During the month of July, Multnomah County asked the community for input on the future look of the new Burnside Bridge. The County is considering three cable stay and three tied arch options of various sizes for the east side of the bridge. Before taking the survey, the public had the opportunity to learn about all of the bridge type options by using interactive graphics and watching 3D videos that simulate the experience of being on and near the bridge. At nearly 100 years old, this is the community’s bridge and the County wants its new construction to be something the community is proud of now and into the future.
While the survey is closed, you can still access the online open house site, where you can learn about the design options.