Springville Road Phase 4 includes widening the street to three lanes (one lane in each direction and a center turn lane) between Joss Avenue and the Portland Community College (PCC) Rock Creek. The completed project will have continuous buffered bike lanes, sidewalks and lighting on both sides of the street.
The street crosses two streams – one east of the PCC campus entrance and the other between Samuel Drive and Joss Avenue. Culverts at both stream crossings will be replaced to allow fish and small animals to pass below the street. Water quality and detention facilities will treat and slow down surface water runoff before it enters the streams.
Springville Road Phase 4 is the middle and final section of the urban street improvements for Springville Road between 185th Avenue and Kaiser Road. The bike lanes, sidewalks and lighting upgrades have significantly improved safety for all travelers.
Construction start (expected): Spring 2024
Construction finish (expected): Fall 2025
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Update
9/26/2023: The right-of-way acquisition process is starting.
Funding
Cost: $12.7 million (2022 estimate)
Funding source: North Bethany County Service District for Roads (NBCSDR)
Springville Road projects at a glance
Phase 1: 185th Avenue to 181st Avenue (1,000 feet) - completed 2017
Phase 2: 181st Avenue to Concordia Court (1,300 feet) - completed 2019
Phase 3: Joss Avenue to Kaiser Road (3,200 feet) - completed 2021
Phase 4: Joss Avenue to PCC Rock Creek Campus (3,100 feet) - estimated completion 2025
Prior events and comment opportunities
Online open house: Oct. 28-Nov. 13, 2022
Presentation to the Board of County Commissioners: March 8, 2022
CPO 7 presentation: Dec. 13, 2021
Contact(s)
| Name | Title | Phone | |
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Capital Project Services |