Camas TSP Community Survey #2

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List up to 5 pedestrian projects you would like to see constructed. Please be specific with the project type (sidewalk infill, crosswalk or trail) and location (roadway segment or intersection name) for each improvement.

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List up to 5 bicycle projects you would like to see constructed. Please be specific with the project type (bike lanes, shared bikeway, crosswalk or trail) and location (roadway segment or intersection name) for each improvement.

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What are the top 5 driving projects you would like to see constructed from the draft project list? Please provide the project ID numbers in the comment box below the table. Note: three-lanes refers to a facility with one through lane in each direction and a center two-way left turn lane.

ID	Project Description	Project Elements

M10	SR 500-NE Everett Street between SE Leadbetter Road and NE 3rd Street	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M15	NE 232nd Avenue between Northshore Boulevard and NE 16th Street	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalk on the west side and a shared-use path on the east side
M19	NE 28th Street widening between N Juniper Street and NE 232nd Avenue	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M20	NE 28th Street widening between NE Ingle Road and N Juniper Street	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M21	NE Goodwin Road widening between NE Ingle Road and NE 13th Street	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M22	NE Ingle Road widening between NE Goodwin Road-NE 28th Street and NE 48th Circle	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M25	NW 38th Avenue-NW Astor Street-NW 43rd Avenue between NW Dahlia Drive and NW Sierra Street	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M26	NW 16th Avenue-NW Hood Street-NW 18th Street between NW Klickitat Street and NW Astor Court	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M27	NW 11th Avenue-NW Astor Street between NW McIntosh Road and NW 16th Avenue	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M28	NW McIntosh Road between NW Brady Road and NW 11th Avenue	Widen to three-lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks
M29	SE Crown Ro between SE Mckever Road and NE Woodburn Drive	Widen to three-lanes with a shared-use path
M30	SE 283rd Street between NE Woodburn Drive and the SE 8th Street extension	Widen to three-lanes with a shared-use path
M31	SE Lechner Street between NE 3rd Avenue and railroad crossing	Reconfigure to three-lanes with bike lanes

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Corridor improvements with a lane reduction can improve safety and comfort for all roadway users. Benefits include shorter pedestrian crossing distance, room to provide separated lanes for bicyclists, and lower vehicle speeds. There is also potential for fewer collisions with a two way turn lane vs. being stopped waiting to turn in a through lane.

Do you support a lane reduction on NE 6th Ave between Norwood St and Adams St that would provide 2 vehicle lanes, center turn lane, bike lanes and sidewalk on the north side? The conceptual cross-section is shown below.

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Do you support a lane reduction to NE 3rd Ave between Garfield St and Crown Rd that would provide 2 vehicle lanes, center turn lane, bike lanes and sidewalks? The conceptual cross-section is shown below.

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Do you support a lane reduction to NE 3rd Ave between Crown Rd and Lechner St that would provide 2 vehicle lanes, center turn lane, buffered bike lanes, street trees and sidewalks? The conceptual cross-section is shown below.

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Do you support a lane reduction to NW Pacific Rim Blvd between SE Payne Rd and NW Parker St that would provide 2 vehicle lanes, center turn lane, buffered bike lanes, street trees and sidewalks? The conceptual cross-section is shown below.

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Are there other transportation projects you would recommend to support the City's vision statement below?

In 2040, residents of Camas continue to appreciate their safe, diverse, and welcoming community as a livable place for people of all ages. Quality public facilities, services, and utilities contribute to their high quality of life.

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