Traffic & Sidewalk

WESTON -- May 19, 2026, Weston residents packed a second listening session on the Route 30 shared-use path project, voicing broad opposition to a design that would remove 360 trees and cost up to $19 million in state funds. Consultant Bridget Myers of Howard Stein Hudson presented the 75-percent

WESTON -- May 14, 2026, Weston's Traffic and Sidewalk Committee faced sharp public pushback at a May 14 listening session on the 75% design for a Route 30 shared-use path. Consultant Bridget Myers of lead design firm HSH presented a plan calling for a 10-foot two-way

WESTON -- April 16, 2026, Weston's Traffic and Sidewalk Committee pledged May votes on Cherry Brook Road safety measures after residents described a dangerous blind curve made worse by sports-event parking. Newly elected chair Rebecca McCurray presided over the April 16 meeting, where residents from Cherry Brook Road

WESTON -- March 31, 2026, Weston's Traffic and Sidewalk Committee pressed engineering consultants on traffic signal removals and steep path grades during a full review of the Route 30 shared use path's 75% design. At the March 31 meeting, Howard Stein Hudson representatives Bridget Myers and Michaela

WESTON -- March 11, 2026, Weston's Traffic and Sidewalk Committee voted unanimously to recommend resident-only parking restrictions on Indian Hill Road and Winthrop Circle, setting up a joint pitch to the Select Board on March 24. Temporary chair Ann Wiedie guided the four-to-nothing vote, which pairs