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Council signs off on Bradley Road right‑of‑way plan to add shared‑use path
Summary
Council approved the Bradley Road Improvements right‑of‑way plan (Project No. 2020‑15), which would widen the roadway and build a ten‑foot shared‑use path from Eastwood Way to Line Road, enabling the city to begin property negotiations.
The Lynden City Council approved the Bradley Road Improvements Right‑of‑Way plan (Project No. 2020‑15) as part of the Feb. 18 consent agenda. The plan shows proposed street design, affected parcels, the amount of property needed and the type of acquisition (including easements). Council approval of the plan allows staff to proceed with negotiations with affected property owners.
The minutes state the Public Works Committee reviewed the Right‑of‑Way plan and the possession and use process at their Feb. 5 meeting and recommended that the council approve the plan. Specific parcel addresses, acquisition schedules and compensation amounts are not listed in the minutes.
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