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.
Related Documents
Files that are downloadable from this page
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Active Transportation Corridors
7.2M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Aloha Bike Boulevard Corridor Connector
807K Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Clackamas Regional Center
946K Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Council Creek Regional Trail
139K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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Crescent Connection
5.1M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Division Street Gresham
2.7M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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I-205 Trail
211K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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Highway 43 Corridor
897K Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Hillsboro Multi-Modal Corridors
3.7M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Holladay Green Street
2.0M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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International Connections
27K Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Jennifer Ave. Industrial Corridor AT Connections
1.1M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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King Road Area AT Corridor
1.0M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Lake Oswego to Portland
1.5M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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Lents Demonstration Project
482K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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Mt. Hood Connections
204K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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North/Northeast Portland Demonstration Project
461K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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Np Greenway
1.8M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Portland to Milwaukie Light Rail Corridor
508K Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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60th Street Light Rail Station
25.4M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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Tonquin Trail
3.0M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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SW Barbur Blvd. and Feeder Routes
1.4M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Sullivan's Gulch
2.1M Adobe Acrobat PDF
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Willamette Falls
8.8M Adobe Acrobat PDF | Published August 14, 2009
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