With that sobering information in hand, the participants formed small groups to decide what amount of traffic they would consider acceptable. Working with local maps, they identified traffic levels they could live with at various times and places in the corridor. The majority of participants agreed that traffic on Highway 99W should rarely fall below ODOT standards, never for more than two hours per day. The project team is using the transportation thresholds and other evaluation criteria, also reviewed at the Summit, in their analysis of alternative solutions. Transportation problems are relieved, while land use, environmental and social concerns are satisfied.
Project has community support and minimal impact on affected communities and property owners.
Contact us by e-mail for more information or us e the questionnaire at this web site. You can also browse our contact list for more resources. In 1997, the Newberg-Dundee project stalled.