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Betty Gau, Committee Member
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MWRA work was done. Paul made it clear that if there is any problem, they'll stop in May, pave <br />and restart next winter. <br /> <br />Tom Shiple <br />- Thank you for being creative and mitigate the impact. Appreciate the addition of flashing cross <br />walks on Maple Street. Question about an area where it's narrow on westbound Mass Ave just <br />before Pleasant St, but asked about what the final solution is there. The response mentioned a <br />two-way lane that's not really a viable option. Tom asked about the parked cars blocking the <br />bike lane on eastbound Mass Ave in front of Wilson Farm; Ross acknowledged the parked cars. <br /> <br /> <br />Dave Armstrong <br />- Questions about who we communicate concerns with about signs, paint, etc. Response was <br />that they will meet with the committee as needed but also we can talk to town safety committee? <br />town engineers, etc. Communication channels are open. <br />Tom - pointed out parking as soon as bike lanes stop (past Wilson Farms?). Ross said bike <br />lanes will be extended and explained the distance from the yellow line and width of bike lanes <br />and parking will resume once there's space. <br />Peggy - pointed out that she didn't realize they were bike lanes, just shoulders. <br />Betty asked about when bikeway is done, will they put any root barriers down? Answer - it's not <br />currently in plan but would be easy to add. <br /> <br />Tom asked about how we proceed on the proposal. Betty suggested we think about it and <br />discuss this at our next LBAC meeting. Brief comments about the importance of signage from <br />Peggy. Jim made a motion to discuss and decide at our February meeting. <br /> <br /> <br /> 3. LHS Student Parking and Worthen Rd Bike Lanes - Tom <br /> <br />https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NZTyHsUhRotKBRiAmxipxkBGbs8IZIC7FJf16U_K8Dg <br />/edit?usp=drive_link <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Tom introduced this idea and with the proposal to move the LHS when it’s newly built then the <br />walk from the Lincoln parking lot is much shorter. <br /> <br />Parking is on both sides of Worthen and it’s almost exclusively student parking <br />It supports about 180 cars during the school hours <br /> <br />- Relocate parking from Worthen Road to Lincoln Park. Previously the distance was 'too far' but <br />with the new high school being moved closer, it's more of an option. Construction period is <br />expected to be 2026-2030. Option to start it earlier to allow for construction vehicles. Lots of <br />the details are in the proposal.... won't rewrite! Lincoln Park master plan. Tom has been <br />advocating for access points from Lincoln to the path. <br /> <br />Sarah <br />- The path from Lincoln needs to be plowed better and the drainage issues need to be <br />addressed to resolve the ice issue.
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