Land Use & Transportation News

West Shore Drive, between Hankins and Sain Creek roads, will close April 10 for bridge repairs.

As winter hangs on, Washington County is extending the “carry chains or traction tires” requirement in snow zone areas through April 15.

An open house for pedestrian improvements to Bull Mountain Road between Nemarnik Drive and Grandview Lane will be 5-7 p.m. Thursday, April 5, at Mountainside High School, 12500 SW 175th Avenue.

The public is being asked to review and comment on the Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation (LUT) Draft 2018-19 Road Maintenance Program.

The Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation’s 2018-19 Long Range Planning Annual Work Program was adopted by the Board of Commissioners at its March 6 meeting.

The traffic pattern is changing on both 185th Avenue and Springville Road effective today, due to ongoing construction.

Traction devices are no longer required in Washington County snow zones.

Traction devices are required in all three Washington County snow zones. Locations are as follows:<br />• 175th Avenue, between Scholls Ferry and Rigert roads.<br />• Barnes Road, 118th Avenue east to the County line, adjacent to a city of Portland snow zone<br />• Cornell Road, Cedar Hills Boulevard east to the County line<br />

Traction devices are no longer required in Washington County snow zones on 175th Avenue, Barnes Road and Cornell Road.

Traction devices are required in all three Washington County snow zones. Locations are as follows: • 175th Avenue, between Scholls Ferry and Rigert roads. • Barnes Road, 118th Avenue east to the County line, adjacent to a city of Portland snow zone • Cornell Road, Cedar Hills Boulevard east to the County line