Rock Creek Road chip-seal?

Mark Greenwood

2001-06-20

Someone pointed out that it appears Rock Creek Road is getting asphalt

and not chip seal according to this site. That's not the case - it's

actually Rock Creek Boulevard (in Washington County) that's getting

asphalt. Rock Creek Road is in Multnomah County (and was clearly marked

with the words "chip seal", as was Old Cornelius Pass Road). Do you

know if there's a similar page for Multnomah? I couldn't find one when

I searched their site. Thanks, Pam; it's good to know where this

information can be found.



Mark



Reid, Pam wrote:

 Look at this URL for Washington County. It shows all the roads they plan

to

Chip Seal. Several heavily used bicycle roads.

http://www.co.washington.or.us/deptmts/lut/oper/majr_str.htm -

Shadybook,

Philips, Old Cornelius Pass Rd.



Good idea to get a group effort at preventing this. At the mininium is

convincing them to use the smaller rock.





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Subject: [OBRA Chat] Rock Creek Road chip-seal?





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Forgive me if this is off topic, but my wife and I were riding Rock

Creek Road yesterday and I noticed it is marked to receive chip-seal.

Sure, it's not about racing, but I think a lot of us who like to do

hills train out there (I know I do). Just thought I'd pass it along in

case people want to put together an armed uprising; seems like another

popular training route succumbing to the evil of chip-seal.



Mark



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Winchester, Lisa

2001-06-20

Or.....maybe throwing BIG rocks at them would work....lol.



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Look at this URL for Washington County. It shows all the roads they plan to

Chip Seal. Several heavily used bicycle roads.

http://www.co.washington.or.us/deptmts/lut/oper/majr_str.htm - Shadybook,

Philips, Old Cornelius Pass Rd.



Good idea to get a group effort at preventing this. At the mininium is

convincing them to use the smaller rock.





-----Original Message-----

From: Mark Greenwood [mailto:mgree-@tqs.com]

Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 1:32 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Rock Creek Road chip-seal?





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Forgive me if this is off topic, but my wife and I were riding Rock

Creek Road yesterday and I noticed it is marked to receive chip-seal.

Sure, it's not about racing, but I think a lot of us who like to do

hills train out there (I know I do). Just thought I'd pass it along in

case people want to put together an armed uprising; seems like another

popular training route succumbing to the evil of chip-seal.



Mark



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Reid, Pam

2001-06-20

Look at this URL for Washington County. It shows all the roads they plan to

Chip Seal. Several heavily used bicycle roads.

http://www.co.washington.or.us/deptmts/lut/oper/majr_str.htm - Shadybook,

Philips, Old Cornelius Pass Rd.



Good idea to get a group effort at preventing this. At the mininium is

convincing them to use the smaller rock.





-----Original Message-----

From: Mark Greenwood [mailto:mgree-@tqs.com]

Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 1:32 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Rock Creek Road chip-seal?





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Forgive me if this is off topic, but my wife and I were riding Rock

Creek Road yesterday and I noticed it is marked to receive chip-seal.

Sure, it's not about racing, but I think a lot of us who like to do

hills train out there (I know I do). Just thought I'd pass it along in

case people want to put together an armed uprising; seems like another

popular training route succumbing to the evil of chip-seal.



Mark



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Mark Greenwood

2001-06-20

Forgive me if this is off topic, but my wife and I were riding Rock

Creek Road yesterday and I noticed it is marked to receive chip-seal.

Sure, it's not about racing, but I think a lot of us who like to do

hills train out there (I know I do). Just thought I'd pass it along in

case people want to put together an armed uprising; seems like another

popular training route succumbing to the evil of chip-seal.



Mark