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City, ODOT agree to land swap to clear path for Steel Bridge skate park
Summary
The council heard a first reading on a land exchange with the Oregon Department of Transportation to consolidate property at the west end of the Steel Bridge so Portland Parks & Recreation can build the long‑planned skate park; second reading is set for March 19.
Portland Bureau of Transportation staff and Portland Parks & Recreation presented a proposed property exchange with the Oregon Department of Transportation on March 5 designed to consolidate rights at the west end of the Steel Bridge and enable construction of the long‑planned Steel Bridge skate park.
PBOT real‑property supervisor Kevin Balak said the swap would trade the city’s undivided interest in a remnant parcel near the Interstate 405 and Southwest Naito Parkway interchange for ODOT’s undivided interest…
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