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Resolution No. 11-29 CITY OF TIGARD, OREGON TIGARD CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. 11- J9 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION AND COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE CITY OF TIGARD AND THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. WHEREAS,Goal 12.5 Policy 1 of the Comprehensive Plan states that the city shall coordinate and cooperate with adjacent agencies and service providers;and WHEREAS, the Oregon Department of Transportation owns and maintains several state highways through Tigard;and WHEREAS,the traveling public does not distinguish state,county,and city jurisdiction of roadways;and WHEREAS, major highways in Tigard are inextricably linked to their surroundings and have positive and negative interactions and impacts on the local community;and WHEREAS,traffic volumes on statewide Highway 99W and Interstate 5 are highest in those sections traveling through Tigard,and WHEREAS, a partnership between the City of Tigard and ODOT is the best opportunity for effective leadership and cooperation to balance the diverse needs of the public;and WHEREAS, the City of Tigard and Oregon Department of Transportation have worked together to identify these agreed-upon principles of respectful cooperation and collaboration. NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED by the Tigard City Council that: SECTION 1: The Principals for Cooperation and Collaboration, including Implementing Items, are set forth in Attachment A. SECTION 2: This resolution is effective immediately upon passage. PASSED: This —day of 2011. %yor'-tity of Tigard ATTEST: City Recorder-City of Tigard RESOLUTION NO. 11- �q Page 1 Attachment A City of Tigard and Oregon Department of Transportation Principles of Cooperation and Collaboration Princiule 1: Implementing Items: Recognize Pacific Highway's function as a ■ access management and intersection improvements principal arterial,but ensure the ■ exceptions,when needed,to ODOT specifications community's needs are met for: and design standards ■ business and employment ■ local street connectivity,including frontage and opportunities backage roads ■ access to alternative transportation ■ pedestrian,bike and transit improvements modes ■ construction/installation of landscaped medians and ■ improved appearance, allowed u-turns;tree planting and other landscaping; water quality facilities;bus queuing lanes;improved environmental quality and livability bus stops and park-and-rides ■ safe and efficient transportation system Princi lti a 2: Implementing Items: Develop High Capacity Transit(HCT) as ■ close and supportive coordination in planning for a major travel mode within the Pacific and implementing HCT within the Pacific Hwy 99W Highway 99W Corridor. Corridor Principle 3: Implementing Actions: Acquire funding from multiple sources to ■ Identify and acquire funding from local,regional, invest in state and local transportation state and national sources to invest in state and local facilities that serve Tigard. transportation facilities within and adjacent to Tigard. ■ Identify and prioritize a list of projects for the OR99W corridor. Principle 4: Implementing Items: Invest in capital improvements and traffic ■ street connectivity improvements management measures for state and local ■ access management program roads and streets to reduce congestion, ■ signal modernization improve safety and operation for both ■ traffic information systems systems. ■ pedestrian,bike and transit improvements ■ agreement(with funding) for Tigard to assume jurisdiction of Hall Boulevard Princi 1p a 5: Implementing Actions: Develop a transportation efficient and ■ Adopt HCT supporti+e land use designations for the economically viable urban land use Pacific Highway Corridor. pattern within the Pacific Hwy 99W ■ Identify and address barriers to facilitate higher value Corridor by integrating land use and urban development in the corridor. transportation planning and capital ■ Coordinate and prioritize infrastructure investments investments. in the Pacific Hwy Corridor. ■ Reconcile ODOT's facility management needs with Tigard's land use aspirations.