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Subcommittee approves ODOT application for Bullards Bridge bike‑pedestrian study grant
Summary
The Transportation and Economic Development Subcommittee voted to approve ODOT’s submission of a BUILD grant application to study a separated pedestrian and bicycle bridge at the Bullards Bridge on U.S. 101, seeking $3.2 million with $800,000 in matching funds.
The Transportation and Economic Development Subcommittee voted to approve ODOT’s application to the U.S. Department of Transportation for a BUILD (formerly RAISE) grant to fund a feasibility and preliminary design study for a separate pedestrian and bicycle bridge adjacent to the existing Bullards Bridge on U.S. 101. The agency requested $3,200,000 in grant funds with $800,000 in matching funds.
The study would examine whether a new pedestrian‑and‑bike structure can be built adjacent to the existing 1954 span, which ODOT staff described as “incredibly narrow” at about 26 feet and lacking space for a bike lane or sidewalk. “It has been renamed to the BUILD grant. However, the criteria remain unchanged and the deadline as of today also remains…
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