Project-Details

Traffic Impact

​​Exp​ect short-term lane closures on Hall Boulevard & side streets, temporary sidewalk closures with ADA-accessible pedestrian detours and bus stop impacts.

Traffic impacts (May 10 - May 17):

• Lane shifts and sidewalk closures with detours on Hall Blvd.​

Construction Impacts

Construction started in April 2025. During construction, you can expect there to be periodic single-lane and sidewalk closures in construction areas. We will provide signed ADA-accessible pedestrian detours around work zones.​

To minimize traffic impacts during the day, some night work may be required. Those working or living in the area may hear the noise from heavy equipment, construction trucks, beeping noise when vehicles are in reverse (required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration), and equipment such as concrete saws, drills and jackhammers.

More information will be shared with residents and businesses in the project area before construction begins, including a noise hotline you can call to help resolve noise-related concerns 24 hours a day.

About

Beginning in April 2025 we will upgrade over 100 sidewalk curb ramps at several intersections in Tigard along SW Hall Boulevard (OR 141) between OR 99W and SW Durham Road, and on SW 72nd Avenue between SW Gonzaga Street and SW Varns Street.

Work includes:

Upgrading existing ADA curb ramps

This improvement will allow all users, including people in wheelchairs and using mobility aids, to make a smooth transition from the street to the sidewalk.​

Lowering crosswalk buttons and installing audible pedestrian signals
These upgrades help all pedestrians cross the street safely by accessing the crosswalk button at signalized intersections and providing an audible cue for the crosswalk signal.

Restriping and realigning c​rosswalks
These upgrades will improve visibility and create a direct path from curb to curb, increasing pedestrian safety while crossing the street.

This project is currently in design and expected to be constructed in March 2025.

The ODOT ADA PROGRAM is working to​ bring more than 25,000 curb ramps throughout Oregon into compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards. We are committed to new standards for accessible routes through work zones, outreach, and addressing public concerns. Everyone who uses sidewalks along our highways will benefit from this commitment and the improvements we make to the curb ramps.

Location

Cost and Funding

​$9.3 million

Additional Information

​For Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or Civil Rights Title VI accommodations and/or translation/interpretation services, (503) 731-4128, TTY (800) 735-2900 or Oregon Relay Service​ 7-1-1.

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Project Contact

Community Affairs Coordinator

Lili Boicourt

Email

Lili.D.Boicourt@odot.oregon.gov

Phone

503-731-8247

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