Mobility Advisory Committee to meet June 17

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Mobility Advisory Committee to meet June 17

June 10, 2021

SALEM — The Mobility Advisory Committee will meet via teleconference at 1 p.m. Thursday, June 17, 2021. In addition, a Stakeholder Forum will convene during the meeting to review projects with permanent impacts subject to ORS 366.215.

ORS 366.215 Impact Projects Subject to Stakeholder Forum

Representatives from ODOT Regions will seek Stakeholder Forum support for the following projects:

  • I-84: Multnomah Falls - Tooth Rock Tunnel - Cascade Locks (K21684)
  • OR 238 at Cheshire Way (Roundabout)
  • I-5/OR 99/OR 238/U.S. 199/OR 62/OR 140 Curb Ramps (K22390)
  • U.S. 101: Youngs Bay Bridge - Neptune Drive (K20125)

Permanent Impacts NOT subject to ORS 366.215

Representatives from ODOT Regions will seek feedback from the Mobility Advisory Committee on permanent impacts on the state highway system that are not subject to ORS 366.215 for the following projects:

  • OR 99/I-5 Curb Ramps (K22389)

Temporary Work Zone Impact Projects

Representatives from ODOT Regions will seek feedback from the Mobility Advisory Committee on temporary impacts on the state highway system for the following projects:

  • U.S. 101: Youngs Bay Bridge - Neptune Drive (K20125)
  • U.S 30 at Bridge Ave Ramps (K20522)

View the meeting agenda, meeting documents, draft minutes for the previous meeting, and protocols for participating in the teleconference on the Mobility Meeting Records web page at: https://www.oregon.gov/odot/MCT/Pages/MobilityRecords.aspx

If you have questions, please contact the ODOT Mobility Services Team at: SPD-MobilityServicesTeam@odot.state.or.us.

Meetings are open to everyone

Per Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR 731-012), a Stakeholder Forum must convene as department staff have identified the projects above as proposing a permanent reduction in vehicle-carrying capacity on identified freight routes subject to ORS 366.215. A Stakeholder Forum consists of a group of stakeholders with open membership that meet on an as-needed basis to advise the Department regarding the affect of Proposed Actions on the ability to move motor vehicles through a section of highway. Statewide transportation stakeholders and local agencies affected by a Proposed Action are invited to participate.

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