College Avenue Sample Clauses

College Avenue. The previous design included a partial demolition and reconstruction of the bridge to accommodate bike lanes and a right hand turn toward the station. Attachment: IPMT Report on GLX Ex A (CMA 2016 #286 : Green Line Extension (GLX)) The redesign retains and modifies the current bridge, allowing for two through lanes and a right-hand turn lane from College Ave onto Boston Ave utilizing the space occupied by the current walk. It also includes the construction of a separate independent light bridge to the north for pedestrian and bike traffic; however, the IPMT recommends that the MBTA consider deleting this requirement in its negotiations with Tufts regarding future air rights and use the Tufts plaza to provide that function.
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