Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will construct a neighborhood greenway on 60th Avenue or SE 62nd Avenue from SE Mitchell Street to SE Nehalem Street. Neighborhood greenways are low-traffic and low-speed streets where we give priority to people walking, bicycling, and rolling.

The priority sewer pipe program will identify and repair sewer pipes throughout the city that are in need of urgent repair. This program allows for quicker construction timelines and the ability to address multiple areas in the City in a more efficient way.

The work for this project consists of work at Ira Keller Fountain and McCoy Park Fountain.

This project will construct a new 175,000-gallon steel water storage tank that meets current seismic standards and install associated 12-inch pipe connections to remove Greenleaf Tank 1 from the system.

This project will replace the Motor Control Center (MCC’s), transformer, service disconnect, and overall electrical safety and security improvements.

This project will replace existing appurtenances associated with the three (3) Howell-Bunger valves at Dam 2, including the actuators, external linkages and gearboxes, control infrastructure, electrical service and panels, and the arial cable.

This project will develop an interpretive program to educate the public about the history of the Mt. Tabor Reservoirs in particular and the City of Portland's overall potable water system.

The project requires widening, repairing, and repaving 1.6 miles of road, installing a guardrail, and installing a stoplight.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will reconfigure this roadway as a protected bike lane. The project limits are along S Bertha Blvd. from SW Vermont St. to SW Barbur Blvd. The intent is to reorganize the roadway to provide protected bike lanes.