February 10, 2021
2021-02-10T19:00:00
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82921550095 Meeting ID: 829 2155 0095 Passcode: 321165
(646) 558 8656 Meeting ID: 829 2155 0095 Passcode: 321165
Pedestrian Advisory Committee, via zoom
Wednesday, February 10, 2021
Pedestrian Advisory Committee Meeting
February 10, 2021 • 7 PM • Remote via Zoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82921550095 Meeting ID: 829 2155 0095 Passcode: 321165
(646) 558 8656 Meeting ID: 829 2155 0095 Passcode: 321165
- Public Comment Period for Issues Not on the Agenda
- Review and Approval of Minutes of January 13, 2021 Meeting
- (7:10 pm) Safety & Facilitation Issues at Construction Sites
Discussion and possible vote on draft joint memo from Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committees on construction site hazards to cyclists and pedestrians
- (7:40pm) Encroaching Hedges Project – Status Update, Next Steps
Additional steps to identify potential locations of encroaching hedges, inspect those locations, create list of confirmed current problem spots
Follow-up on steps being taken by the Department of Public Works, ADA Coordinator, and Commission on Disability
- (8:10pm) Brookline Sidewalks and Winter Snow Removal
Review of Committee observations after recent snowstorms
Tentative: Report from review of BrookONline reports (Marissa Vogt)
Identification of key issues, next steps for our Committee
- (8:30pm) Review of Pending or Potential Activities for our Committee
Transportation Division Requests or Expectations
Input to DPW’s process for updating the Pavement Management Plan (PMP)
Identifying priority intersections for implementing “Daylighting”[1]
A pedestrian equivalent of the Green Routes Plan for bicycles
Other
Understanding how BrookONline requests are routed, status definitions, etc.
Illegally parked cars completely blocking sidewalks, e.g., from tandem parking in residential driveways (a major handicapped accessibility issue)
Inventory/ assessment of sidewalk conditions for PMP
Community outreach and education about pedestrian issues, facilities
Potential pedestrian improvements in a redesigned Washington Street
Identifying specific crosswalks needing repainting, other improvements
Reviewing & analyzing new Town sources of data on pedestrian activity
Ongoing follow-up on Committee’s walk signal recommendations
- (8:50pm) Committee Housekeeping Concerns
Next meeting: March 10, 2020
Future topic: Tracking Committee recommendations not yet acted on
- New business
NOTE: Time estimates below are GUESSES, and may not accurately represent timing or length of topics
[1] Daylighting = prohibiting parking within a certain distance approaching a crosswalk