SW Capitol Hwy: Multnomah Village West Portland 95% Design Update - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Capitol Highway Subcommittee December 4, 2019

SW Capitol Hwy: Multnomah Village – West Portland 95% Design Update

Agenda

6:30pm Welcome & Introductions Chris Lyons (MNA), Steve Szigethy (PBOT), Fowler Team, All 6:45pm Major Project Updates Steve Szigethy 7:00pm 95% Plans - Overview and Discussion Steve Szigethy, All Key Topics:

• Retaining walls and railings
• Bike Lane, Sidewalk, and Multi-Use Path
• Stormwater
• Trees and landscaping
• Public art

8:10pm Project Construction - Updates and Discussion Steve Szigethy, Fowler Team, All Key Topics:

• Schedule
• Sequencing/Phasing
• Public Involvement

8:30pm Adjourn

SW Capitol Hwy: Multnomah Village – West Portland Project

• All walls are cast-in-place concrete
• Multnomah South stormwater facility

reshaped

• Spot narrowing of improvements on

Capitol Hwy

• Longitudinal delineation between

east side peds & bikes

• Multnomah Blvd ped/bike

improvements defined

• Right-of-way certification maps
• Additional detail across all elements

Refinements in 95% Design:

• Smaller excavation area
• Less impactful to properties
• Aesthetic preference of many

in neighborhood

• Historical reference to

neighborhood rockery walls Cast-in-Place Concrete Walls

Multnomah South Stormwater Detention Basin

• Smaller footprint
• Saves 4 large

Doug firs

Spot Narrowing of Capitol Highway Improvements 3’

Longitudinal Delineation of East Side Ped and Bike Ways Where No Planter Strip is Proposed

SW Multnomah Blvd Ped/Bike Improvements

• 10’ concrete multi-use path on north side for 300’ west of 40th

Ave

• Roadway-level protected bikeway/walkway on both sides

between 40th & 45th Aves

• Reconstruction of all 4 corners of Multnomah/40th

Right-of-Way Certification Maps

• Shows all temporary & permanent easements needed to

construct and maintain the project.

Visual Preference Survey: Influence on Design

Random rounded wall pattern Black powder-coated square tube rail Various approved trees Black bike lane Stamped concrete-style furnishing zone Various approved shrubs

Construction Team

• Owner / Lead Bureau:
• Bureau Partners:
• Construction Manager / General Contractor:
• Construction Public Involvement:
• Contracting Equity Consultant:

Current Picture of Construction Sequencing & Schedule

• CM/GC Pre-Con Deliverables

Jan-Feb 2020

• Construction Open House

January 30, 2020

• Early Work Packages

February-March 2020

• Final Plans & Price

March 2020

• Major Construction Starts

March-April 2020

• Substantial Completion

Summer 2021

Public Involvement Before/During Construction

• Project Newsletter #4 – January 2020
• Construction Open House – Thurs., Jan. 30, 2020

– Multnomah Arts Center 6:00-8:30pm

• Weekly/bi-weekly e-bulletins with maps
• Residential doorhangers
• Business outreach
• Project newsletters at key milestones
• CHS meetings and other group briefings
• Lawn signs during construction
• Tabling at events
• Ongoing outreach and responsive support

– april@jla.us.com or 503-235-5881

Agenda

6:30pm Welcome & Introductions Chris Lyons (MNA), Steve Szigethy (PBOT), Fowler Team, All 6:45pm Major Project Updates Steve Szigethy 7:00pm 95% Plans - Overview and Discussion Steve Szigethy, All Key Topics:

• Retaining walls and railings
• Bike Lane, Sidewalk, and Multi-Use Path
• Stormwater
• Trees and landscaping
• Public art

8:10pm Project Construction - Updates and Discussion Steve Szigethy, Fowler Team, All Key Topics:

• Schedule
• Sequencing/Phasing
• Public Involvement

8:30pm Adjourn

Thank You!

Steve Szigethy, Capital Program Manager Portland Bureau of Transportation steve.szigethy@portlandoregon.gov 503.823.5117