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Traffic Committee Reviews Route 30 Reconstruction 75% Design Plans

Traffic committee reviews Route 30 reconstruction 75% design plans for shared use path. The Traffic and Sidewalk Committee, chaired by Ann Wiedie with members Jay Doyle, Richard Flynn, and Rich Gula, reviewed detailed 75% engineering designs for a four-mile corridor from the Natick town line to

Traffic & Sidewalk Committee · Meeting of March 31, 2026

WESTON — Traffic committee reviews Route 30 reconstruction 75% design plans for shared use path. The Traffic and Sidewalk Committee, chaired by Ann Wiedie with members Jay Doyle, Richard Flynn, and Rich Gula, reviewed detailed 75% engineering designs for a four-mile corridor from the Natick town line to Route 128. Howard Stein Hudson representatives Bridget Myers and Michaela Siegert presented plans including a shared use path, intersection geometry changes, and removal of previously proposed traffic signals based on public feedback.

Committee members raised concerns about design visualization for public meetings, driveway crossing safety, traffic signal evaluation criteria, and elevation grades exceeding 6.5 percent in certain segments.

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Source: the Traffic & Sidewalk Committee meeting of March 31, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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