Kronberg Park Multi-Use Trail

Dates

Spring 2019 - February 2020

Project Status

Completed

Budget

$2.3 Million

Contact

Jennifer Garbely, PE
Assistant City Engineer
p: 503.786.7534
GarbelyJ@milwaukieoregon.gov

Project Details

Located between Kellogg Lake and SE McLoughlin Boulevard, the Kronberg Park Multi-Use Trail will connect the Kellogg Creek Bike-Pedestrian Bridge and downtown Milwaukie area with the nearby sidewalk, crosswalk, and Trolley Trail at the south end of the park while restoring and preserving existing habitat. It will also improve access to the Main Street light rail station.

The city received nearly $1.2 million from ODOT's Connect Oregon Program (a lottery backed bond initiative) for completion of the Kronberg Park Multi-Use Trail within the nature park. The remainder of the project will be funded by the SAFE (Safe Access for Everyone) program.

Alerts & Updates

Update (5/26/2020): Landscaping is complete and the plant grow will be monitored. Please stay on the trail to allow restoration of the site.

Update (2/18/2020): Bridge construction is complete. Restoration to the site is underway and hydroseeding will occur in the spring as the weather warms. Please enjoy the trail and soft path, and minimize impact outside of those areas as they are replanted.

Update (1/10/2020): The project is nearly completed! NCPRD is nearly finished with the soft path, and railings, lighting, and landscaping should be completed in early January. Join us for the grand opening on Saturday, Jan. 25 at 1 p.m.

Update (7/29/2019): Construction is underway! The piles, footings, and columns for the bridge have been installed. We are anticipating steel beams to start installation at the end of August.

Update (5/17/2019): Construction has officially begun! Pile driving at the site has started and will continue until the end of May.

Update (4/19/2019): The Notice of Award for the contract with HP Civil was awarded on April 9, 2019. The contract and schedule are currently being negotiated, but construction is expected to start soon.

Update (2/22/2019): Trees along the alignment of the walkway were removed this week, and the project will go out to bid in March.

Update (1/29/2019): Land use application materials for Kronberg Park have been submitted and are open for public comment. The land use application materials can be found by visiting: https://www.milwaukieoregon.gov/planning/nr-2019-001

Update (5/1/2018): A Virtual Open House (with project status, updates, and designs of the new walkway) is now available. It can be located at: https://www.milwaukieoregon.gov/engineering/kronberg-park-multi-use-walkways-virtual-open-house

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