Transportation and land use projects

Planning and conservation › Transportation and land use projects

Discover how you can shape investments in transportation and travel options that build great communities and support local goals, economic development and the environment.

Local governments are collaborating on projects that cross boundaries in order to make the most of public investments. Find out more and get involved in projects working to improve your neighborhood, your commute and the regional transportation system.

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East Metro Connections Plan

Learn about the collaboration that is identifying transportation and other investments that will advance economic and community development.Go

Southwest Corridor Plan

Find out about the comprehensive planning effort to create livable and sustainable communities through integrated community investments in land use and transportation.Go

Columbia River Crossing

Oregon and Washington have proposed a Columbia River Crossing bridge project, and Metro is ensuring it provides light rail, safe bicycle access and enhancements for neighborhoods near Interstate 5. Learn about public comment opportunities in summer 2011.Go

South Corridor Phase II: Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail Project

Review the Final Environmental Impact Statement and Record of Decision. Construction is expected to run from summer 2011 to spring 2015.Go

Lake Oswego to Portland Transit Project

Learn about efforts to develop a transit project that meets future travel demand between Lake Oswego and Portland, supports local and regional land use plans, and garners public acceptance and community support.Go

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