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Active transportation demonstration project proposals

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Local jurisdictions and partners have identified and developed active transportation corridor concepts that provide seamless, safe, enjoyable and efficient walking, bicycling and transit connections across the region.

Metro invited local jurisdictions and partners to identify and develop active transportation corridors that provide seamless, safe, enjoyable and efficient walking, bicycling and transit connections across the region. Proposals were received by Metro on Aug. 14, 2009. The proposals help prepare the region to effectively compete for funding.

Download a pamphlet describing all of the demonstration project proposals
 
Download the call for demonstration projects document
Learn more about The Blue Ribbon Committee's 20 Trail Packages 

Below, are the final proposed demonstration projects. Metro and the Active Transportation Council developed the 2009 TIGER grant application based on the proposals. 

Related Documents

• Crescent Connection 5.1M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Division Street Gresham 2.7M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
• Holladay Green Street 2.0M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• International Connections 27K Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Jennifer Ave. Industrial Corridor AT Connections 1.1M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Lents Demonstration Project 482K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
• North/Northeast Portland Demonstration Project 461K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
• Portland to Milwaukie Light Rail Corridor 508K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
• SW Barbur Blvd. and Feeder Routes 1.4M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Sullivan's Gulch 2.1M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Willamette Falls 8.8M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
• Clackamas Regional Center 946K Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Council Creek Regional Trail 139K Adobe Acrobat PDF
• I-205 AT Corridor 218K Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Highway 43 Corridor 890K Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Hillsboro Multi-Modal Corridors 3.7M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• King Road Area AT Corridor 1.0M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Lake Oswego to Portland Active Transportation Corridor 4.9M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Mt. Hood Connections 3.5M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• North Portland Greenway 1.8M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• 60th Street Light Rail Station 818K Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Tonquin Trail AT Corridor 2.9M Adobe Acrobat PDF
• Aloha Bike Boulevard Corridor Connector 807K Adobe Acrobat PDF

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Blue Ribbon Committee for Trails

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