Lincoln's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee approved long-overdue minutes from January and June in unanimous votes on July 16. Committee members present were Ginger Reiner, John Mendelson, Bob Wolf, Chris Murphy, Kim Bodnar, Bob Kupperstein, and David Onigman.
Lincoln BPAC charted course for trail opening and safety upgrades. Members heard from Bob Wolf on a proposed cycling route from Bedford Road to Mill Street; the committee concluded only landfill repairs are required before bikes can use the trail. Ginger Reiner will brief the Capital Committee on
Lincoln bicycle committee reports strong Ballfield Road pilot, advances trail project. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee heard that the Ballfield Road slip-lane closure, in its second week, generated no complaints from the Lincoln middle school. Walk Bike Roll to School event drew 60
Lincoln Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee calls for expanded voting with planning board representation. The committee unanimously expressed preference for increasing its voting membership from four to five members, including a Planning Board representative, while designating Select Board
Bicycle committee backs Ballfield Road plan, plans May Walk/Bike Roll to School event. The committee reviewed a draft Ballfield Road circulation and repavement plan from the Transportation Coalition, with civil engineering consultant John Vancor, and expressed general support for a newly
Lincoln bicycle committee addressed a stalled conservation trail project while monitoring state-level proposals affecting bikes and pedestrians. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee acknowledged the Conservation Department's failed effort to secure Community Preservation Committee funding
The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee charted 2026 priorities, tabling an advisory shoulders project while advancing Ricci Trail bike access planning. Margaret Olson and Kim Bodnar will restructure the Transportation Coalition framework and develop organizational maintenance standards for
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