Trolley Trail Public Art & Amenities Guide

Objective:
was to develop an Art Master Plan with a contracted art consultant for the Trolley Trail, a six-mile multi-use linear park planned between Milwaukie and Gladstone.

Outcomes:
The Trolley Trail Public Art & Amenities Guide will provide background, standards and guidelines for future Trolley Trail Art Steering Committees who select artwork for the Trail. It will also serve the purpose of directing the selection of benches, bollards and other Trail amenities to create a cohesive “look” along the 6-mile path.

Committee Staff:
Bill Flood, Public Art Consultant
Cheryl Snow, CCAA Staff
Betsy Bostwick, CCAA Staff
Pam Girtman, North Clackamas Parks and Recreation
Staci Hammond, North Clackamas Parks and Recreation
Michelle Healy, North Clackamas Parks and Recreation
Ken Ackerman - Harper Houf Peterson Righellis Inc.
The late Madalaine Bohl - Milwaukie Museum
Carlotta Collette - Metro
Jan Fowler - Public Art Steering Committee, CCAA
Thelma Haggenmiller - Friends of Trolley Trail
Alicia Hamilton - Milwaukie ArtMOB
Michelle Healy - North Clackamas Parks & Recreation
Pat Kennedy - Local Resident
Gary Michael - Artist
Dick Saulsbury - Local Resident
Mel Stout - Harper Houf Peterson Righellis Inc.
Don Trotter - Parks Advisory Committee
Jason Twombly - Local Business Owner, Oak Grove Coffeehouse
William Wild - Local Resident