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US 101 @ OR 6 (Tillamook)
scott.huish//January 31, 2020//
Submitting Firm: Quincy Engineering
Location: Tillamook, Oregon
Client/Owner: Oregon Department of Transportation, City of Tillamook
Other Consultants/Key Participants: DKS Associates (traffic signals/lighting design), Mason, Bruce & Girard Inc. (environmental permitting), HDR Inc. (right-of-way), Otak (landscape architect, hydraulics/stormwater design, structure design), Shannon & Wilson (geotechnical)
Noteworthy: This project revitalized the city of Tillamook and brought an economic boost to the community. With a focus on urban renewal, the city was able to not only free up traffic along a busy bridge entering downtown, but also improve access to historic buildings and business. The addition of a festival street will allow years of future events to take place.
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