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The public is invited to comment on the following open topic(s):
The following amendments to the Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program (MTIP) are proposed. A public hearing will be held at the Metropolitan Planning Committee (MPC) virtual meeting on January 7, 2021. The public comment period will close February 4, 2021:
City of Springfield requests MPC approval of STBG funding for S. 32nd at Virginia Ave project, and to amend the 2021-2024 MTIP to include this funded project. The project would involve design and construction of a rectangular rapid flashing beacon crossing with a pedestrian refuge island on the southern leg of the intersection of S. 32nd St at Virginia Ave, and add curb extensions on Virginia Ave at S. 32nd St at the entrance to the neighborhood. Transportation Planning Committee (TPC) recently approved the City of Springfield's request to cancel the Glenwood Riverfront Path: I-5 Xing-Seavey LP project, making $836,227.57 of STBG funding available for re-programming. The funding proposal would utilize a portion of these funds.
Funding requested: $350,000 (includes local match of $35,945)
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The following amendments to the Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program (MTIP) are proposed. A public hearing will be held at the Metropolitan Planning Committee (MPC) virtual meeting on February 4, 2021. The public comment period will close February 24, 2021:
City of Springfield requests MPC approval of STBG funding for design and NEPA project on McVay Highway corridor, and to amend the 2021-2024 MTIP to include this funded project. The City has embarked on this project that will improve connections, provide bike, pedestrian, and storm water facilities, provide a safer facility for all modes, and help make the Glenwood area a vibrant place to live, work, and visit. A design concept will be developed identifying the right-of-way width, various elements such as bicycle, pedestrian, and storm water needs, intersection layout and right-of-way envelope, and potential re-alignment of an intersecting street. Once the envelope has been established, the environmental (NEPA) analysis would be completed for the corridor.
Funding requested: $485,841 (includes local match of $49,896)
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The following amendments to the Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program (MTIP) are proposed. Public comments will be accepted until February 5, 2021:
21327 - Coburg
Coburg Loop- N. Coburg Industrial Way
Description: Construct a shared-use path to promote the use of alternative forms of transportation.
Funding: $699,877 (STBG)
Amendment: Add 2022 Right of Way phase using $2,000 of local funds
Comment Online
www.LaneVoices.org
Comment through Mail
Metropolitan Policy Committee
Lane Council of Governments
859 Willamette
Suite 500
Eugene, OR 97401
Comment through Email
mpo@lcog.org
Questions
Contact MPO Program Manager at Lane Council of Governments Paul Thompson at 541-682-4283, or via email.