TAC Discusses Net Zero Transportation Plan Update
The Transportation Advisory Committee discussed transportation goals and Main Street project status.
The Transportation Advisory Committee discussed transportation goals and Main Street project status.
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.
Natick Transportation Advisory Committee unanimously backs hybrid Main Street design. All five members present — Chair Ed Doherty, Vice Chair Joanna Carey, and members Aarti Gandhi, Gil Yaker, and Matt Page — voted to support the redesign in a letter to the Select Board. Morgan Griffiths, the
Natick Transportation Committee backs hybrid Main Street design. The five-member committee, chaired by Ed Doherty, unanimously approved its May minutes and heard presentations on two major projects: Conway School students' West Central Street Connector trail and the Main Street pedestrian redesign.
Natick TAC hears presentations on two major corridors. The Transportation Advisory Committee unanimously approved its prior minutes and heard updates on the Main Street project, where a hybrid concept blends bike accommodation with preserved parking, heading to Select Board review in June; and on
The Natick Transportation Advisory Committee approved prior minutes and discussed bike infrastructure challenges. Chair Ed Doherty's committee heard from cyclist David Hruska, who identified snow removal on the Cochituate Rail Trail as the single most impactful change town officials could make. The
Natick Transportation Advisory Committee approves amended 2026 goals with focus on bicycle and pedestrian networks. Chair Ed Doherty, Vice Chair Joanna Carey, and members Sarah Ward, Gil Yaker, and Aarti Gandhi voted 5-0 to approve the five goals, which include work on speed limit policy, MWRTA
The Natick Transportation Advisory Committee selected Chair Ed Doherty to fill a reserved seat on the Main Street Improvement Project working group reviewing the hybrid design concept. The Committee unanimously approved minutes from its January 13 meeting and received a Department of Public Works
Natick Transportation Advisory Committee approves 2026 schedule and backs MassTrails grant. The five-member committee voted unanimously to support the town's application for funding an alternatives study on connecting the Cochituate Rail Trail extension to North Main Street near Natick Center
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