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Government · Traffic & Sidewalk

Weston Traffic Committee Targets September 15 to Close Route 30 Public Comment

Weston Traffic and Sidewalk Committee tentatively sets September 15 to close Route 30 shared-use path public comment.

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Traffic & Sidewalk · Meeting of July 22, 2026

Weston Traffic and Sidewalk Committee tentatively sets September 15 to close Route 30 shared-use path public comment. The committee, meeting by Zoom on July 22 under outgoing Chair Ann Wiedie in her final meeting as chair, reached consensus on the target date but deferred a formal vote to its August 19 meeting, when the deadline will be formally advertised and voted on. Town Engineer Jason Lavoie said he would bring two LIDAR intersection recommendations — Cases Corner and Route 117 at Merriam Street — to the Select Board the following Tuesday, after the committee reached informal consensus on those sites.

Members also flagged a significant gap in how public correspondence has been stored, with letters and emails scattered across personal inboxes and Lavoie's town folder rather than any central archive; Richard Flynn agreed to work with Lavoie to consolidate and categorize the material. The committee also delayed further action on the town-wide pedestrian and bicycle plan, prepared by Beta Group, to give the two new members time to review the full draft before August 19.

In the full story:

  • Call to Order and New Members
  • Emails and Letters from the Public
  • Select Board Actions Reported: Cherry Brook Road, Hillcrest Road, and Wellesley Crosswalk
  • Town-Wide Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan
  • Route 30 Reconstruction: Comment Deadline and Document Management
  • Status Updates: LIDAR Intersections, Route 20 Projects, and Ash Street
  • Next Meeting and Leadership Transition
  • Who Was There
  • Organizations And Documents Referenced
  • The complete report: 3,086 words

Source: the Traffic & Sidewalk meeting of July 22, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

Checked against the record: before publication this article was automatically compared with the meeting transcript. It was corrected where it differed.

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