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City adds road-safety audits, alters Garfield plan and advances path and signal upgrades in CIP
Summary
City staff added road-safety audits and intersection-control evaluations to CIP planning, scaled back a planned signal at Garfield and Kings after it failed warrants, programmed a shared-use path alignment study and identified ODOT safety grants and signal upgrades for future work.
City transportation staff told a joint City Council and Budget Commission work session that the draft five-year capital improvement program (CIP) now reflects new road-safety audits and intersection-control evaluations that informed project scopes, produced a change in the planned Kings and Garfield intersection treatment and added grant-funded pedestrian and signal upgrades.
“An intersection control evaluation at Kings and Garfield originally planned for a traffic signal there. The evaluation found that it did not meet warrants and was not going to meet warrants in the foreseeable…
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