Comments for “Clackamas County TSP - Virtual Workshop #3 - Clackamas Regional Center/Industrial Area”
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ID_Number: U939
Yes, please close the I-205 trail gap. It is confusing and chaotic to reconnect once you're unceremoniously dropped onto 82nd.
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ID_Number: U093
Being able to bike from Milwaukie to the 205 path would be very useful.
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ID_Number: U108
would love to see a bike route/path to connect the parks in this area.
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ID_Number: 2093
Close the I-205 gap please. This is just way too dangerous to ride through this missing link. It's about time that a solution is found.
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ID_Number: U338
I would love to see this happen, but I would love even more to see the gap filled in the I-205 path.
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ID_Number: U939
the Gap on the 205 bike path is the only flaw in the otherwise excellent bikeway from the Columbia River to Oregon city.
Clackamas County is seriously lacking in safe bike paths. This small project would be a big step -
ID_Number: U694
This would be a nice addition, but the 205 path parallels this close by.
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ID_Number: U939
The gap needs to be closed. Riding on 82nd to try and connect the gap is dangerous, especially with children.
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ID_Number: U093
Creating a bicycle greenway across Milwaukie from the Trolley Trail to the 205 bike path would go a long way creating safe ways for pedestrians and cyclists to move through and around the area. Milwaukie is beginning the process on their end, it would be incredible if Clackamas County continued it out to 205
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ID_Number: U939
The transition from the I-205 overpass to the southbound trail is dangerous at best. As is 82nd dr both directions. A gap closure will provide safe passage for bikes and peds.
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ID_Number: U066
The lack of north-south connectivity west of 82nd here is disastrous for people who would like to walk and bike in their neighborhood. All trips end up being routed to scary 82nd Ave. No wonder people prefer to drive!
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ID_Number: U001
This project is an embarrassing, destructive waste of money. Our region has far better things on which to spend our limited resources.
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ID_Number: 1043
This, coupled with improvements to Monroe, would be incredibly valuable to Milwaukie residents. It would give people an option, other than driving, for getting to the I-205 path, MAX, and the mall. Improving the 82nd crossing is crucial.
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ID_Number: U811
Monroe St lacks safe walking/biking access westward towards downtown.
Both the middle school and High School are West of 224 and there is no safe route for our kids to get from the neighborhoods to the local schools -
ID_Number: U058
Just have some concerns about turn lanes and visibililty along 132nd. Would there be an opportunity to talk with project engineer?
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ID_Number: U093
Neighborhood Greenways are an inexpensive and fast way to encourage more bicycling in neighborhoods!
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ID_Number: U939
The I-205 trail only has one gap and it would be great to be able to ride all the way down to Oregon City
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ID_Number: U093
Families, older people and those who want to use a bicycle to get from their homes to downtown Milwaukee need a safe and comfortable route. Even though King has a bike lane, the traffic volume is fast and furious, so it isn't pleasant to ride on for most people. Monroe is a wonderful parallel route that would be good for anyone who wants to bike instead of drive the short distance from their home to downtown businesses or school
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ID_Number: U654
Great to continue to provide more multi-use paths for biking/walking.
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ID_Number: U939
The I-205 Gap must be closed. This trail could provide thousands of people with the option of walking and biking between Oregon City, the Columbia River, and all points in between.
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ID_Number: U939
The I-205 Gap must be closed. This trail could provide thousands of people with the option of walking and biking between Oregon City, the Columbia River, and all points in between.
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ID_Number: 1018
The I-205 Gap must be closed. This trail could provide thousands of people with the option of walking and biking between Oregon City, the Columbia River, and all points in between.
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ID_Number: U001
The people have spoke. Remove Sunnybrook West from the CC TSP
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ID_Number: U654
It would be great to see more connectivity for bikes and peds in this area. I would prefer this trail to stay closer to Harmony Road heading east of Linwood that there is a good connection to the college and aquatics center.
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ID_Number: 2053
Milwaukie is talking about creating a multi-use path on Rail Road ave.... couldn't the county work with them on that project instead? Bikes and Peds don't really like to be next to cars traveling 50-60 mph- it is unnerving and loud. Rail Road ave makes more sense.