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Upgrade traffic signals and ADA sidewalk ramps at SE Court Avenue (U.S. 30) and SE 1st Street intersection. Work also includes removing the old/existing traffic and pedestrian walk/wait signals along Dorian Avenue (U.S. 30) at the SE 1st and SW 4th Street intersections.
The SE Court Avenue/SE 1st Street replacement signals will have new metal poles with arched extensions holding signal heads. The traffic/pedestrian signals along Dorian being removed will not be replaced.
Location
U.S. 30
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U.S. 30 (SE Court Avenue and SE Dorian Avenue) in Pendleton at SE 1st Street and SW 4th Street intersections.
Cost and Funding
Construction plus engineering is estimated at $1.5 M.
Contractor
HP Civil, Inc. | Stayton, OR
Benefits
Improve safety with ADA ramp upgrades and signal pole replacement.
What Problem Will This Improve?
The existing poles and span wires holding the traffic signals at these intersection are old and do not meet current safety standards. The two Dorian Avenue intersection signals have limited benefit to downtown traffic and low pedestrian usage. Removing them will improve traffic flow along this main route through town. The reduction in signal maintenance costs will help fund improvements at other, busier signal locations in downtown Pendleton. Existing signal poles that support utilities such as lighting, city power/phone cables, etc. will remain in place, as needed.
Additional Information
ADA ramp upgrades at the SE Court Avenue/SE 1st Street intersection will include eight new ramps, two per corner, each facing the crosswalk (see diagram) to meet required safety standards.
