Lake Oswego to Portland transit project: Public participation and decision-making process

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Learn more about public participation in the Lake Oswego to Portland transit project and the committees involved in the decision-making process.

Project newsletters

The most recent newsletter, dated June 2007, provides descriptions of the transit and trail alternatives that were evaluated in detail in the alternatives analysis phase of the study and an overview of evaluation results. The first newsletter provides background information and a timeline, outlines the purpose of the analysis and describes the project advisory committee.Both newsletters are available below...Go

Environmental analysis open houses

Targeted evaluation analyzed terminus options in Lake Oswego and streetcar alignments to be studied in the Johns Landing area. Open houses in May 2009 provided an opportunity to weigh in on these issues, learn about the Draft Environmental Impact Statement process, and find out about potential future trail development in the same corridor. Materials presented at the open houses are available for download below.
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Decision-making process

Decisions for the Lake Oswego to Portland transit projects are made through a flexible, interactive process involving the citizen advisory, technical advisory and steering committees, the project management group and additional public participation. The project is a joint effort by Metro, TriMet, the cities of Lake Oswego and Portland, Clackamas and Multnomah counties

Citizen advisory committee

The citizen advisory committee includes local residents, business leaders and representatives from public institutions and community groups. The committee considers information similar to what is reviewed by the technical advisory committee and provides input and guidance to the project management group and steering committee... More

Technical advisory committee

The technical advisory committee provides analysis of technical and environmental findings and directs the activities of the DEIS. The committee is comprised of technical staff from project partners.

Project management group

The project management group reviews technical recommendations and oversees management of technical and environmental findings. The committee is comprised of senior management from project partners.

Steering committee

The steering committee makes final recommendations to Metro Council and to jurisdictions along the transit corridor. The committee is comprised of elected and appointed officials from project partners... More

NEED ASSISTANCE?

Metro transportation planning
503-797-1756
trans@oregonmetro.gov

Files and related materials

Hard copies of these materials are available by request.

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Files that are downloadable from this page

Environmental analysis open houses:Terminus options 2.0M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published May 15, 2009
Environmental analysis open houses: Johns Landing design options 2.3M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published May 15, 2009
Environmental analysis open houses: Trail considerations 3.0M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published May 15, 2009
Newsletter: Lake Oswego to Portland transit and trail alternatives analysis, June 2007 1.4M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published June 22, 2007
Newsletter: Lake Oswego to Portland transit and trail alternatives analysis, April 2006 1.6M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published May 16, 2006

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