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Fire and Police Commission - June 25, 2026
Published: Jun 25, 2026
State Street Master Plan Update Focuses on Enhanced Accessibility and Flexible Use
The Access Advisory Committee discussed the State Street Master Plan update, focusing on design elements to accommodate various users and modes of transportation. Key proposals include wider sidewalks (30 feet), a central travel/emergency lane (20 feet), and the use of retractable bollards to manage traffic flow. The plan aims to balance pedestrian, cycling, and vehicle access, with a focus on improving walkability, landscaping, and public realm activation. The committee also addressed concerns regarding ADA accessibility, the inclusion of specific features like truncated domes, and the potential for flexible street operations. Cost estimates place the project at approximately $60 million, with significant portions allocated to stormwater and utility upgrades. Discussions also touched upon the need for improved public transit connections, particularly to the Amtrak station, and concerns about the accessibility and safety of certain transportation options like e-bikes and golf carts.
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