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Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

This is a fantastic idea! Does the town own the land parcels on both sides of the river?

Supported a comment by Andy Smith on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Andy Smith
Provide a pedestrian bridge to connect Cousins Park with Harrington Park. This would have a huge impact in connecting the two neighborhoods.

Supported a comment by Tanya Gailus on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Tanya Gailus
A suggestion about visibility of ideas: For first time visitors: please note that there is also a "newest" option above. Otherwise only the most supported postings get the most frequent visibility.
For CivicMoxie or coUrbanize: Consider leaving the text response posts at the bottom of the pile (ie 'how did you get here?' 'where do you shop' etc.) -- so that citizen initiated needs, desires, and suggestions get better and easier visibility, and therefore better access to discussion, support, or other feedback.
(note: I do happen to be one of the supporters of the above idea as well.)

Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

And cars on Upland need to be alerted that cars coming up Pine do not stop. I have had a car from Upland pull across Pine as I was turning at the top of the hill. He expected me to stop.

Supported a comment by Michelle Touw on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Michelle Touw
Cars coming up Pine should continue to not have stop sign as the hill is so steep. Upland already has stop signs, it is people coming up Pine who get confused and sometimes stop that create a hazard. Is there such a thing as a Do NOT Stop sign?

Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Almost everything, West Concord needs a grocery store again.

Supported a comment by Bill Montague on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Bill Montague
If the Prison closes, that is rumored, Make that very large ares into affordable condos or apparent buildings. Where people can walk to West Concord center where there is almost anything one would need. Even the Post office is near by.

Supported a comment by Lori Pazaris on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Lori Pazaris
Would it make sense for Concord to consider purchasing already built smaller homes fand renting to town workers at affordable prices.? This could limit the tear down trend and minimize expanding our built environment.

Supported a comment by Bill Montague on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Bill Montague
More affordable smaller houses so newly weds and retired folks can live here in Concord.

Supported a comment by Regine Ryder on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Regine Ryder
Housing could be in the center, West Concord Center, and further out. Smaller houses or duplexes that are affordable for families. I prefer the woods and the disadvantage is the distance from the center, so that I mostly drive with my car. Safe crossings and more side walks would make me use my bike more.

Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

This new Concord Land Trust property is lovely. It could be better if connected to other trails for a longer woodsy river walk.

Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

I love these trails! Both the Concord Land Trust and the lovingly maintained and generously shared trails on the adjoining private land. The private property was for sale recently and I hope Concord will work with the new owners to keep the land open and not mansionized.

Supported a comment by S. Symons on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

S. Symons
Favorite place to walk/hike in Concord: Estabrook Woods

Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

And it makes driving dangerous.

Supported a comment by Regine Ryder on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Regine Ryder
A sidewalk from Heaths Bridge Road to #117 is missing. It makes walking and biking quite dangerous.

Supported a comment by S Irza on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

S Irza
Sidewalks on Cottage Street in West Concord are way overdue. Even with out sidewalks people do walk on this busy street which has no shoulders. With Bruce Freeman Rail Trail coming in, giving Cottage St pedestrian connectivity makes even more sense.

Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

It is a very confusing intersection. I believe cars turning onto Pine from Upland (in either direction) should yield to cars coming up Pine and turning as those cars should not need to stop.

Supported a comment by Peter Baty on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Peter Baty
Intersection of Upland and Pine - Confusing intersection because Pine does not have a stop sign. Improved signage to alert drivers of this, plus crosswalk/stop line repainting would greatly enhance safety.

Supported a comment by Ruthy Bennett on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Ruthy Bennett
Bike/pedestrian crossing at route 2, so people can easily travel to both sides of town, especially school aged kids riding their bikes.

Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Sidewalk/bike path connecting Old Pickard to sidewalk that ends at Stone Root Lane crosswalk would make traveling this section of Powdermill Road safer for all, especially kids who ride to Willard on their bikes.

Commented on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Connecting sidewalk/bike path from Heath Bridge to Nine Acre Corner would make traveling Sudbury Road much safer for all.

Supported a comment by Joan Kennedy on Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

Joan Kennedy
Healthy watershed and water quality supported with town leadership and budget for future generations.

Followed Envision Concord ^{5 years, 6 months ago}

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