ENVISIONING FUTURE I-205 IMPROVEMENTS

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The project team is using simulations to display how the project might look when complete and to understand future traffic conditions. Top right: A model showing how traffic will navigate OR 43 with a new roundabout in place. Bottom right: The widened structure and seismically upgraded Abernethy Bridge. Bottom left: The completed project with three lanes in both directions on I-205 just south of the Tualatin River Bridge. ENVISIONING FUTURE I-205 IMPROVEMENTS FALL 2019 WWW.I205CORRIDOR.ORG The I-205 Widening and Seismic Improvement project will address congestion and traveler safety issues on a seven-mile stretch of I-205 between Stafford Road and OR 213. Project benefits: • The addition of a third lane in each direction from Stafford Road to OR 213 helps prevent bottlenecks that cause congestion and crashes, which create delays for travelers and freight. • Extending the I-205 northbound on-ramp across the Abernethy Bridge increases safety and travel-time predictability. • Seismically upgrading the Abernethy Bridge and replacing or retrofitting eight bridge sites in the project area ensures bridges can withstand a major earthquake. SEE INSIDE FOR MORE DETAILS ANTICIPATED PROJECT SCHEDULE • Design complete: July 2019 • Construction anticipated: Fall 2019 - Fall 2020 RealTime Signs Installation I-205 Abernethy Bridge widening and seismic upgrades, OR 43 interchange improvements, freeway widening between the Stafford Road Interchange and OR 213, bridge upgrades and replacements, and soundwalls • Design complete: 2021 • Construction anticipated: 2022 - 2026 (subject to funding) 1 2 213 99E 99E 43 43 WEST LINN OREGON CITY WILLAMETTE RIVER GLADSTONE JOHNSON ROAD BORLAND ROAD SCHAEFFER ROAD WILLAMETTE FALLS DRIVE DOLLAR STREET 12TH BLAND CIRCLE PARKER ROAD HIGH STREET DIVISION MOLALLA BORLAND ROAD W I S T E R I A R O A D ROSEM O N T ROAD PIMLICO DRIVE WIL LAMETTE D RIV E WEST A STREET M C L O U G H LIN B O U LE V ARD G R A P E V I N E R O A D S A L A M O R O A D F A I L I N G S T R E E T SUNSET AVEN U E ABERNET H Y R OAD APERSON B O U LE V A R D WASHINGTON S TR E ET STAFFORD ROAD T U A L A T I N R I V E R 205 205 205 205 2 1 1 1 1 1 GET INVOLVED! Submit a comment online Sign up for project updates LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PROJECT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ODOT REALTIME SIGNS BEGINNING IN FALL 2019! WWW.I205CORRIDOR.ORG Contact Ellen Sweeney, ODOT Community Affairs Coordinator, at (503) 731-8230 or [email protected] Email us: info@ I205Corridor.org

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The project team is using simulations to

display how the project might look when

complete and to understand future traffic

conditions.

Top right: A model showing how traffic will

navigate OR 43 with a new roundabout in

place.

Bottom right: The widened structure and

seismically upgraded Abernethy Bridge.

Bottom left: The completed project with

three lanes in both directions on I-205 just

south of the Tualatin River Bridge.

ENVISIONING FUTURE I-205 IMPROVEMENTS

F A L L 2 0 1 9 W W W . I 2 0 5 C O R R I D O R . O R G

The I-205 Widening and Seismic Improvement project will address congestion and traveler safety issues on a seven-mile stretch of I-205 between Stafford Road and OR 213. Project benefits:

• The addition of a third lane in each direction from Stafford Road to OR 213 helps prevent bottlenecks that cause congestion and crashes, which create delays for travelers and freight.

• Extending the I-205 northbound on-ramp across the Abernethy Bridge increases safety and travel-time predictability.

• Seismically upgrading the Abernethy Bridge and replacing or retrofitting eight bridge sites in the project area ensures bridges can withstand a major earthquake.

SEE INSIDE FOR MORE DETAILS

ANTICIPATED PROJECT SCHEDULE

• Design complete: July 2019• Construction anticipated:

Fall 2019 - Fall 2020

RealTime Signs Installation I-205 Abernethy Bridge widening and seismic upgrades, OR 43 interchange improvements, freeway widening between the Stafford Road Interchange and OR 213, bridge upgrades and replacements, and soundwalls

• Design complete: 2021• Construction anticipated:

2022 - 2026 (subject to funding)

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GET INVOLVED!

Submit a comment online

Sign up for project updates LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PROJECT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ODOT REALTIME SIGNS BEGINNING IN FALL 2019!

W W W . I 2 0 5 C O R R I D O R . O R G

Contact Ellen Sweeney, ODOT Community Affairs Coordinator, at (503) 731-8230 or [email protected]

Email us: [email protected]

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PROPOSED SOLUTIONSUpgrade the Abernethy Bridge and the eight other I-205 bridges in the project area to withstand a major earthquake. I-205 is a designated statewide north-south lifeline route, which means it must be operational quickly after a disaster renders other roadways unusable or impassable. This critical route will provide supplies and services to the region.

SEISMIC UPGRADES

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Install ODOT RealTime traffic information signs to help travelers get to where they’re going more safely and efficiently. These signs can display traffic flow information, roadway conditions and advisory speeds limits.

TRAVELER INFORMATION SIGNS

In order to improve safety and travel-time predictability on I-205, the OR 43 interchange will change. The project will remove the current I-205 northbound on-ramp from OR 43. Northbound traffic will instead use a roundabout to access northbound I-205. The roundabout reduces crashes and conflicts with movements to and from OR 43. The project also removes the Broadway Street bridge overcrossing. See inset below.

OR 43 INTERCHANGE IMPROVEMENTS• Add a third lane in each direction on the seven-mile stretch of I-205 between

Stafford Road and OR 99E, and a northbound auxiliary (“entrance-to-exit”) lane between OR 99E and OR 213.

• Widening I-205 requires blasting to remove the rock slope on the northbound side of I-205 between the Sunset Avenue overcrossing and the OR 43 interchange. We are currently conducting additional analyses to determine impacts of the blasting, potential mitigations and duration of the work, and impacts to I-205 traffic.

• Sound walls will be built in two locations in the project area (shown below in pink), as determined by a vote among benefitted residents and property owners. Later, ODOT will conduct outreach and a voting process for an additional sound wall in Oregon City to determine if it will move forward as part of the project.

I-205 WIDENING

Widening I-205 requires rebuilding West A Street and Sunset Avenue, which cross over I-205. The Tualatin River, Borland Road and Woodbine Road bridges will also be replaced to current seismic standards.

BRIDGE REPLACEMENTS