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N Greeley Multi-Use Path and Paving Project

Transportation
Completed
The N Greeley Multi-Use Path is a two-way, one-mile path on the east side of N Greeley Avenue from N Going Street to N Interstate Avenue. The two-way bicycle and pedestrian facility is protected from vehicle traffic with continuous concrete barriers. N Greeley Avenue has also been repaved.
Rendering of N Greeley Multi-Use Path and Paving Project
Completed July 2020
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What's Happening Now?

The N Greeley Multi-Use Path and Paving Project is complete. 

Project Background

N Greeley Multi-use Path and Paving Project Map

The Portland Bureau of Transportation is building the N Greeley Multi-Use Path, a two-way, one-mile path on the east side of N Greeley Avenue from N Going Street to N Interstate Avenue. The two-way bicycle and pedestrian facility will be protected from vehicle traffic with continuous concrete barriers. The project will also repave the entire width of N Greeley through the project area.

N Greeley Avenue is a busy, high-speed road with heavy freight vehicle traffic. This project will protect cyclists and pedestrians behind a continuous concrete barrier connecting North Portland neighborhoods and businesses with the Rose Quarter. In addition, the project will widen the outside lanes to better accommodate truck traffic and increase the buffer between opposing traffic lanes.

N Going St: Cyclists will move diagonally across the intersection with a new bike signal.

At the south end of the project, the continuous concrete barrier will tie in to the existing barrier. 

Proposed cross section includes a 11.5-12’ multi-use path, a 12’ northbound travel lane, two 10.5’ travel lanes, and a 12-13’ southbound travel lane.

N Greeley Multi-use Path and Paving Project Cross-section

Project Funding

The total project budget is $1,800,000. The project is funded by a City Council-approved Major Maintenance Set-Aside as well as the Heavy Vehicle Use Tax through the voter-approved Fixing Our Streets. 

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