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Safe Routes: On-campus fi xes also being mulled
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project identifi es solutions
that can then be funded by
the Safe Routes to School
construction grant.”
The city has already
tackled a few projects,
such as creating a cross-
walk on Spruce and restrip-
ing the road at the intersec-
tion with Wahanna Road to
add a turn lane.
Right now, the planning
document is still a draft.
“Input from the com-
munity is a vital part of
the process,” said Kathy
Kleczek, the Safe Routes
to School region coordi-
nator, who oversees proj-
ects in Clatsop, Tillamook
and Columbia counties.
”Everyone sees things
from a diff erent lens, so
input from people that will
use the routes, whether
school related or not, is
important.
“The plan will not all be
implemented at the same
time, and it will be used
as a blueprint for how to
make the routes to school
the best they can be for our
future generations. We do
not want to miss something
because we didn’t see it.”
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Spruce Drive up to the high school is an area of traffi c safety
concern.
TAKEAWAYS
• The crossing at Alder and Spruce Drive is a highly traveled
area during school commute hours, but facilities are inade-
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• The sidewalks along Spruce Drive are a common route for
students traveling to school. Sidewalk improvements and
lighting upgrades are needed to provide safer travel for
students.
pump stations associated
with the discharges and pro-
pose measures to limit future
discharges.
The city did not dispute
the discharge violations, but
requested a hearing to dis-
cuss the assessment.
Public Works Director
Dale McDowell responded
in an appeal March 9 that
the city has been “aggres-
sively working on wastewa-
ter and stormwater separa-
tion, infl ow and infi ltration of
our manholes and pipe lines,
by updating our system over
the last seven years.”
McDowell listed a series
of projects designed to
address discharges with
upgrades to the system.
“The city of Seaside has
been aggressively work-
ing towards sanitary sewer
improvements, infl ow and
infi ltration, and updates,” he
wrote.
Among
upgrades,
McDowell wrote, the city
approved up to $5 million to
increase capacity and lower
costs at the wastewater treat-
ment plant.
To meet costs, the city
will refi nance general obli-
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• Crossing Wahanna at Spruce Drive does not provide ade-
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There is a need for high-visibility crosswalks, curb ramps to
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Wastewater
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rate letter to DEQ, said the
missing report had been sent
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In months ahead, the city
will conduct manhole reha-
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epoxy manholes at the Huck-
leberry and Cooper subdivi-
sions, McDowell added.
The city will meet with the
DEQ on April 6, McDowell
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At Wahanna and Spruce,
crossing
improvements
are estimated at more than
$197,000 to install a curb
extension and curb ramps
on the northeast corner.
School crossing signs would
be added at the crosswalks
across Wahanna.
The school district will
also consider numerous
fi xes.
The study area involves
neighborhoods within a
1-mile campus radius, such
as Sunset Hills, Whisper-
ing Pines, Lea Way, Spruce
and parts of Wahanna and
Broadway, where the Sun-
set Recreation Center and
Seaside Public Library are
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The Department of
Transportation partners with
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work on and fund the Safe
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identifi cation papers, Ken-
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said.
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help the school district and
city but also to come up
with solutions on ODOT
right of way for children
accessing school via active
transportation,” he said.
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physical infrastructure to
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