Brookline Debates Bicycle Plan Amid Concerns Over Community Engagement and Infrastructure Needs

Overview: During the recent Brookline Select Board meeting, attention was given to the proposed bicycle network implementation plan, with discussions about its implications, costs, and the necessity of comprehensive community engagement. The contract, valued at $118,518 with KDSON and Associates, aims to create a strategic guide for future bike improvements, yet it has sparked debate over its focus and execution, particularly in light of the recent Chestnut Hill Avenue project, which faced criticism for inadequate community consultation.

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