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Partial List of Projects

• Center Streetscape and Battle Green Project, managed by the Lexington Engineering Division
• Lexington - Reconstruction on Massachusetts Avenue, from Marrett Road to Pleasant Street, managed by MassDOT (with design funded by Lexington Town Meeting, and construction funded by the state).

News

• Lexington Minuteman: Boston cyclist's death needs to be wake up call when driving in Lexington, editorial (Sept 3, 2015)
• Lexington Minuteman: Debate on Mass. Ave. and Woburn Street traffic light continues, by Caitlyn Kelleher (July 2, 2015)
• Lexington Minuteman: Selectmen continue debate over Mass. Ave. project in East Lexington, by Jordan Frias (June 3, 2015)
• Lexington Minuteman: Selectmen review Woburn Street and Mass. Ave. intersection designs, by Jordan Frias (June 4, 2015)

Links

• Lexington Engineering Dept Construction Projects web site includes an up to date list of the current projects, costs and schedules.

• MassDOT
  • List of MassDOT Projects. The Mass Ave project from Marrett Rd to Pleasant St is project 607409
  • MassDOT Crash Portal includes up-to-date information on crash reports around Massachusetts
    • Top Crash Locations - interactive map
  • MA Bicycle and Pedestrian Board

Reports

• The Lexington We Want: Transportation Element (2003), developed looking at traffic patterns across the entire community and identifying key areas for improvement. The current projects – while disconnected in funding and execution – are identified as critical areas in the 2003 plan with the current proposed solutions as the contemplated solutions from 2003.
• Center Streetscape Reports
• Emails from Richard Canale on TMMA mailing list on Lexington crash data: 1, 2, 3, 4. There are several other emails on the LexTMMA mailing list about traffic, signalization, and crash data in Lexington. The easiest way to find them is to search for some keywords that usually come up in the conversation. The mailing list is maintained by TMMA, and is used by Town Meeting members to communicate about municipal issues. While only Town Meeting members can post, the list archives are publicly available.

Advocacy

• http://battleroadfriends.org
• http://lexstreetscape.info/, https://www.facebook.com/friendsofthecenterstreetscapeproject