Lents Crossing: SE 92nd & Ellis, SE 92nd and Rural, and SE Woodstock & 86th

Transportation
Under Construction
Crossing improvements at three intersections will include paving, striping, grading, drainage and curb ramp construction.
Fall 2022
Location Description
92nd at Ellis & Rural/Woodstock & 86th
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At SE Rural Street & SE 92nd Avenue, improvements include a new striped crosswalk with a median island and new ADA ramps. 

SE Lents Crossing: SE Woodstock & 86th Ave, SE Rural & 92nd Ave, and SE Ellis & 92nd Ave
SE Lents Crossing overview map: SE Woodstock & 86th Ave, SE Rural & 92nd Ave, and SE Ellis & 92nd Ave
An aerial view of traffic pattern changes at the intersection of SE Rural Street and SE 92nd Avenue.
This is an aerial view of the traffic pattern changes that will be occurring at the intersection of SE Rural Street and SE 92nd Avenue.

At SE Woodstock & SE 82nd Avenue, improvements include a new striped crosswalk with new ADA ramps for safer pedestrian traveling. 

This is an aerial view of the traffic pattern changes that will be occurring at the intersection of SE Woodstock Blvd. and SE 86th Avenue.
This is an aerial view of the traffic pattern changes that will be occurring at the intersection of SE Woodstock Blvd. and SE 86th Avenue.

At SE Ellis and 92nd Avenue, improvements include adding bicycle lanes and pedestrian safety components such as existing sidewalk improvements, existing ADA ramp improvements, a new crosswalk to and a median island. 

This is an aerial view of the traffic pattern changes that will be occurring at the intersection of SE Ellis Street and SE 92nd Avenue.
This is an aerial view of the traffic pattern changes that will be occurring at the intersection of SE Ellis Street and SE 92nd Avenue.

What's Happening Now?

Construction will be completed Fall 2022.

Project Background and Description

This project will be improving three SE Lents crossings at SE 92nd & Ellis, SE 92nd & Rural, and SE Woodstock & 86th. These improvements will make it safer to cross SE 92nd and SE Woodstock at these locations when walking or biking. This project is part of Safe Routes to School.

About sidewalk and curb ramp work

You should expect:

  1. Curb ramp construction at corners with outdated corner designs. Curb ramp design requirements are in place to help prevent unsafe situations, such as people falling out of wheelchairs or scooters, or tripping while using a cane or walker. Expect some curb closures and temporary signs restricting on-street parking next to construction. (Want to learn more about how we build curb ramps that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act? Watch PBOT Crew members explain how they build new sidewalk curb ramps for all Portlanders). 
  2. Accommodation for pedestrians when existing pedestrian routes are impacted by construction.

Funding

The Parking Climate and Equitable Mobility Transaction Fee was designed in alignment with the recommendations from the Pricing Options for Equitable Mobility Task Force, a community advisory group convened in 2020-21 to consider if and how new transportation pricing strategies could be used in Portland. The 20 cents per transaction fee was implemented in July 2022 and sends a price signal about the externalized costs of driving and supports investments that advance our transportation climate and equity goals.