City of Newton Traffic Council Traffic Council Agenda
The Traffic Council agenda includes discussions on various parking and traffic-related items. Key topics include requests for accessible parking spaces, implementation of no-parking zones, and changes to parking regulations such as resident permit requirements. The council will also review proposals for traffic calming measures, potential stop sign installations at intersections to improve safety, and long-term trials for traffic circulation changes to accommodate school and station construction projects.
Sep 28, 2026
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The committee discussed a recommendation to appropriate funds for the installation of permanent bike share infrastructure at two recreation sites, focusing on funding sources, project eligibility, and the implementation timeline. Additionally, the committee considered authorizing an intermunicipal agreement with multiple municipalities to coordinate joint solid waste disposal contract negotiations.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Newton Public Facilities Committee Committee Report
The committee reviewed and approved a request for authorization to enter into an intermunicipal agreement with the Town of Walpole and other Massachusetts municipalities for coordinated solid waste contract negotiations. The committee also held a discussion regarding a request to revoke the two-foot rule for gas company non-emergency street openings, during which representatives from National Grid presented information on their energy planning and infrastructure work, and community members expressed concerns regarding communication and transparency. The committee motioned to hold this item until the second week of November.
Sep 9, 2026·Board meeting
Public Facilities Committee Committee Report
The committee reviewed and approved an Eversource petition for a grant of location on Moody Street to install a new utility pole. They also approved the revocation of the 'two-foot rule' regarding non-emergency gas infrastructure grants of location, requiring all such future requests to come before the City Council. A discussion and straw vote were held regarding the Bullough's Pond Project, with the committee supporting the secant pile wall approach. Additionally, the committee discussed staffing concerns regarding the Division of Climate and Energy, ultimately deciding to hold the item for future consideration.
