Celebrate the US 26/Cedar Hills project with free coffee
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In celebration of the new signal at the eastbound U.S. 26 off-ramp at Cedar Hills Boulevard, travelers can pick up
free coffee from 7-9 a.m. Thursday, May 9, in the
Peterkort Towne Square
at Cedar Hills Boulevard and Barnes Road.
Representatives from Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation (LUT), Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), city of Beaverton and private developer
J. Peterkort and Company
, will be onsite to discuss the project. LUT staff will deliver coffee to drivers who don’t have time to park and chat.
“We know many travelers are as excited about this project, as are all of us,” said Andrew Singelakis, director, LUT. “We want to celebrate by doing something unique. Many thanks to
J. Peterkort and Company
for donating the coffee and space for this fun event.”
The long-awaited traffic signal at the U.S. 26 eastbound exit ramp and Cedar Hills Boulevard will be turned on shortly. Area travelers will be able to make a left turn onto Cedar Hills from the US 26 eastbound off-ramp without excessively long delays. In addition to the traffic signal, the project includes a sidewalk along the east side of Cedar Hills Boulevard.
In preparation for the upcoming event, LUT created a Spotify playlist -
Turning Left
- to get everyone into the left-turn spirit. Follow
Turning Left
on Spotify. Travelers with suggestions for additional songs for
Turning Left
can follow
#US26CedarHills #LeftTurn
on
Twitter @WashCoRoads.
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- 143rd Avenue, from Melody Lane to house number 2000, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. weekdays, intermittently through April 30.
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- Bull Mountain Road, Nemarnik Drive to Grandview Lane, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays, intermittently through July 15.
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- Jenkins Road, between Murray Boulevard and 300 feet east of Edgemoor Avenue, 8 p.m.-5:30 a.m. May 1-17 for paving (weather dependent). Map
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- Thompson Road, between 114th Avenue and Knollview Drive, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. weekdays, intermittently through April 30.
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- West Union Road, between 143rd and 174 avenues, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. through May 16 for paving (weather dependent). Map
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NOTE:
This information is provided here as a courtesy only.
Neighborhood meetings are required
before developers submit certain land use applications to the County (for areas outside cities).These meetings provide a forum for the developer, affected CPO (Community Participation Organization) and nearby property owners to discuss the proposal informally. County staff do not schedule or attend these meetings.
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April 30 - Proposed church expansion
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May 3 - Proposed 8-acre photovoltaic solar facility
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May 6 - Proposed 2-lot partition
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May 6 - Proposed partition to lot and tract
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At 6 p.m. at Leedy Grange Hall,
4155 NW Saltzman Road. The property is 3.13 acres in the NCMU NB district (North Bethany Neighborhood Commercial Mixed Use District) and is located on tax lot #
1N117BD00300. Contact Li Alligood, Otak Inc., at 503-415-2384 or
li.alligood@otak.com
CPO 7; District 2
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Melissa De Lyser | Public Affairs and Communications Manager
Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation
155 N. First Ave., Suite 350 MS16 | Hillsboro, OR 97124
503-846-4963 direct | 971-713 9658 mobile
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