Interstate Bridge design comments due Monday November 18

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By Barbara Quinn | the North Peninsula Review

Illustration of a potential redesign of the new Interstate Bridge
Illustration of a potential redesign of the new Interstate Bridge

Local advocates and organizations especially those interested in bike, pedestrian and alternative transportation access, are encouraging public comments on the design of the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) via the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (see link at the end of this article). Now is the time to make your thoughts known since the public comment period closes on Monday, November 18 at midnight.

Below are nine comments offered by 40-Mile Loop Land Trust for review. They are a non-profit organization and advocacy group dedicated to helping complete the 40-Mile Loop Trail circling the Portland metro region. 

Check out the comments below. Clicking on the title will download the document. Make any edits you wish, add your name and save as a pdf if possible before emailing each comment separately to: draftseis@interstatebridge.org.

  • Include “Draft SEIS public comment” in the subject line of the email
  • Put in the body of the email:
  • Draft SEIS public comment
  • Your name
  • Your Street Address 
  • Your email

Comments on Bridge architecture

Comments on Corkscrew Ramps

Marine Drive Bike Lanes

MLK Under-crossing

Separating Freight & Bike Travel

Synergies Empowered by IBR

The 40-Mile Loop Connections

The Vancouver Dip

West Side Multi-use path

To review the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement click here.