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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFoothills Site Tour Map_CAC 11-20-25 FinalFOOTHILLS DISTRICT FRAMEWORK PLAN UPDATE EXHIBIT 1: PROJECT AREA TOUR MAP LEGEND: WALK, BIKE ROLL ROUTE POINT OF INTEREST AUTO PARKING TRAIL FUTURE WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT FUTURE REDEVELOPMENT AREA FOOTHILLS DISTRICT PLAN UPDATE | DEVELOPER INTERVIEWS | OCTOBER, 2025 | 6 N FOOTHILLS DISTRICT PLAN UPDATE | PROJECT AREA SITE TOUR | NOVEMBER, 2025 | 1 FOOTHILLS DISTRICT FRAMEWORK PLAN UPDATE EXHIBIT 2: PROJECT AREA TOUR POINTS OF INTEREST 1 10 START TOUR Foothills Road and State Street Intersection Context: The only vehicular entry to the Foothills District. • Notice the width of State Street and number of auto lanes • Sidewalks up against roadway (no buffer) • Traffic signal with striped pedestrian crosswalk • Commercial uses along State Street • Lakewood Bay and Lower Millennium Park • Trimet transit stop (Bus 35-1/2 hourly and 153 hourly) PGE Substation Context: Two PGE Substations on each side of the street • Notice the elevation change with State Street above • Trolley and freight rail lines • State Street commercial building and podium parking • Sidewalks up against roadway (no buffer), one side only • Notice split in roadway- Foothills Road (N) & Oswego Pointe Dr (S) Future Redevelopment Area-Private Context: Area includes six privately owned parcels with a number of businesses such as a ready-mix aggregate company, car rental, colli- sion/auto repair, landscape contractor, and West One Marine (Relocat- ing to Lake Grove) • Notice the dramatic elevation change • All properties in the 100-year flood plain Future Waste Water Treatment Plant Site Context: City to acquire parcel for future WWTP • Design of WWTP is underway • Access to WWTP at two points along Foothills Road • Office located at the western edge & stormwater pond at eastern edge Future Redevelopment Area-Public (Current Tryon Creek Waste Water Treatment Plan) Context: City to vacate Tryon Creek WWTP after completion and opera- tion of new WWTP • Notice the elevation change • Much of the area is outside of the 100-year flood plain • Sludge trucks remove waste weekly to Columbia Blvd facility Oswego Pointe Condominiums Context: The Oswego Pointe Condominiums were built on a former cement plant in 1990. • Condominiums built on higher ground outside of the 100-year floodplain • The former rail line is now the Kincaid Curlicue Trail that wraps the west and south edges of the property. Foothills Park Context: A community amenity owned by the City and publicly accessi- ble • Foothills Park provides access to the Willamette River via a dock and elevated platform • The park offers recreational and outdoor amenities, supports community and cultural events and programs, free WiFi, picnic facilities, parking and environmental awareness Foothills Park Trail to Tryon Creek Context: Foothills Park trail terminates at Tryon Creek • Notice the riverfront trail to the north and terminating near Tryon Creek • Future plans for a trail bridge crossing of Tryon Creek and trail connection along the creek to Terwillger Blvd. The current Tryon Creek WWTP is on the bluff west of the trail State Street Commercial Storefronts Context: Single story, retail services and office uses span 287-feet along State Street and terminate the axis of A Avenue. • Businesses oriented to State Street with no curbside parking • Building is elevated on a podium with parking underneath and a one-way drive lane connecting to State Street • Notice the elevation change & proximity of the freight and trolley rail lines • Future access over the rail requires a minimum clearance of 23- feet Existing Rail Crossing at Public Storage Building Context: The only at-grade rail crossing along State Street to privately owned Public Storage buildings. • Notice the rail and State Street are at the same level • Notice the topography as the site “steps” down toward the river • Three buildings in this location and identified as the “primary” vehicle access to the Foothills District in the 2012 Framework Plan Stampher Road Rail Undercrossing Context: The only undercrossing along State Street to single family homes, City-owned open space and Tryon Cove Park. • Notice the topography as the site “steps” down toward the river • Tryon Creek is located on the south side of the city-owned open space • Tryon Cove Park has a dock and beach access Terwilliger Blvd and State Street Intersection Context: A signalized intersection connecting neighborhoods in south- west Portland to Lake Oswego. • Terwilliger Blvd is a historic parkway with adjacent bike path and trail along Tryon Creek • The intersection is in consideration for future access to the Foot- hills District • Notice steep topography east of State Street • A non-fish friendly culvert extends Tryon Creek under State Street with future plans for potential trail extension to the east and a fish friendly culvert replacement North Anchor Context: Approved Disposition and Development Agreement for the sale and redevelopment of the North Anchor properties with Urban Development + Partners located on Ave B between State Street and 1st Street. • Proposed development plan includes two projects — a 86-room boutique hotel with publicly accessible, ground-floor dining and lounge areas, and a multifamily residential project with approxi- mately 67 well appointed apartments designed to accommodate urban lifestyles. • Additional plan elements include ground floor retail along B Ave- nue, designed to activate the pedestrian realm and provide neigh- borhood and community goods and services, as well as covered off-street parking. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 11 12 13 14 FOOTHILLS DISTRICT PLAN UPDATE | DEVELOPER INTERVIEWS | OCTOBER, 2025 | 7FOOTHILLS DISTRICT PLAN UPDATE | PROJECT AREA SITE TOUR | NOVEMBER, 2025 | 2