The Groton Complete Streets Committee confirmed its Main Street Corridor Study draft arrived from consultant MDM and set October 23 to begin substantive review. Members voted 5-0 twice to approve minutes from July 17 and August 21, 2026.
The Complete Streets Committee reviewed a consultant's preliminary Main Street redesign featuring a new traffic signal and corridor-long bike lane.
Groton's Complete Streets Committee designated member Brian Callahan as its liaison to a new town working group on the Main Street corridor study. The move follows a memo from the town manager setting the working group's organizational meeting for July 27, 2026.
Groton's Complete Streets Committee voted 6-0 to send the Lover's Lane sidewalk and crosswalk project out to bid.
Groton's Complete Streets Committee reviewed near-final designs for two sidewalk and path projects and weighed a new rail-trail grant bid.
Groton's Complete Streets Committee voted to name Deanna Kass and Takashi Tada co-clerks and elect Gordon D. Row vice chairman. Both votes passed 5-0 by roll call with members Peter Cunningham, Kass, Row, Stephen A. Legge and Tada present; Brian Callahan and George Barringer were absent.
The Complete Streets Committee learned of a $25,000 earmark for Main Street traffic study engineering.
Groton's Complete Streets Committee heard that $50,000 in Chapter 90 money is set aside for a Main Street safety study. Brian Callahan put the committee's Complete Streets grant award at $432,617.50 and said Niche Engineering is preparing both projects for spring bidding.
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