Sherwood, Oregon Planning Documents

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Browsing Sherwood, Oregon Planning Documents by Author "DKS Associates"

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    Sherwood : Adams Avenue North concept plan (2009)
    (City of Sherwood (Or.), 2009-04-06) Sherwood (Or.); Harper Houf Peterson Righellis; Cogan Owens Cogan (Firm); DKS Associates
    The Adams Avenue North Concept Plan is a guide to development of 50 acres southeast of Highway 99W and north of Tualatin-Sherwood Road. Of this 50 acres, 33 acres was added to the regional urban growth boundary by Metro in 2002 at the request of the City of Sherwood. The primary objective in adding this land to the urban growth boundary was to allow construction of a collector street and alternative route between Highway 99W and Tualatin-Sherwood Road. Although not the primary purpose for expanding the urban growth boundary, this additional land will become available for urban development once the concept plan is finalized and implemented. [From the Plan]
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    Sherwood : Southern expansion concept plan (2000)
    (City of Sherwood (Or.), 2000-08-01) Sherwood (Or.); Westlake Consultants; DKS Associates; Leland Consulting Group
    The purpose of the project was to develop a vision for future land use, transportation, utilities, and public services in the area. [From the Plan]
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    Sherwood : Transportation system plan
    (City of Sherwood (Or.), 2005-03-15) Sherwood (Or.); DKS Associates
    This Sherwood Transportation System Plan (TSP) identifies projects and programs needed to support the CityĆ¢ s Goals and Policies and to serve planned growth over the next 20 years. This document presents the investments and priorities for the Pedestrian, Bicycle, Transit, and Motor Vehicle systems along with new transportation programs to correct existing shortfalls and enhance critical services. For each travel mode, a Master Plan project map and list are identified to support the cityĆ¢ s transportation goals and policies. The most critical elements of these Master Plans are referred to as Action Plans. The final chapter identifies the estimated plan costs and makes recommendations about potential new funding sources to support the plan. [From the Plan]