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Engineers brief Pleasant Hill on Copper Creek intersection and Fourmile pedestrian bridge studies

Pleasant Hill City Council · July 7, 2026
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Summary

Shive Hattery Engineering presented an intersection study for Copper Creek Drive/Lower Fourmile Creek Drive/Gay Lea Wilson Trail and reported progress on a pedestrian bridge study between Williams Street and Copper Creek Lake Park; the transcript records the briefing but contains no engineering details or recommended actions.

Assistant City Manager Madeline Sturms introduced consultants from Shive Hattery Engineering, who presented an intersection study for Copper Creek Drive/Lower Fourmile Creek Drive/Gay Lea Wilson Trail and provided an update on the Fourmile Pedestrian Bridge Study between Williams Street and Copper Creek Lake Park at the July 7 Pleasant Hill work session.

The meeting transcript notes that the consultants presented and that the briefing occurred, but it does not include technical findings, recommended designs, cost estimates, or a timeline for construction. No motions, votes, or formal directives were recorded in the session minutes. Mayor Sara Kurovski adjourned the meeting at 6:27 p.m.

For engineering details, cost estimates, or proposed schedules, the transcript indicates the public should consult the consultants' report or city staff materials, which are not included in the session record.