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Consultation has concluded
The Oak/Baseline/10th Avenue project is identifying opportunities for improvements along this frequently used corridor.
The project is studying how people, and goods, move around - and through - Downtown Hillsboro.
As well as how this movement affects the character of the community, economic development and natural resources.
After hearing from the community, the project team created preferred design concepts to improve the walkability, livability and vibrancy of Downtown.
The design aims to:
Increase safety for people walking, biking, rolling, and accessing transit.
Improve connections to the surrounding neighborhoods and existing community destinations.
Study Area
The study focuses on SE Oak Street and SE Baseline St from SW Adams Street to the west to SE 10th Avenue to the east as well as SE 10th Avenue from SE Baseline Street to SE Maple Street.
The adjacent blocks with streets intersecting the above (a total of 23 intersections) will also be included.
Recap of Outreach and Engagement
March/April 2024 Online Open House Results
Community members weighed in on the Concept Plans for Oak, Baseline, and 10th Avenue at a virtual open house.
Community members weighed in on four design concepts for Oak, Baseline, and 10th Avenue to improve the walkability, livability and vibrancy of Downtown.
The Oak/Baseline/10th Avenue project is identifying opportunities for improvements along this frequently used corridor.
The project is studying how people, and goods, move around - and through - Downtown Hillsboro.
As well as how this movement affects the character of the community, economic development and natural resources.
After hearing from the community, the project team created preferred design concepts to improve the walkability, livability and vibrancy of Downtown.
The design aims to:
Increase safety for people walking, biking, rolling, and accessing transit.
Improve connections to the surrounding neighborhoods and existing community destinations.
Study Area
The study focuses on SE Oak Street and SE Baseline St from SW Adams Street to the west to SE 10th Avenue to the east as well as SE 10th Avenue from SE Baseline Street to SE Maple Street.
The adjacent blocks with streets intersecting the above (a total of 23 intersections) will also be included.
Recap of Outreach and Engagement
March/April 2024 Online Open House Results
Community members weighed in on the Concept Plans for Oak, Baseline, and 10th Avenue at a virtual open house.
Community members weighed in on four design concepts for Oak, Baseline, and 10th Avenue to improve the walkability, livability and vibrancy of Downtown.
The Project Team developed a preferred design concept for each of the three study area corridors—Oak Street, Baseline Street and 10th Avenue—and we’d like your feedback!
On these roadways, we’re required to provide facilities for each mode of traveler (people walking, biking, driving, and accessing transit). We’ve arranged different pieces of the roadway to better meet the needs of multimodal travelers.
To achieve our Corridor Vision and follow the project’s guiding principles, we’ve developed preferred concepts that accommodate the following elements, which the community also told us during our 2021 public outreach, they valued:
Wider sidewalks
Dedicated bike lanes
Safer crossings for all modes of transportation: pedestrians/people using mobility devices, bikes, and vehicles
New or improved landscaping
Slower speeds
The preferred design concepts were chosen based on:
Advice from the Planning Advisory Committee (PAC).
Advice from the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC).
Please look at the preferred design concept for Oak Street, Baseline Street, and 10th Avenue and tell us how you think they fit the Corridor Vision for the area.
Consultation has concluded
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