The Tualatin-Sherwood Road - Roy Rogers Road intersection with Highway 99W has a lot of traffic, especially during commute times, and is expected to have more traffic in the future.
This project improves traffic flow and safety for vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists on Tualatin-Sherwood - Roy Rogers Road from Borchers Drive to Langer Farms Parkway (formerly Adams Avenue.) Proposed improvements include:
- Widening Tualatin-Sherwood Road to add two westbound through lanes
- Widening Tualatin-Sherwood Road, east of Langer Farms Parkway, to add a second eastbound through lane beyond the Langer Farms intersection.
- Highway 99W intersection improvements:
- Adding two eastbound-to-northbound dual left-turn lanes
- Adding a westbound through-lane
- Adding an eastbound-to-southbound dedicated right-turn lane
- Adding a southbound-to-westbound dedicated right-turn lane
- Widening Highway 99W to add a northbound lane from Tualatin-Sherwood Road to Langer Farms Parkway
- Adding of bike lanes on both sides of Tualatin-Sherwood Road, between Borchers Drive and Langer Farms Parkway
We are partnering on this project with Willamette Water Supply Program's new drinking water supply line installation. WWSP crews will install the 66-inch diameter pipeline during road construction. This collaboration reduces the impact to the community by allowing the construction projects projects to occur simultaneously, reducing the cost and traffic impacts.
The $40.6 million project is funded through:
- Willamette Water Supply System reimbursements
- Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program (MSTIP 3c and 3d)