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Committee reviews recent sidewalk, crosswalk and sign work; more ADA and engineering work expected
Summary
Staff presented photos of recent striping, sidewalk and sign work around town, including improvements near schools, the post office and Veterans Memorial; committee discussed tree trimming for visibility, crosswalk ADA ramp needs, and next locations for engineering work.
Public-works staff showed photos of recent sidewalk and crosswalk improvements and described sign and tree work to improve sight-lines.
Don and staff highlighted striping and yellow curb work at multiple sites including First and Broadway, Second and Broadway by the funeral home, in front of Clackamas River Elementary, and near the post office and Veterans Memorial. Staff noted tree removals to clear a directional sign and said some crosswalks (notably the high-school crossing) were redone. The crosswalk between the park and the library was described as on the work list but requiring sidewalk reconstruction and ADA ramp upgrades, which increases the project's scope and cost.
Committee members raised neighborhood requests for simple crosswalk signs in subdivisions and asked staff to investigate a specific sight-line problem in the 2400 block of Current Creek Drive. Staff agreed to follow up.
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