May 23, 2018
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GetUsThere.org, a website providing construction information in the Roy Rogers Road area, has been created to inform travelers about possible delays or detours.
Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation (LUT), Clean Water Services, city of Tigard and Willamette Water Supply Program all have construction projects that impact travel in the Roy Rogers Road area. GetUsThere.org will provide travelers a one-stop source for updates on any traffic impacts. The website includes an interactive map of all projects - both existing and future. It also includes a project list in text/table form.
"All four jurisdictions are working together to minimize traffic impacts as much as possible," said Andrew Singelakis, director, LUT. "While the construction schedule is complex, the timing of these projects is critical."
Jurisdictions collaborated to schedule some of these projects concurrently to save taxpayer dollars and to minimize road construction impacts over time.
"We understand that road construction is inconvenient for everyone," Singelakis said. "The Roy Rogers area will be challenging for all of us. We encourage the public to visit GetUsThere.org to get updates. We appreciate everyone's patience."
Work impacting travel includes:
Clean Water Services
  • Bull Mountain Trunk Improvements (Beef Bend Road from Myrtle Avenue to 131st Avenue then south to Bedford Street). Expected to begin summer 2018.
  • River Terrace South Pump Station and Pressurized Sewer Pipe installation (.25 mile south of Beef Bend Road to Myrtle Avenue). Expected to begin Aug. 1.
  • Roy Rogers Road Gravity Sewer Pipe installation (.25 mile south of Roy Rogers and Beef Bend roads to .5 mile north). Expected to begin Aug. 1.
City of Tigard
  • Bull Mountain Road widening and traffic signal installation (Roy Rogers Road to 164th Avenue). Construction in progress; completion expected Aug. 30. Project includes a new roundabout at the intersection of River Terrace Boulevard and Bull Mountain Road.
Washington County
  • 175th Avenue (Scholls Ferry Road to south of Alvord Lane). Construction in progress; completion expected in fall.
  • Beef Bend culvert (east of 146th Avenue). Expected to begin spring 2019.
  • Bull Mountain Road sidewalk (Newmarnik Drive to Grandview Lane). Expected to begin Aug. 1.
  • Murray Boulevard overlay (between Scholls Ferry and Weir roads). Expected to begin July 15.
  • Roy Rogers Road widening (Scholls Ferry Road to 2,500 feet south of Beef Bend Road). Includes Willamette Water Supply Program pipeline and Clean Water Services pressurized sewer pipe installations. Expected to begin July 2.
  • Scholls Ferry Road overlay (between Murray and Teal boulevards). Expected to begin July 15.
Willamette Water Supply Program
For more information, visit GetUsThere.org.
Transportation project open houses 
All in-person open houses are scheduled from 5-7 p.m.
Highlights from wc-roads.com
Road closures
  • 10th Avenue, between Adair and Baseline streets, through June 16. Media release
  • Bany Road at Zenith Place, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. weekdays June 18-July 19.
  • Greenwood Drive, from 13785 NW Greenwood Drive to 137th Avenue (fire gate), for public safety, through June 1.
  • Laidlaw Road, Between Saltzman and Thompson roads, for sanitary sewer extension, through June 10.
  • Tonquin Road, between Grahams Ferry Road and the railroad tracks, through May 25. Detour
  • West Shore Drive, between Hankins and Sain Creek roads, through June 9. Media release 
For lane closures and other traffic updates, visit   wc-roads.com .
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.
May 29: Proposed synthetic track and field
At 6 p.m. at Forest Hills Lutheran Christian School,  4221 SW Golf Course Road. The property is 12.86 acres in the EFU district (Exclusive Farm Use) and is located on tax lots # 1S3150000800  # 1S3150000901. Contact Mercedes Smith, 3J Consulting, at 503-946-9365 or  mercedes.smith@3j-consulting.com.
CPO 15; District 4
June 10: Proposed small market with espresso bar
At 4 p.m. at the proposed site. The property is 0.14 acre in the R-COM district (Rural Commercial) and is located at 39599 SW Laurelwood Road. Contact Joanne Takusagawa at 425-218-0225 or Cindy Gottfried at 425-238-5907. 
CPO 10; District 4
June 12: Proposed Event - WinCo Foods Portland Open
At 6 p.m. at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club Ghost Creek Clubhouse,  12930 NW Old Pumpkin Ridge Road. The property is 419.18 acres in the EFU district (Exclusive Farm Use) and is located on tax lots # 2N3360000101 and # 2N3360000200. Contact Jon Casey at 774-285-1941 or JCasey@lagardere-se.com.
CPO 8; District 1
June 16: Proposed 4-lot subdivision
At 1:30 p.m. at the site location. The property is 1.28 acres in the R-6 district (Residential 5-6 units per acre) and is located on tax lot # 1S225BA02800. Contact John DeJong at 503-819-6494.
CPO 6; District 1