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<br />Plans must first come before the Conservation Commission. Work <br />will be requested to begin in July. <br /> <br />Bikeway Intersection Safety Upgrades (Status Report): The first <br />three intersections to be upgraded are Westview, Hancock, and <br />Meriam. Thermoplastic warning strips will be installed on the bike <br />path and on the street. Other improvements include removing the <br />gates, installing collapsible bollards, reconfiguring the pavement, and <br />removing the widening blacktop around the gates. There were some <br />questions about the proposed new collapsible bollards. <br /> <br />Planning for the West Lexington Greenway and Minuteman <br />Connector (Status Report): Paul Knight from the newly formed <br />Greenways Corridor Committee defined the West Lexington <br />Greenway area as a five mile corridor west of route 128 from <br />Burlington to Lincoln Street. Of particular interest to us at this time is <br />the section between the Minuteman Bikeway and the Battle Road <br />Bike Trail, called the Minuteman/Battle Road Connector. The 2007 <br />Town Meeting approved CPA money for a master plan and a 25% <br />design plan. Ninety-five per cent of this work is complete. This <br />particular section involves a great deal of wetland, steep grades, <br />working with the power company, and private property issues. It will <br />be costly, as much as $2 to 4 million for the 1.7 miles. Due to the <br />cost a more practical approach may be to change the route to more <br />closely follow 128, and install two prefabricated bridges at a cost of <br />$40,000 each. This alternate location would also involve work by the <br />conservation stewards. In the future we may have to decide which <br />route to endorse. There may be Enhancement Program money <br />($5M/year for this region) and/or Scenic Byway money in the future. <br />Paul mentioned an alternate route to the Battle Road from the <br />Minuteman Bikeway through Meagherville and side streets to Mass. <br />Ave., suggesting that an upgrade to this route might be attractive. <br />Richard suggested a next step be to apply for CPA funds. <br /> <br />Bikeway Usage Guidelines: Tabled to June. <br /> <br />Bikeway Map (Status Report): Our GIS generated map and the <br />Arlington GIS map are being combined and refined. <br /> <br /> <br />
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