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Welcome!

The City of Corvallis is updating its Transportation System Plan (TSP) and Transit Development Plan (TDP). At this online open house, you can review proposed transportation solutions and share your top transportation priority projects for walking, biking, driving, freight and public transit improvements.

The survey portion of this site is no longer active, though you can always submit comments through the project website.

Project Information

Open House Stations

1
Learn about the purpose of a TSP, the project background, and review the project Goals and Objectives. 
2
Review proposed auto and freight projects and give us feedback. 
3
Review proposed pedestrian projects and give us feedback. 
4
Review proposed bike projects and give us feedback. 
5
Review proposed transit system changes and give us feedback. 
6
Tell us more about you, and learn how to get more information. 

= Page includes questions or opportunities for comment.

Project Overview and Evaluation Process

Last fall, the project hosted an open house to talk to the community about current transportation needs and collect ideas on improving travel around Corvallis. Since then, the project team has developed proposed transportation solutions for driving, biking, walking and transit. The City is now determining its top priority projects. In this open house, you will learn more about how these projects were developed and evaluated and have the opportunity to provide your input.

Anticipated Project Schedule

Anticipated Funding

  • TSP Funding: There are more than $1 billion in transportation system improvements proposed as part of this Transportation System Plan (TSP) update. The City of Corvallis will have approximately $42 million to spend on projects from the TSP through the year 2040, after maintenance and operations costs are covered. Funding sources of future improvements may include the developers, the City, County, and State. Cost, in addition to stakeholder input and evaluation results, will factor into the City's final prioritized project list.
  • Transit Funding: HB 2017 will provide the City with additional transit revenue for operating and capital needs. Initial projections estimate $1-$2 million per year for the City.

How Proposed Solutions Were Developed and Evaluated

The recommended transportation solutions were based on the project goals and objectives and input from three main sources:

  • Stakeholder input
  • Previous plans (such as the 1996 TSP and area plans for North, South, and West Corvallis)
  • Technical evaluation (Technical Memoranda #7 and #12)

The solutions were compared to a set of evaluation criteria. The criteria were developed directly from the project goals and objectives and are intended to see how strongly each solution supports community-expressed interests.

Evaluation Criteria

+ Goal 1: Provide an efficient transportation system that supports economic vitality by facilitating the local and regional movement of people and goods.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Significantly reduces vehicle-miles traveled (VMT)
  • Improves the performance of a substandard intersection
  • Significantly improves travel time on a freight route during the PM peak
  • Significantly improves percentage of households and employment in close proximity to high quality pedestrian or bicycle facilities
  • Significantly improves percentage of households and employment near (within ¼-mile) transit service served by at least 30 transit vehicles per day

+ Goal 2: Provide a transportation system that enhances the health and safety of residents.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Provides a bicycle facility on an arterial or collector roadway
  • Provides a pedestrian facility on an arterial or collector roadway
  • Improves a recognized safety issue
  • Improves safety for vulnerable users

+ Goal 3: Provide a diversified and accessible transportation system that ensures mobility for all members of the community and provides viable alternatives to automobile travel.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Improves span and frequency of transit service by route classification
  • Improves percent of collectors and higher roadway mileage with transit service served by at least 30 transit vehicles per day
  • Reduces the bicycle level of traffic stress
  • Reduces the pedestrian level of traffic stress on arterial/ collector segments
  • Improves pedestrian network quality at arterial/collector intersections
  • Significantly improves percentage of households and employment near (within 1/4-mile) transit service served by at least 30 transit vehicles per day

+ Goal 4: Provide a sustainable transportation system through responsible stewardship of financial and environmental resources.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Focuses on travel demand management or existing transportation system management
  • Provides a bicycle facility on an arterial or collector roadway
  • Provides a pedestrian facility on an arterial or collector roadway
  • Improves safety for vulnerable users
  • Encourages increased travel by transit
  • Significantly reduces vehicle-miles traveled (VMT)

Provide Your Input

Proposed solutions have been rated as "High, Medium, or Low" priority based on the number of evaluation criteria met.

These initial ratings will be reviewed after consideration of public input through the Open House.

Auto and Freight Projects

The proposed auto and freight solutions/projects were evaluated to see how strongly each solution supports community-expressed interests. The solutions/projects have been rated as “High, Medium, or Low” priority based on the number of evaluation criteria met. These initial ratings will be reviewed after consideration of public input gathered at the open house and online open house.

Review the projects, then give feedback

Click the tabs below to browse the potential projects as a map or searchable list, then answer the questions.


Click and drag to explore the map, click lines, shapes, and icons to read about individual projects. Turn layers on and off, browse projects, and turn on satellite view with the options under the map menu Google Maps Layers button in the upper left corner of the map window. You may need to turn off layers with large map objects to select other objects beneath.

(The projects shown on this map are the same as shown in the project list.)

The map should be considered a high-level overview of potential projects; it is not intended to provide precise or final locations of projects or alignments.

Narrow the list of projects by keyword search; click the table headers to sort by column.

(The projects listed in this table are the same as shown on the project map.)

After exploring the proposed projects listed on the previous tabs, answer the questions below.

Review the evaluation results for the auto/freight projects and please provide your input.

(Check one.)

Of the auto/freight projects evaluated, which ones best support driving in Corvallis?

(Choose up to 10 priority projects. Refer to the list of projects on the previous tabs for more information.)

Auto/Freight Priority #1. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #2. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #3. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #4. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #5. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #6. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #7. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #8. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #9. (Select one.)
Auto/Freight Priority #10. (Select one.)
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Pedestrian Projects

The proposed pedestrian solutions/projects were evaluated to see how strongly each solution supports community-expressed interests. The solutions/projects have been rated as “High, Medium, or Low” priority based on the number of evaluation criteria met. These initial ratings will be reviewed after consideration of public input gathered at the open house and online open house.

Review the projects, then give feedback

Click the tabs below to browse the potential projects as a map or searchable list, then answer the questions.


Click and drag to explore the map, click lines, shapes, and icons to read about individual projects. Turn layers on and off, browse projects, and turn on satellite view with the options under the map menu Google Maps Layers button in the upper left corner of the map window. You may need to turn off layers with large map objects to select other objects beneath.

(The projects shown on this map are the same as shown in the project list.)

The map should be considered a high-level overview of potential projects; it is not intended to provide precise or final locations of projects or alignments.

Narrow the list of projects by keyword search; click the table headers to sort by column.

(The projects listed in this table are the same as shown on the project map.)

After exploring the proposed projects listed on the previous tabs, answer the questions below.

Review the evaluation results for the pedestrian projects and please provide your input.

(Check one.)

Of the pedestrian projects evaluated, which ones best support walking in Corvallis?

(Choose up to 10 priority projects. Refer to the list of projects on the previous tabs for more information.)

Pedestrian Priority #1. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #2. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #3. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #4. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #5. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #6. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #7. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #8. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #9. (Select one.)
Pedestrian Priority #10. (Select one.)
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Bike Projects

The proposed bike solutions/projects were evaluated to see how strongly each solution supports community-expressed interests. The solutions/projects have been rated as “High, Medium, or Low” priority based on the number of evaluation criteria met. These initial ratings will be reviewed after consideration of public input gathered at the open house and online open house.

Review the projects, then give feedback

Click the tabs below to browse the potential projects as a map or searchable list, then answer the questions.


Click and drag to explore the map, click lines, shapes, and icons to read about individual projects. Turn layers on and off, browse projects, and turn on satellite view with the options under the map menu Google Maps Layers button in the upper left corner of the map window. You may need to turn off layers with large map objects to select other objects beneath.

(The projects shown on this map are the same as shown in the project list.)

The map should be considered a high-level overview of potential projects; it is not intended to provide precise or final locations of projects or alignments.

Narrow the list of projects by keyword search; click the table headers to sort by column.

(The projects listed in this table are the same as shown on the project map.)

After exploring the proposed projects listed on the previous tabs, answer the questions below.

Review the evaluation results for the bike projects and please provide your input.

(Check one.)

Of the bike projects evaluated, which ones best support biking in Corvallis?

(Choose up to 10 priority projects. Refer to the list of projects on the previous tabs for more information.)

Bike Priority #1. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #2. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #3. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #4. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #5. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #6. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #7. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #8. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #9. (Select one.)
Bike Priority #10. (Select one.)
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Transit Projects

The City has prepared a long-term transit vision with the objectives of improving convenience, coverage, reliability and efficiency. Review the proposed system changes and let us know what you think.

Summary of Route Changes

(Click each for more information.)

Frequency and Service Hours

Monday - Friday

  • Routes 1 - 10 operate 6 am to 10 pm (currently 6:30 am to 8 pm)
  • High-frequency service on high demand routes: 15-20 minutes all day on Routes 2, 5, 6 and 10
  • Peak-Hour Frequency: 15-minute peak service on Routes 1, 2 and 3
  • More frequent all-day service on Routes 4 and 7
  • All routes – except for Night Owl and Route 11 – will operate all year round

Saturday

  • Routes 1 - 10 operate 7 am to 9 pm
  • Routes 2, 3, 5, 6 and 10 operate at least every 30 minutes all day
  • Routes 1, 4, 7, 8 and 9 operate every hour

Sunday

  • Routes 1 - 6 operate 10 am to 6 pm
  • Service operates every hour

Questions

Do you agree that the proposed changes to the transit routes, frequency and service hours will meet public transportation needs in Corvallis?

(Check one.)

Consider the following transit strategies:

  • Adding frequency to weekday routes all day
  • Adding frequency to weekday routes during rush hour
  • Earlier service in the morning on weekdays
  • Later service in the evening on weekdays
  • More service on Saturdays
  • Adding Sunday service
  • Keeping buses on time
  • Expanding to serve more areas of the city

Which transit strategies are your highest priority?

(Choose three.)
Transit Strategy #1. (Select one.)
Transit Strategy #2. (Select one.)
Transit Strategy #3. (Select one.)
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Stay Informed

Thank you for participating in this online event and for your interest in the project. The project team will draft the Transportation System Plan and Transit Development Plan this spring. The TSP will be adopted by the City Council following a public hearing this fall. Before you leave, please submit your comments at the bottom of this page.

The survey portion of this site is no longer active, though you can always submit comments through the project website.

Comment

  • Submit your comments using the form below.
  • Visit www.CorvallisTSP.org to provide comments anytime.
  • Email: info@CorvallisTSP.org.
  • Contact the Project Manager: Adam Steele, Corvallis Public Works Project Manager at (541) 766-6916 or adam.steele@corvallisoregon.gov

Stay Informed

  • Sign up for the mailing list below.

Final Questions

What is your primary mode of transportation? (Check one.)
How did you receive information about this meeting? (Check all that apply.)

Tell us about yourself

Mailing list

Provide your contact information if you would like to be added to the project mailing list. (Optional.)

Demographic Questions (Optional)

We are requesting the following demographic information to help evaluate the effectiveness of our public outreach activities. Your identity will be kept confidential and the results will be reported as totals. Providing this information is voluntary and optional.
Your Race/Ethnicity (Check all that apply.)
Languages spoken at home other than English (Check all that apply.)
What is your age? (Check one.)
What was your total household income last year before taxes? (Check one.)
Do you have access to an automobile? (Check one.)

Before you leave, be sure to submit any comments you've provided. (The option to review and submit answers will appear after you answer at least one question.)

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