The committee discussed safety and speeding concerns on Rundlett Hill Road, including construction impacts and pedestrian risks. Action was taken to establish a no-parking zone at the McKelvie School exit to enhance sight distance, and the committee reviewed a speeding complaint regarding the Beals Road Bridge, determining that directed police patrols should continue. Additionally, members authorized the removal of a 'no right turn on red' restriction at the South River Road intersection to improve traffic flow. The committee also evaluated a request for additional roundabout signage and addressed the potential vacancy of the School Transportation Coordinator role.
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The committee reviewed a presentation regarding the current status and future needs of the town's Department of Public Works facilities. Discussions focused on the potential benefits of providing undercover and heated storage for town equipment to extend asset longevity and improve operational efficiency during winter storms. The director addressed questions regarding cost estimation variables, comparisons with facility projects in other municipalities, and site layout considerations. Additionally, the committee entered a non-public session to discuss matters related to the acquisition, sale, or lease of real or personal property.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
Town of Bedford Town Council Meeting Minutes
The meeting included a presentation of the Boston Post Cane to a local resident. Key discussions during the public hearing focused on updating the Transfer Station fee schedule, including adjustments to residential and commercial waste rates, new policies on tire disposal, and the introduction of textile recycling and food compost testing programs. The Council also received the draft 2027-2036 Capital Improvement Plan, approved the 2027 non-union employee compensation wage schedule, and discussed proposed amendments to the Town Council Code of Conduct and Rules of Procedure, specifically clarifying election day responsibilities and committee liaison protocols.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting
Bedford Planning Board Planning Board Minutes
The Board reviewed and provided comments on the draft 2027 Capital Improvement Plan. They granted final approval for the 15-lot Merrill Farm residential subdivision at 410 Wallace Road, subject to various conditions including water service, infrastructure, and environmental protections. A conditional use permit was approved for a wall sign at the Stevens-Buswell Community Center. The Board also approved a subdivision proposal from the Marcia A. Marston Revocable Trust to divide one lot into three residential lots at 555 and 559 Wallace Road, and began hearing a request regarding a condominium subdivision from Trendezza LLC.
