The City of Pendleton is converting over 1,000 existing public street lights to energy efficient, light-emitting diode (LED) fixtures to reduce the City’s energy costs, reduce maintenance, and reduce carbon emissions. The project replaces existing High Pressure Sodium streetlight fixtures on public streets with new LED fixtures. The project does not add new or remove…
The City of Pendleton owns and operates a municipal stormwater drainage system serving the residents and businesses within its service area. This Stormwater Master Plan (SWMP) serves as a planning document to help guide sound stewardship of this system by addressing the City’s need to maintain existing infrastructure and improve identified conveyance capacity deficiencies to…
Full replacement of historic bridge over the Umatilla River. The new bridge was built for future growth consideration as an arterial roadway with two travel lanes and two bike lanes, provided separate pedestrian facilities, improved lighting, and addressed free span of the Umatilla River and adequate freeboard for a base flood (100-year) event.
Slurry sealing is a relatively low cost pavement treatment that helps to preserve and prolong the life of the asphalt. Typically, a slurry seal treatment is performed following a crack seal treatment. 2021 Slurry Seal Project List: NE 1st Street (NE Despain Ave to NE Ellis Ave) NW Bailey Avenue (175FT W of Main…
Treating streets with a condition ranking of satisfactory or good with a slurry seal rather than an asphalt overlay can stretch the maintenance dollars out by extending the life of the street without having to overlay them as soon. Work to be performed consists of slurry sealing approximately 68,245 SY on identified sections of City of…
Slurry sealing is a relatively low cost pavement treatment that helps to preserve and prolong the life of the asphalt. Typically, a slurry seal treatment is performed following a crack seal treatment. 2022 Slurry Seal Project List: NW Johns Lane (N Main St to NW 4th St) SW 10th Court (SW Nye Ave to…
Typically, alternative maintenance treatments, such as crack seals and slurry seals, should be applied to a street approximately every 7-10 years. Crack sealing prevents vegetation from growing out of and water from entering into the cracks and sub-base, which could eventually cause soft areas and base failure, forcing full reconstruction of the road prematurely. Under…
Treating streets with a condition ranking of satisfactory or good with a slurry seal rather than an asphalt overlay can stretch the maintenance dollars out by extending the life of the street without having to overlay them as soon. Work to be performed consists of slurry sealing approximately 68,245 SY on identified sections of City…
Pendleton Public Works has identified its next construction projects. Scheduling will depend on time, budget and staffing levels, but these seven projects could happen in the 2023 Construction Season: Storm NW 7th St from NW Furnish Ave to River NW 12th St from NW Horn Ave to NW Johns Ave Street SW 41st St Parking…
What work is being performed? Roadways will be completely reconstructed to address the subgrade failure. Catch basins and storm water pipe will be installed to improve and address drainage issues. Curb and gutter will be removed and replaced, as needed, to address drainage issues. Sidewalks will be removed and replaced, as needed, to address safety…