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Dudley Square Complete Streets Design Project Public Meeting #4 July 29, 2013 6:00pm 8:00pm Dudley Branch Library 65 Warren St., Boston, MA Agenda Open House 6:00-6:30 Welcome and Introductions Study Overview 6:30-6:50


  1. Dudley Square Complete Streets Design Project Public Meeting #4 July 29, 2013 6:00pm – 8:00pm Dudley Branch Library 65 Warren St., Boston, MA

  2. Agenda • Open House 6:00-6:30 • Welcome and Introductions • Study Overview 6:30-6:50 • Recap of Previous Meetings • Preferred Design Alternative • Streetscape/Urban Design 6:50-7:20 • Question and Answer 7:20-7:45 • Wrap-Up and Next Steps

  3. Meeting “Ground Rules” • Keep Time in Mind • Be Respectful of Your Neighbors • Listen to the Moderator • Focus on Design Details • Use the Parking Lot • Success is a Shared Responsibility

  4. Dudley Square Complete Streets Design Project • Recognize the history of the square • Build on foundation of work done to date • Coordinate with ongoing and future projects • Develop solutions that address identified transportation problems • Integrate Boston Complete Streets guidelines • Design for improvements that will get built

  5. Project Team

  6. Coordination with Other Projects

  7. Outreach is Ongoing Conceptual Design Detailed Design Construction Oct 2012 Spring 2013 Spring 2014 Meeting #1: Intro/Problem ID/History Meeting #2: Alternatives – Part 1 Meeting #3: Alternatives – Part 2 Meeting #4: Streetscape/Urban Design Ongoing Coordination

  8. Summary of Preferred Alternative Bus Circulation • 180+ miles reduction in bus travel � air quality improvements • Creates opportunity for public/pedestrian space within bus station • Eastbound buses uses Roxbury Street to bus station Traffic Flow • Base year LOS remains the same • Two-way Washington Street • More direct circulation Parking • Loss of 6 on-street parking spaces Pedestrian • Opportunities for shorter crosswalks and ADA improvements Accommodations • Potential for new pedestrian signal locations Bicycle • Cycle track along Dudley Street / shared lanes elsewhere Accommodations • Increased bicycle parking Streetscape • Opportunities for lighting, trees, and other amenities

  9. Streetscape and Urban Design

  10. Streetscape Components People/User Paving Materials Street Trees Seating Bike Racks Litter/Recycling Signage Lighting Drainage Art

  11. Pedestrians/Bikes/Cars

  12. Paving Materials

  13. Street Trees

  14. Rain Gardens

  15. Site Furnishings - Seating

  16. Site Furnishings – Bikes, Litter & Signage

  17. Site Furnishings – Lighting & Bollards

  18. Interpretation

  19. Proposed Dudley Square

  20. Existing Street Tree Analysis Replace Keep Determine

  21. Washington and Warren Streets Walk Width Varies 10’ to 10’-6” Street Curb Street Tree 18” Porous Paver Feature Strip Street 10’ Parking Street Light Sidewalk Building Face Concrete Sidewalk

  22. Washington Street Ferdinand’s Boston Elderly Redevelopment Housing

  23. Washington and Warren Streets Walk Width Varies 10’ to 10’-6” Street Curb Street Tree 4’ Porous Paver Feature Strip Street 10’ Parking Street Light Sidewalk Building Face Concrete Sidewalk

  24. Washington Street Ferdinand’s Boston Elderly Redevelopment Housing

  25. Washington Street Ferdinand’s Boston Elderly Redevelopment Housing

  26. Dudley Street Street Curb Street Tree, Typ. 4’ Porous Paver Feature Strip Street Double Headed Acorn Street Light Building Face Concrete Parking 4’ 10’ 5’ 10’ Sidewalk Feature Cycle Planting Sidewalk Strip Track 10’ Cycle Track Pendant Street Light

  27. Dudley Street Previous Boston Police Department

  28. Discussion / Question & Answer

  29. Next Steps • Finalize overall concept for Dudley Square • Continue coordination – Dudley Municipal Facility – Dudley Branch Library – Gourdin Park – Malcolm X cycle track – Utility coordination • Develop 25% design for streets and sidewalks

  30. Contact Boston Transportation Department Patrick Hoey, Project Manager 617-635-2454 Patrick.Hoey@cityofboston.gov http://www.cityofboston.gov/transportation

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