Fwd: 10/17 meeting re: new bike/ped bridge in Troutdale

markjgi-@yahoo.com

2005-10-17





From our friends at the BTA, who are always looking

out for those cyclists who ride on the road

Mark

--- Jessica Roberts <jess-@bta4bikes.org> wrote:



 To: markjgi-@yahoo.com

From: Jessica Roberts <jess-@bta4bikes.org>

Subject: 10/17 meeting re: new bike/ped bridge in

Troutdale

Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 16:14:34 -0700



OBRA friends,



Sorry about the short notice--I just heard myself.



I'm sure many of you have ridden the Historic

Columbia River Highway.

Much of it is quite nice for biking, but the Beaver

Creek Bridge (as

you leave Troutdale and cross the Sandy River) has

always been tough

for cyclists. Multnomah County is rebuilding the

bridge and there's

exciting talk of a separate bike/ped bridge!



If you can attend, it would be great to make sure

the county knows that

this is a priority for cyclists, and that we

strongly support the

proposal. More info below



Bike on,

Jessica

------------

Jessica Roberts

Membership Director and Metro-Area Advocate

Bicycle Transportation Alliance

503-226-0676x11





 Release:            October 13, 2005







Contact:           Robert Maestre, Department of

Community Services,

 503-988-5001









Meeting to review Beaver Creek Bridge repairs







Upcoming repairs to the Beaver Creek Bridge in

Troutdale will be the

 focus of a public meeting on Monday, October 17 at

7:00 pm at

 Troutdale City Hall, 104 SE Kibling Avenue.

Multnomah County

 maintains the bridge on the Historic Columbia

River Highway, between

 downtown Troutdale and the Sandy River.   Work

scheduled for 2006 will

 include repairing worn areas of the 90-year-old

structure, restoring

 several historic features, and constructing a new

bicycle and

 pedestrian bridge. County officials will present

information about

 the project and seek input from local residents

and businesses

 regarding options for construction staging and

traffic routing.

 

Multnomah County maintains the Beaver Creek Bridge

and more than 350

 miles of roads and bridges.



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Michael Pullen

Multnomah County

Public Affairs Office

W: 503-988-6804

C: 503-209-4111

mike.j.-@co.multnomah.or.us

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