion. Under-Age Drinking
crisis;and increased support for seniors, There are a multiplicity of issues
veterans,and Oregonians with disabilities. to consider in contemplating Oregon's
However,another reason for the session possible switch to annual sessions. What
was to discuss the idea of annual legislative do you think? Email your comments to
sessions. State Senator Larry Galizio at
In 1859,when Oregon became a rep.larggali.Zio@state.or.us. or plan to attend
state,the Constitution directed the state Representative Galizio's Town Hall on
legislature to meet once every two years March 22. Details below!
(biennial sessions). Typically this meant
that the legislature convened in January
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A Town Hall...Featuring Bea Part of the Solution!
Alcohol use among children and
Representative Larry Galizio adolescents starts early and increases
State Representative Galizio Wants Your Feedback! rapidly with age. On an average day in
2006,over 7,970 teens drank alcohol
for the first time.
DATE: Saturday,March 22nd As part of a national effort to
help communities stop underage
TIME: 10 a.m.to 12 p.m. drinking,a series of Town Hall
LOCATION: Tigard City Hall Meetings will take place across
(13125 SW Hall Blvd.,Tigard) America between March 31 and
April 4,2008.
PURPOSE: To review the results of the These Town Hall Meetings are
February Legislative session part of a national effort to increase
understanding and awareness of un-
Representative Galizio wants to get feedback from constituents derage drinking and its consequences,
about how the session fared,talk about the new laws passed and find and to encourage individuals,fami-
out where folks in his district stand on annual sessions. lies,and communities to address the
problem.
Join us April 3 at 7 p.m. at the
High School Cafeteria!
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RULES of the ROAD: U-Turns...When in Doubt, Don't!
Suppose you're driving down sign and make a U-turn within that Oregon has a very restrictive U-turn
an unfamiliar residential street in intersection? Yes,apparently,as long law as well as relatively low speed
Tigard and realize that you made a as approaching drivers can see you limits on freeways.
wrong turn at a traffic signal a few from a distance of at least 500 feet. Why aren't traffic laws uniform
blocks back. There's a stop sign at an There are few places in urban from state to state? With a few
intersection a quarter mile ahead of areas where U-turns are permitted exceptions,like the former"federal
you,but there are no other vehicles under Oregon law. Violations are maximum speed limit"of 55 mph,
on the road for at least 500 feet in subject to a base fine of $150,or$250 traffic laws have traditionally been
either direction. Can you legally make if the illegal turn"contributes to an left to the states. In a highly mobile
a U-turn? accident." society,however,it may not be
Under Oregon law,the clear In areas "outside a city,"the law realistic for drivers to familiarize
answer is "no." The Rules of the is less strict. You can make a U-turn themselves with Oregon's 772-page
Road prohibit U-turns "between if approaching drivers can see you Vehicle Code before they enter its
intersections"in a city(ORS from a distance of at least 1,000 feet borders. The safest rule may be: if
811.365). U-turns are also prohibited "from either direction." there's even the slightest doubt that
in intersections controlled by an it's legal,don't make that U-turn.
"electrical signal" (traffic light) unless In just about every state,a U-turn
an official sign permits them.
is defined as turning a vehicle"so as By JUDGE MICHAEL J. O'BRIEN
to proceed in the opposite direction." TIGARD MUNICIPAL COURT
Can you drive up to the stop Compared to its neighbors,though,
Lighted Crosswalks: New and Improved!
The existing lighted crosswalk system In addition to replacement of the for their
on 121st Avenue at Springwood Drive existing system,beacons will be added personal safety.
will be replaced with new,energy efficient at the crossing for additional visibility to After activating
and low maintenance motorists.The much longer life span of the crosswalk lights,
components.This light emitting diodes (LEDs) used in the pedestrians -
marked crossing beacons and the in-pavement lights will not should look
connects the only reduce energy consumption but will both ways for i
residential area greatly reduce maintenance costs. approaching s
east of 121stvehicles and
The final installed system will consist
Avenue with of twelve in-pavement lights,two pole- wait for them
the commer- mounted beacons (one on each side of the to stop before
tial and retail street) at the crossing, and a pole-mounted crossing a
complex west warning beacon 300 feet in advance of the street.
of the street, crosswalk in each direction of travel.Both If you have
and is heavily the in-pavement lights and the beacons will any questions
AHEAD used by pe- be activated by push-buttons located on about the
destrians.The each pole at the crossing.The new system, project,contact
replacement Crossing Sign/Beacon
p once installed, should greatly enhance safe Project Manager should greatly enhance
is anticipated pedestrian crossing at this location. Vannie Nguyen, safe pedestrian crossing
P.E. at 503-718-
Advance Warning Beacon/ in late March or Pedestrians should never rely solely on
Sin to be installed 300 feet early April 2008. 2460 or vannie@
Sign crosswalk signals,traffic signals,warning
in advance of the crosswalk beacons or any other traffic control devices tigard-or.gov.
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Support Our Students! Permit No 2528
The Mary Woodward Elementary PSO Casino/Auction
Night is March 1 at Crown Plaza Hotel(Kruse Way at Hwy
217/I-5)
* Festivities start at 5:30 p.m. (No one under 18 admitted) POSTAL CUSTOMER
* Tickets are$30 per person. Get them while they last!
Proceeds go to classroom materials and programs that
directly benefit the students. QUESTIONS?Contact Cindy
Lewis at Cindy@gntbworks.com or 503-590-2490.
Home Owner's Associations!
Are you an officer or a member of a Home Owner's
City Council Meetings in March
Association in Tigard?
Did you pick up a Neighborhood Network Informational Regular Council Meetings:
Kick Off folder at the library on February 2? If not,"It's -Tuesdays,March 11, 18,25 @ 6:30 p.m.
News You Can Use"on the Neighborhood Network program. -Tigard Town Hall(13125 SW Hall Blvd.,Tigard)
Contact Liz Newton at 503-718-2412 or li�>,@tigard-orgov to All meetings are open to the public and agendas are
request your folder. available on-line at wuw..tigard-orgov/council or contact
Cathy Wheatley at 503-718-2410 or cathy@tigard-or.gov.
WES Provides New Commuter Choice
Learn how WES can benefit * Tigard:At the Tigard Transit Center ThMet staff is available to consult
employees and business near Main Street and Commercial with employers and employees located
WES (Westside Express Service), * Tualatin:Just north of the intersection along the WES alignment to demonstrate
the new commuter rail service linking of Tualatin Sherwood Road and Boones how the new service and other travel
Beaverton and Wilsonville,is on its way in Ferry Road options can provide many benefits.
fall 2008.Now is a good time to re-think * Wilsonville:Just off Barbur Street on the If you are interested in learning
the best way to get to and from work.If west side of I-5 more about WES or want to schedule
you're an employer,it's a great time to Travel time on WES from Wilsonville an employee transportation fair,please
review your improved transit options and visit TriMet on-line at trimet.org or call
to the Beaverton Transit Center will be
develop a plan to lower commuter costs 27 minutes,providing a great connection 503-962-7670.
and possibly provide savings on taxes. via MAX to
Operating during commute hours in either Hillsboro
i
the morning and afternoon,WES may be or downtown
an ideal option for employees who work Portland.Bus a..
near one of the five WES stations. and some shuttle _
services will '
The station locations are convenient and also be available. _
easy to find: Wilsonville's
* Beaverton:At the Beaverton Transit SMART service
Center off Canyon Road will travel from
* Hall and Nimbus:At the intersection the Wilsonville
of Hall and Nimbus in Beaverton WES station to
and from Salem.
The new commuter rail platform under construction at the Tigard Transit Station