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Public Meeting: Green Line Extension Project
Written by Boston Biker on Feb 26Got the following today, perhaps someone could go tell these people that we would like to see some way to take bikes on the green line, especially if they are going to take an already woefully bad line and make it bigger…
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Monday, March 9th Brooks elementary school, 388 high street Medford
Wednesday, March 11th Somerville High School, 81 Highland Ave somerville
5:30 project open house
6:30-8:30 meeting presentation and questions
The Green Line Extension Project is an initiative of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Transportation in coordination with the MBTA. The project will extend existing MBTA Green Line service from Lechmere station through the communities of Cambridge, Somerville, and Medford with an extension of the main line to Route 16 and an adjunct line to Union Square.
EOT will present an overview of the project, an environmental analysis, recommendations for station sites, and the preferred project alignment.
You are invited to attend either of the meetings public input results in better projects.
To request access of language accomodations, please call Regan Checchio at 617-357-5772 at least ten days in advance.
Directions and more project information are available at www.greenlineextension.com
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