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This project is looking for the best route from Bonita Road to the Tualatin River for what will be the last segment of the Fanno Creek Trail in Tigard.
What We Heard
At an open house last fall, we heard the following criteria were important.
User Experience*
Environmental Impacts
Constructability & Funding
Property Ownership
Safety & Security*
Community Support
*=Most important criteria
What We Did
Technical analysis and field surveys are now complete. Based on the criteria above, the options have been narrowed in each segment. In some cases, we were able to eliminate it down to one option. In others, there are still choices about where the trail could go.
We want to hear about what options have the most community support. The goal of this project is to narrow the options down to a point that the city can apply for design and construction grants.
This project is looking for the best route from Bonita Road to the Tualatin River for what will be the last segment of the Fanno Creek Trail in Tigard.
What We Heard
At an open house last fall, we heard the following criteria were important.
User Experience*
Environmental Impacts
Constructability & Funding
Property Ownership
Safety & Security*
Community Support
*=Most important criteria
What We Did
Technical analysis and field surveys are now complete. Based on the criteria above, the options have been narrowed in each segment. In some cases, we were able to eliminate it down to one option. In others, there are still choices about where the trail could go.
We want to hear about what options have the most community support. The goal of this project is to narrow the options down to a point that the city can apply for design and construction grants.
