Bicycle panel approves prior minutes, plans September trail count
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee approves minutes, advances trail amenities plan. The panel, led by Vice Chair M. Carignan, approved six members' recommendations to survey potential locations for a water station along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, including Heart Pond and Route 110 ball
Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee · Meeting of July 16, 2026
CHELMSFORD — Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee approves minutes, advances trail amenities plan. The panel, led by Vice Chair M. Carignan, approved six members' recommendations to survey potential locations for a water station along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, including Heart Pond and Route 110 ball fields; K.
Baxter will send the final list to the Water District. The committee confirmed September participation in the town Fall Festival with emphasis on e-bike safety and helmet messaging for children, and scheduled a September 12 trail count with rain date September 19, with R. Klinkhammer to prepare procedures and R.
Schneider to manage volunteer signups. The committee account holds $3,478.84 before July transactions.
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Source: the Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee meeting of July 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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