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07/01/2026 PLANNING BOARD Minutes (2)
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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> .wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> ether that has the original goals and policies. There are some formatting typos and errors, for <br /> example, there are two TC2 actions listed on page i-50. When the people who went through <br /> and made the redlines for this document, it was clear through those changes they did not have <br /> the same values that the town expressed in the survey. For example, TC4 on page i-50 <br /> changed the word encourage to explore, it doesn't make sense to explore, you don't explore <br /> something by prioritizing, you encourage it by doing that. As the Planning Board, your job isn't <br /> to tell your neighbors to bike or e-scooter, you encourage that by developing transportation, <br /> which is what the original policy said, to encourage alternative modes and increase <br /> opportunities by prioritizing roadway and transportation. <br /> He continued saying the action for TC4 talked about potential changes to the intersection of Rt. <br /> 130 and Great Neck Road North, verbiage was removed to consider ability for pedestrians and <br /> vulnerable road users to use the intersection. A redline change that negatively impacted the <br /> strength of the Transportation and Circulation policies and actions with respect to vulnerable <br /> road users. In TC6, one that wasn't talked about, a minor change at the end, prioritize projects <br /> for future funding from the state, that is not in alignment with the complete streets policy that <br /> the Select Board has passed which requires all projects town, state, and federal, all <br /> incorporate that multi-modal accommodation. When you add the words from the state, it limits <br /> the effect of that action. Under TC22, the one the Board created, as the Town Planner was <br /> reading it aloud, he said "explore methods to improve bicycle safety, and Mr. Milbury added, <br /> and sanity". Over the Chairs objection, the Town Planner put it into the document, and it wasn't <br /> reviewed again by the Board. It is entirely inappropriate to be in there, to make a joke about <br /> emotional trauma people in this town might have from accidents, serious, or near close calls, <br /> to put that into a public policy planning document for comedic relief is inappropriate. Mr. <br /> Atkinson would like to challenge, that not once in any other document or line in this plan, was <br /> comedic relief used, the only time it is used was under Transportation and Circulation until it <br /> was taken out. When it was submitted to the Commission, they encouraged removal after his <br /> public comment, which was not initially listened to. <br /> He stated the Commission also recommended looking at the second part of this, which was <br /> the primary focus being on recreational purposes. This is not in alignment with what the town <br /> wanted; they want both transportation and recreation to be the focus. When it was pitched <br /> back to the Board, the Town Planner did not recommend that change from the Commission, <br /> the experts who reviewed, and again glossed over it when reviewing the Commission's <br /> comments with the Board. There are several typos, extra periods, and commas throughout. <br /> 11 <br />
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