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Ethics of Bridge Building

Ethics of Bridge Building. Situation at Hand. Construct a Bridge from Milwaukie to Lake Oswego over Willamette to relieve traffic issues. . Stakeholders. People who construct the bridge Lake Oswego residents Milwaukie residents General Public who uses the bridge

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Ethics of Bridge Building

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  1. Ethics of Bridge Building

  2. Situation at Hand • Construct a Bridge from Milwaukie to Lake Oswego over Willamette to relieve traffic issues.

  3. Stakeholders • People who construct the bridge • Lake Oswego residents • Milwaukie residents • General Public who uses the bridge • People who financed the bridge • Water traffic under bridge • Non Motor traffic • Police Departments • Local Business in LO & Milwaukie

  4. Interests • Reputation / Credibility • Lifestyle / Transportation • Transportation / Safety • Credibility / Profit • Safety / Commute • Convenience • Public Safety • Business / Profit

  5. Coalitions • People who live in Lake Oswego and Milwaukie • Financers of bridge and constructors of bridge • General public • Bridge financers and local businesses

  6. Ethical Framework • General public: Utilitarianism view because it is in the interest of everyone and their safety. So for the good of everyone they want to make sure the bridge is safe and solid. • The financial aspect of the bridge building is Ethical Relativism because the people involved are doing it to get something in return. (selfish?) Profit is forecasted to play a large part in their moral standards.

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