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ODOT wants to hear from you about the timing of the closure of the US 26 SE 282nd/Boring Road overpass that will take place sometime in 2018 and will last for several months.

ODOT will raise the overpass to allow over-height trucks to remain on US 26 instead of detouring onto local arterials. This project will also maintain the overpass by resurfacing and replacing bridge joints.

This online open house will be avaliable for new comments until September 15, 2016.

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Project Information

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Stations

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Learn what this project will accomplish, and why it is needed. 
2
Learn about road closures and give us feedback about construction timing and detours. 
3
Sign up for project updates. 

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Overview and Background

The Boring Road overpass is too low to accommodate some over-height vehicles on US 26, requiring detours onto Orient Drive and Kelso Road. ODOT is working to raise the overpass, providing additional clearance that will allow large vehicles to stay on US 26. The project will also repair structural elements and repave the roadway surface on the overpass.

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Current height limits

The current height of the overpass clearance is 15 feet. Standard overpass clearance for this section of US 26 should be 17 feet, 4 inches. US 26 is a designated highway route for trucks with loads greater than 16 feet high.

Project details

The project includes these key elements:

  • Raising SE 282nd Avenue/Boring Road overpass at US 26 by more than two feet.
  • Repairing and resurfacing the overpass roadway.
  • Building new stormwater ponds to manage runoff from the roadway.

Anticipated schedule

  • Design
    Now – December 2017
  • Construction
    Spring/Summer 2018 – Fall 2018

Give Feedback About Construction Impacts and Detours

The project will require an extended full closure of SE 282nd Avenue/Boring Road where it crosses US 26. Detours will be in place while the overpass is closed (see detour map). US 26 will remain open during construction.

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Detour routes

While the SE 282nd Avenue/Boring Road overpass is closed, northbound travelers will take US 212/Compton Road to US 26 westbound to Stone Road. Southbound travelers will take Orient Drive to Compton Road and back to SE 282nd Avenue/Boring Road.

We want your feedback

ODOT is talking to area stakeholders to determine when the closure will have the least impact on travelers and the local community. Answer the questions below to give us feedback about the possible closure times and detour routes.

Questions

ODOT would like to find a time of year when the overpass closure will impact the fewest users. Click and drag to arrange the following options in the order of your preferred preference
Click and drag the options listed below into this box, then arrange by priority.
  • Early Spring Not ranked.
  • Late Spring Not ranked.
  • Early Summer Not ranked.
  • Late Summer Not ranked.
  • Early Fall Not ranked.
  • Late Fall Not ranked.

Do you have any suggestions regarding the proposed detour routes? (Check one.)

Next Steps / Stay Informed

Thank you for your interest in the project. You may submit your comments below or sign up for project updates.

This online open house will be avaliable for new comments until September 15, 2016.

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