Transportation Coalition reviews Ballfield Road project concept plan and paving data
Transportation Coalition reviewed major capital projects at its September 17 meeting.
Transportation Coalition reviewed major capital projects at its September 17 meeting.
Transportation Coalition discussed Ballfield Road campus redesign options at its July 16 meeting. The committee, chaired by Margaret Olson, weighed design considerations for a bike lane serving middle school students on the "Y" section of Ballfield Road but noted concerns about discontinuity once
Transportation Coalition unanimously approves slip lane elimination and Ballfield Road redesign. Chair Margaret Olson reported Police and School Department support for the permanent closure, with John Vancor tasked to develop preliminary design and cost estimates following Select Board approval.
The Lincoln Transportation Coalition unanimously approved revised charges and membership structure for itself, the Board of Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee, and the Regional Transportation Committee. Chair Margaret Olson reported that the slip lane pilot closure has produced no traffic
Transportation Coalition approves minutes, readies May slip lane closure. Chair Margaret Olson reported that the Ballfield Road slip lane closure and repaving recirculation plan has been presented to the Lincoln School Committee, with barrels, cones, and jersey barriers to be deployed during the
Transportation Coalition approves schedule spanning water, drainage, and road projects through 2027. Tim Higgins presented the integrated plan, with Phase 2 of the Water Main Replacement Project beginning in June 2026 from Ballfield Road to Todd Pond Road with one lane remaining open; a Bedford
Transportation Coalition advances criteria for crosswalk selection and committee restructuring. Chair Margaret Olson and member Kim Bodnar are drafting revised charges for the Coalition, the Bicycles and Pedestrians Advisory Committee, and the Road Transportation Committee, citing undefined charges
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