Public Works 5th Street Improvement Project
The City of Woodburn Public Works Department has hired Murray Smith and Associates, Inc. to accomplish the design acceptance package to be
presented to the City Council early in the Spring for 2010.
Updated April 1, 2010
Below is a PDF file containing the Design Acceptance Package that will be presented to the City Council on April 12, 2010. Also included below is the entire
compilation of CAC meeting materials in one large PDF file. Be advised, the two PDF documents are large files and may take time to download.
Citizen Advisory Committee Meeting Materials - Completed
The March 11, 2010 (Meeting #4) meeting documents are listed below
The February 18, 2010 (Meeting #3) meeting documents are listed below:
The January 28, 2010 (Meeting #2) meeting documents are listed below:
The January 6th, 2010 (Meeting #1) meeting documents are listed below:
Open House Process - Completed
The City is going to conduct three (3) Public Open Houses for the Fifth Street Improvement Project. The proposed locations for those Open Houses are
St. Luke’s Parish, Seventh Day Adventist Church, and Nuevo Amanecer. Please note that these locations are tentative and once the date, time and place of the
have been determined, notice will be sent out to the neighborhood and other interested persons. At each Open House, information will be provided with regard
to the purpose and need for the project. Additionally, an application form will be available for being appointed to a project Citizen Advisory Committee.
For more information, please see:
Request for Proposals - Completed
The City of Woodburn is requesting proposals from qualified firms for furnishing professional engineering services to investigate, evaluate, permit,
design, and provide construction engineering services for street improvements on 5TH STREET between Harrison and OR Hwy 214, including an extension
of Yew Street between 5TH Street & 3RD Street. This project includes formal public involvement, new sidewalk, curbs, storm sewer lines/structures,
illumination, landscaping, permanent pavement striping and markings, permanent signing, a temporary traffic signal at OR Hwy 214, and an option to
underground existing aerial utilities throughout the project limits. Interested firms are invited to submit a proposal outlining their experience
and qualifications in performing the work described in the Scope of Services.