Difference between revisions of "Oregon Route 132"
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| − | The Delta Highway was constructed largely as a freeway by Lane County in the early 1960s between [[Interstate 105]] (then under construction) and the Belt Line Highway, another Lane County | + | The Delta Highway was constructed largely as a freeway by Lane County in the early 1960s between [[Interstate 105]] (then under construction) and the Belt Line Highway, another freeway Lane County built around the same time. It was opened to traffic on October 27, 1964, alongside a section of I-105 opened from the new freeway to Coburg Road<ref name="eugenerg_1964-10-28">Tims, Marvin. "Lane County's New Delta Highway Opened in Ceremonies on Tuesday." ''Eugene Register-Guard'', 28 October 1964, p. 1B</ref>. At some point prior to 1982, its interchange with Goodpasture Island Road was reconstructed. |
In 2017, the Oregon State Legislature passed House Bill 2017, titled "Keep Oregon Moving," which stated that Lane County would transfer the Delta Highway to ODOT<ref name="orleg_2017_hb2017">House Bill 2017, "Keep Oregon Moving", Oregon State Legislature, 2017 Session, https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2017R1/Downloads/MeasureDocument/hb2017/Enrolled, last accessed 8 Febrary 2021</ref>; this manifested as Jurisdictional Transfer #832 in 2019, which designated the highway '''OR-132'''. The Lane County Administrator signed the agreement June 26, 2019 and state officials signed it the following month, allowing it to be brought before the Oregon Transportation Commission<ref name="jta832">Oregon Department of Transportation. "Jurisdictional Transfer Agreement No. 832," 2019</ref>. The transfer agreement was placed on the consent calendar of the September 18, 2019 OTC meeting, where it was approved unanimously<ref name="otc_2019-09-18_26-27">Oregon Transportation Commission minutes, 18 September 2019, pp. 26-27</ref>. This action also created the underlying state highway '''Delta Highway #132'''. | In 2017, the Oregon State Legislature passed House Bill 2017, titled "Keep Oregon Moving," which stated that Lane County would transfer the Delta Highway to ODOT<ref name="orleg_2017_hb2017">House Bill 2017, "Keep Oregon Moving", Oregon State Legislature, 2017 Session, https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2017R1/Downloads/MeasureDocument/hb2017/Enrolled, last accessed 8 Febrary 2021</ref>; this manifested as Jurisdictional Transfer #832 in 2019, which designated the highway '''OR-132'''. The Lane County Administrator signed the agreement June 26, 2019 and state officials signed it the following month, allowing it to be brought before the Oregon Transportation Commission<ref name="jta832">Oregon Department of Transportation. "Jurisdictional Transfer Agreement No. 832," 2019</ref>. The transfer agreement was placed on the consent calendar of the September 18, 2019 OTC meeting, where it was approved unanimously<ref name="otc_2019-09-18_26-27">Oregon Transportation Commission minutes, 18 September 2019, pp. 26-27</ref>. This action also created the underlying state highway '''Delta Highway #132'''. | ||
| − | OR-132 remained hidden until ODOT posted a pair of route shields along the highway around October 2020<ref name="aaroads_xonhulu_2020-10-11">[xonhulu]. ''Re: Oregon'', AARoads, 11 October 2020, https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=21742.msg2540011#msg2540011, last accessed 7 February 2021</ref> | + | OR-132 remained hidden until ODOT posted a pair of route shields along the highway around October 2020<ref name="aaroads_xonhulu_2020-10-11">[xonhulu]. ''Re: Oregon'', AARoads, 11 October 2020, https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=21742.msg2540011#msg2540011, last accessed 7 February 2021</ref>. |
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| Length | 2.13 mi. | ||
| Existed | September 18, 2019 to present | ||
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| North End |  OR-569 in Eugene |
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| South End |  I-105/ OR-126 in Eugene |
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Oregon Route 132 is a state route that runs between OR-569 and I-105/OR-126 within Eugene. It was assigned in 2019 as a result of a jurisdictional transfer between Oregon and Lane County, under which the state assumed maintenance of the freeway portion of the Delta Highway, Lane County #1354.
History
The Delta Highway was constructed largely as a freeway by Lane County in the early 1960s between Interstate 105 (then under construction) and the Belt Line Highway, another freeway Lane County built around the same time. It was opened to traffic on October 27, 1964, alongside a section of I-105 opened from the new freeway to Coburg Road[1]. At some point prior to 1982, its interchange with Goodpasture Island Road was reconstructed.
In 2017, the Oregon State Legislature passed House Bill 2017, titled "Keep Oregon Moving," which stated that Lane County would transfer the Delta Highway to ODOT[2]; this manifested as Jurisdictional Transfer #832 in 2019, which designated the highway OR-132. The Lane County Administrator signed the agreement June 26, 2019 and state officials signed it the following month, allowing it to be brought before the Oregon Transportation Commission[3]. The transfer agreement was placed on the consent calendar of the September 18, 2019 OTC meeting, where it was approved unanimously[4]. This action also created the underlying state highway Delta Highway #132.
OR-132 remained hidden until ODOT posted a pair of route shields along the highway around October 2020[5].
References
- ↑ Tims, Marvin. "Lane County's New Delta Highway Opened in Ceremonies on Tuesday." Eugene Register-Guard, 28 October 1964, p. 1B
- ↑ House Bill 2017, "Keep Oregon Moving", Oregon State Legislature, 2017 Session, https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2017R1/Downloads/MeasureDocument/hb2017/Enrolled, last accessed 8 Febrary 2021
- ↑ Oregon Department of Transportation. "Jurisdictional Transfer Agreement No. 832," 2019
- ↑ Oregon Transportation Commission minutes, 18 September 2019, pp. 26-27
- ↑ [xonhulu]. Re: Oregon, AARoads, 11 October 2020, https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=21742.msg2540011#msg2540011, last accessed 7 February 2021
