04/13/1989 - Minutes _` =~
Transportation Committee
Minutes - April 13, 1989
Meeting was called to order at 7:05 p.m.
Members Present: Schweitz, Dusevoir, Holland, Newcomb, Zanzig
Others Present: Randy Wooley; Earl Schweitz; Wayne Kittleson, Kittleson &
Associates.
1 . Minutes of last meeting were moved, seconded, and approved.
2. Presentation on Downtown Tigard Traffic Circulation Study:
Randy recommended reviewing and receiving plan, then shelving to use as a
resource when amending Comprehensive Plan in the fall .
Wayne Kittleson reviewed the study report with the Committee.
Members were asked to review and get comments to Randy or Wayne within two
to three weeks.
3 . Main Street Bond Project: (Carried over from previous meeting)
Committee reviewed CCTF recommendation. Some transit funds are available
from Tri-Met for Burnham/Main. Moved, seconded, and approved to accept
Randy Wooley's recommendation (memo dated April 7, 1989) to use GO bond
funds to replace Fanno Creek Bridge and use any money left to do interim
improvements to Burnham/Main intersection.
4. Consideration of Capital Improvement Program:
- North Dakota Street - cost estimate has been revised to $75,000. City
Engineer recommended proceeding with the revised project cost. Moved,
seconded, and approved to accept recommendation.
- 1089/90 Projects:
Report was not available.
5. Other Business:
- Durham bike lanes - June
Canterbury Square June
Hall/Scholls - Summer 1989
Hall/99W - moved out with 99W/217 - Greenburg project
- McDonald/Hall light - State has contacted property owners .
- Pfaffle Street, Locust, 121st - being designed, meetings with property
owners are occurring.
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— Committee may be asked to attend some neighborhood meetings .
— Bull Mountain area wide meeting — March 8.
— Next Committee goals:
CIP in May
Bull Mountain proposals — mid Summer
1-5/217 — another public meeting coming up.
Tigard Triangle
Comprehensive Plan (Transportation) — late fall and winter
— May meeting date — May 11
6. Meeting adjourned at 8:38 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Barbara Zanzig
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