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Jul 25, 2026
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The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) Highway Division has advertised MassDOT Project 613163, "Lynnfield- Rail Trail Construction, from Ford Avenue to the Peabody City Line," for construction bids as of July 25, 2026. The project constructs an approximately 1.8-mile shared-use path segment of the rail trail extending from Ford Avenue in Lynnfield to the Peabody city line, with an estimated total contract cost of $5,491,176.35. The project is funded through the 2026 Transportation Improvement Program for the Boston Metropolitan Planning Organization via Surface Transportation Block Grant (STBG) funds, with construction scheduled to begin in Autumn 2026.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Lynnfield
The board reviewed several Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) cases regarding special permits and site plan reviews for property additions and accessory dwelling units, issuing recommendations for projects at 2 Lansdowne Court, 26 Bluejay Road, 32 Edgemere, and 672 Chestnut, subject to specific conditions. The board also discussed construction compliance concerns at the Vallis Way subdivision, received an update on the Violet Circle subdivision, and reviewed traffic calming progress at Willis Brook. Additionally, the Open Space and Recreation Working Group provided updates on progress reports and future planning projects.
The Conservation Commission discussed several project applications, including the approval of an amended order of conditions for 165 Lowell Street and the issuance of a negative determination for 342 Pillings Pond Road. Public hearings for 7 Ashley Court and 445 Broadway were continued to a later date. The Commission also issued a Certificate of Compliance for 14 Magnolia Drive. Administrative matters included updates on Pillings Pond treatments, a resolution to resubmit a request to the Select Board to ban jet skis on Pillings Pond, updates on the Beaver Dam Brook Reservation picnic area project, and ongoing discussions regarding habitat restoration and invasive species removal at Gerry's Cider Mill.
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The board discussed the process for filling a trustee vacancy, including notifying the Select Board. The meeting covered updates on the library's budget, the director's report involving a roofing project contract award, upcoming outreach efforts, and enhancements to the Library of Things. The Friends of the Library and the Foundation provided updates on book sales, fundraising targets, and upcoming annual meetings. The board evaluated and accepted the director's goals and action plan, discussed staff performance reviews, and approved the schedule for future trustee meetings and holiday closings. Additionally, the building subcommittee presented on interior design and logistics for library space adjustments.
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