Committee reelected officers unanimously at August meeting. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee voted unanimously on August 18 to reelect Jonathan Isaac as chair, Michael J Gruar as vice chair, and Nikolaus Bates-Haus as clerk. Seven members attended.
Littleton Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee reviewed development projects and infrastructure improvements on the town's agenda.
Littleton bicycle panel explores expanding charter for micromobility. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee unanimously approved its March minutes and addressed whether to extend its charter to cover e-bikes and e-scooters, with member Michael Gruar coordinating with the Sustainability
Littleton bike committee weighs bike-lane conflicts, sidewalk-clearing liability. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee discussed a potential bike lane removal at 550 King Street to accommodate parking on Route 110, with committee member Gerard R Cavallo tasked to explore whether converting
Littleton bicycle panel reviews pedestrian and cycling infrastructure improvements in town. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee discussed adding sidewalks and bike lanes to Shaker Lane during construction and reviewed pedestrian improvements at several sites, including Harwood Road where
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee gathers input on King Street crosswalk safety. The committee, chaired by Jonathan Isaac, met to discuss interim improvements at the King Street and Goldsmith Street intersection following a recent vehicle-pedestrian incident. Town traffic engineer Corrine
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