4:51 pm Stats April 7, 2021
Engineering Division
vs
Egomaniac Division with David "Mr Peabody" Rodrigues
ENGINEERING DIVISION
Contact:
Timothy J. McGivern, PE, City Engineer
tmcgivern@medford-ma.gov
Mark Shea, Assistant City Engineer
markshea@medford-ma.gov
Address:
85 George P. Hassett Drive
Medford City Hall, Room 300
Medford, MA 02155
Phone: 781-393-2474
http://www.medfordma.org/departments/department-of-public-works/dpw-links/engineering-division/
From: David Rodrigues <drodrigues@medford-ma.gov>
Date: April 7, 2021 at 2:38:15 PM EDT
To: David Rodrigues <drodrigues@medford-ma.gov>
Cc: Lisa Colaianni <lcolaianni@medford-ma.gov>, Todd Blake <tblake@medford-ma.gov>
Subject: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - INTERIM TRAFFIC ADJUSTMENTS FOR SOUTH & MAIN STREET INTERSECTION SCHEDULED TO BE INSTALLED APRIL 13TH
All – please see attached a notification from the City of Medford regarding traffic adjustment scheduling for South and Main Sts.
Thank you,
Dave Rodrigues
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Dave Rodrigues
Chief of Staff |Office of Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn
Medford City Hall
85 George P Hassett Dr, Medford, MA 02155
MEDFORD,
MASSACHUSETTS
MAYOR
BREANNA LUNGO-KOEHN
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE – April 5, 2021
Contact:
Jackie
Piques, Director of Communications
(jpiques@medford-ma.gov),
781-888-4534
Dave
Rodrigues, Chief of Staff
(drodrigues@medford-ma.gov),
781-885-6748
INTERIM
TRAFFIC ADJUSTMENTS FOR SOUTH & MAIN STREET INTERSECTION
SCHEDULED TO BE INSTALLED APRIL 13TH
Following
a January 2021 Traffic Commission Approval, MassDOT will install
interim traffic pattern changes at the intersection this April.
MEDFORD
– A series of interim traffic pattern changes are being made to the
South Street and Main Street intersection beginning on Wednesday,
April 14, 2021 (weather permitting), the City and the Massachusetts
Department of Transportation (MassDOT) announced today. In Fall 2020,
MassDOT announced a plan to move forward with the development of
larger scale safety improvements at the Main Street and South Street
intersection in Medford. While the City and State continue to work
toward those permanent changes at the intersection, such changes will
take significant time to fully develop and implement. In the interest
of safety, the City of Medford, working with MassDOT, developed a
pilot of short-term, temporary improvements at the intersection.
The
plan was discussed by the Medford Traffic Commission at their public
meeting on January 19, 2021.
Interim
improvements will include repainting lane markings on both South
Street and Main Street and placing temporary barricades at the
intersection to define new turn restrictions. New proposed traffic
patterns would include:
On
South Street: Vehicles
may turn left or right onto Main Street but will be restricted from
traveling straight onto the ramp to Route 16 East that connects to
I-93.
On
Main Street Northbound (toward Medford Square): Lane
markings will better define one “straight” lane and one “right
turn” lane to the ramp to Route 16 East that connects to I-93.
On
Main Street Southbound (toward Somerville/Boston):
Left turns to the ramp to Route 16 East that connects toI-93 will be
restricted.
The
interim pilot options are designed with safety of all road users in
mind but are flexible enough to make adjustments as needed.
MassDOT
will implement the new traffic layout starting at 8:00pm on Tuesday,
April 13th,
(weather permitting), working overnight. Electronic message boards
will be installed in and around the area to help direct traffic
before and after the changes are made. For details, including a plan
of the new layout and proposed alternate routes to access I-93, visit
www.medfordma.org/transportation.
Medford
city services are available to all residents, regardless of race,
ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, age, language ability,
economic situation, or immigration status.
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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE – April 5, 2021
Contact:
Jackie
Piques, Director of Communications
(jpiques@medford-ma.gov),
781-888-4534
Dave
Rodrigues, Chief of Staff
(drodrigues@medford-ma.gov),
781-885-6748
INTERIM
TRAFFIC ADJUSTMENTS FOR SOUTH & MAIN STREET INTERSECTION
SCHEDULED TO BE INSTALLED APRIL 13TH
Following
a January 2021 Traffic Commission Approval, MassDOT will install
interim traffic pattern changes at the intersection this April.
MEDFORD
– A series of interim traffic pattern changes are being made to the
South Street and Main Street intersection beginning on Wednesday,
April 14, 2021 (weather permitting), the City and the Massachusetts
Department of Transportation (MassDOT) announced today. In Fall 2020,
MassDOT announced a plan to move forward with the development of
larger scale safety improvements at the Main Street and South Street
intersection in Medford. While the City and State continue to work
toward those permanent changes at the intersection, such changes will
take significant time to fully develop and implement. In the interest
of safety, the City of Medford, working with MassDOT, developed a
pilot of short-term, temporary improvements at the intersection.
The
plan was discussed by the Medford Traffic Commission at their public
meeting on January 19, 2021.
Interim
improvements will include repainting lane markings on both South
Street and Main Street and placing temporary barricades at the
intersection to define new turn restrictions. New proposed traffic
patterns would include:
On
South Street: Vehicles
may turn left or right onto Main Street but will be restricted from
traveling straight onto the ramp to Route 16 East that connects to
I-93.
On
Main Street Northbound (toward Medford Square): Lane
markings will better define one “straight” lane and one “right
turn” lane to the ramp to Route 16 East that connects to I-93.
On
Main Street Southbound (toward Somerville/Boston):
Left turns to the ramp to Route 16 East that connects toI-93 will be
restricted.
The
interim pilot options are designed with safety of all road users in
mind but are flexible enough to make adjustments as needed.
MassDOT
will implement the new traffic layout starting at 8:00pm on Tuesday,
April 13th,
(weather permitting), working overnight. Electronic message boards
will be installed in and around the area to help direct traffic
before and after the changes are made. For details, including a plan
of the new layout and proposed alternate routes to access I-93, visit
www.medfordma.org/transportation.
Medford
city services are available to all residents, regardless of race,
ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, age, language ability,
economic situation, or immigration status.
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