Natick TAC Plans Bike-Pedestrian Study and Speed Limit Research
Natick Transportation Advisory Committee approved July 2026 minutes unanimously on August 11. Members Ed Doherty (Chair), Joanna Carey (Vice Chair), Matt Page, and Gil Yaker voted in favor. The committee deferred a vote on June minutes to September due to insufficient quorum.
Transportation Advisory Committee · Meeting of August 11, 2026
Natick Transportation Advisory Committee approved July 2026 minutes unanimously on August 11. Members Ed Doherty (Chair), Joanna Carey (Vice Chair), Matt Page, and Gil Yaker voted in favor. The committee deferred a vote on June minutes to September due to insufficient quorum.
Town Engineer John Digiacomo reported that four flashing rapid-beacon installations have been completed on Speen and Hartford Streets, with nine more expected by December 31. The committee began planning approaches to developing a bicycle-pedestrian infrastructure plan and researching town-wide 25 mile per hour speed limits as its key 2026 priorities.
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Source: the Transportation Advisory Committee meeting of August 11, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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