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Multimodal Local Connections Working Group

The Multimodal Local Connections Working Group discussed the issues of the Franklin Street Pedestrian Bridge, the Agganis Pedestrian Bridge, and the South Side Buffer Path.
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About the Multimodal Local Connections Working Group

The goal of the Multimodal Local Connections Working Group was to prioritize design alternatives for the Franklin Street Pedestrian Bridge, the Agganis Pedestrian Bridge, and the South Side Buffer Path. 

The Multimodal Local Connections Working Group met from August to December, 2024. The Core Working Group included the following representatives:

  • A Better City
  • Accessibility Representative
  • Boston University
  • City of Boston
  • Community Representative
  • Depot Building Property Owner
  • Harvard University
  • MassBike
  • Sect 106, Boston Landmarks Commission

The Agency Chair of this meeting was MassDOT Complete Streets, and the Co-chair was MassDOT Highway Design. 

Meeting Materials

August 9, 2024

August 23, 2024

September 6, 2024

September 13, 2024

Documents to be add when available.

December 19, 2024

Contact

Online

Email the Project Team Email Allston multimodal project at I-90Allston@dot.state.ma.us
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Phone

Dan Fielding, Legislative Liaison - MassDOT Highway Division Call Allston multimodal project, Dan Fielding, Legislative Liaison - MassDOT Highway Division at (857) 368-8959

Address

Carrie E. Lavallee, PE, MassDOT, Chief Engineer
10 Park Plaza, Attn: Bridge Project Management – Project File No. 606475 , Boston, MA 02110
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