Thank you Bob. I appreciate the response. I hope to make it to the next
meeting.

Best regards,
Collette

On Wed, Sep 18, 2024 at 3:06 PM Bob Wolf <[email protected]> wrote:

> Tim, Collette
> To clarify and confirm a few points.
>
>    - There have been multiple efforts over the years to extend the
>    Trapelo roadside path to Old County Road.  Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory
>    Committee recognized the points you have made early, and an extension of
>    the path was included in its master plan.  Any extension, however, would
>    cross land owned by Cambridge as reservoir buffer and require their
>    agreement and easement, things they’ve been unwilling to grant.  The 5 year
>    plan is a statement of what the town believes *we are able to address*,
>    and the roadside path extension is not possible at this time. The plan will
>    be reviewed and extended annually, however.  We can hope circumstances
>    change and the extension can be added in the future.
>    - BPAC did not hear from the Old County Road neighborhood during our
>    work on the master plan, but we intend it to be a “living document” and to
>    be edited in light of new findings.  We would be happy to hear from Old
>    County Road neighbors during the public comment period at one of our
>    meetings.  Our next one is scheduled for the evening of Thursday 9/26.
>    Agenda will likely be out Tuesday.  Future meetings will be posted in the
>    town calendar.
>
>
> I wish the news on the Trapelo roadside path extension were better.
>
> Take care,
>
> Bob Wolf
> BPAC member
>
> On Sep 17, 2024, at 8:46 AM, Collette Sizer <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> A walk on Old County Road is dangerous too. A sidewalk would be a nice
> addition. Is the land owned by Cambridge? Is that why we have no sidewalks?
>
> On Tue, Sep 17, 2024 at 8:12 AM Tim Mangini <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Looking over the 5-year roadway plan I did not see an extension of the
>> sidewalk on Trapelo Road down to Old County Road. That’s a pretty dangerous
>> road for people to have to walk and bike on, especially in the winter when
>> snowbanks prevent walking on the side. I know it is in the Bicycle and
>> Pedestrian committee plan. Did I miss something? Or is it not in the 5-yr
>> plan? And if it is not in the town plan, is there another idea for making
>> it happen?
>>
>>
>>
>> tim
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