Brookline, MA

ZEAB: Residential Working Group

The ZEAB Residential Working Group is holding a virtual meeting with routine items including approval of July minutes, public comment, and updates on Brookline Day and the working group's activities. No major decisions or proposals are listed on this agenda.

• Approval of July 21, 2026 minutes
• Public comment period
• Brookline Day update
• Residential Working Group update

School Committee

The Policy Review Subcommittee will review and possibly vote on several school policies, including those on time-out, seclusion, physical restraint, student conduct, and interactions with law enforcement under the PROTECT Act. They will also discuss removing philosophy statements from the policy manual and consider a policy manual development service.

• Review and possible vote on Time-Out, Seclusion, and Physical Restraint of Students policy
• Proposed revision to PSB Student Conduct Policy and Student Code of Conduct
• Review and possible vote on Interacting with Law Enforcement Officers (PROTECT Act) policy
• Discussion and possible vote to remove Philosophy Statements from Section I 4 of policy manual
• Discussion of MASC Policy Manual Development Service

Committee on Town Organization & Structure

The Brookline Committee on Town Organization & Structure is meeting virtually to discuss warrant articles for the November 2026 Fall Town Meeting, along with reviewing meeting minutes and other business. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific items or decisions listed.

• Discussion of November 2026 Fall Town Meeting warrant articles
• Review of meeting minutes
• Other business

Planning Board

The Brookline Planning Board is holding a Design Advisory Team meeting to review a proposed development at 1280-1330 Boylston Street by City Realty. The proposal includes three new buildings with retail, hotel, medical office, and residential uses. The board will hear the applicant's presentation, take questions from members and the public, and discuss next steps.

• Proposed 12-story mixed-use building (retail, hotel, condominiums) at 1280-1330 Boylston Street
• Proposed 12-story mixed-use building (retail, medical office, multifamily residential)
• Proposed 7-story multifamily building
• Public comment session on the development

Conservation Commission

The Brookline Conservation Commission will hold public hearings and votes on wetland permits and conservation projects. It will continue a hearing for 25 Sears Rd and open a new hearing for 33 Griggs Rd (Griggs Park), with a potential vote on an Order of Conditions. The commission will also discuss and vote on letters of support for three Community Preservation Act (CPA) projects: invasive species management at Cottage Street Meadow, Fisher Hill Reservoir restoration, and Riverway Bridges preservation. The meeting includes routine approval of prior minutes and a membership update.

• Public hearing for Notice of Intent at 25 Sears Rd (BWB #26-03)
• Public hearing and potential vote on Order of Conditions for 33 Griggs Rd (Griggs Park) DEP#120-210
• Vote on letter of support for CPA project: Cottage Street Meadow invasive species management
• Vote on letter of support for CPA project: Fisher Hill Reservoir land management and ecological restoration
• Vote on letter of support for CPA project: Riverway Bridges preservation and access

Select Board

Library Trustees

The Brookline Library Trustees' Development Committee will meet to plan activities for the remainder of 2026-2027, including reviewing trustee survey results and an Advocacy and Intellectual Freedom proposal. They will also discuss new trustee recruitment and onboarding, including webpage updates and onboarding/exit interview plans. The meeting is a hybrid session with public comment limited to three minutes.

• Review Trustee survey results
• Review Advocacy and Intellectual Freedom proposal
• Proposed updates to Trustee webpage
• Plans for new Trustee onboarding and exit interview
• Updates to draft BOLT calendar or handbook

Select Board

The Brookline Select Board will hold a regular meeting with executive sessions on real property at 26 Pleasant Street and the Coolidge Corner Theatre, then vote on a PILOT agreement for the theatre. The board will also consider a $724,660 roadway maintenance contract, several fire station change orders, liquor license changes, and public hearings on warrant articles including a cryptocurrency kiosk ban.

• Vote on Coolidge Corner Theatre PILOT agreement (property at 280-290 Harvard St.)
• Contract PW27-09 for Roadway Maintenance Overlays with P.J. Keating, $724,660
• Fire Station change orders totaling over $650,000, including $415,925.81 for new windows at Fire Station 1
• Public hearing on RCN/Astound cable license renewal
• Public hearing on warrant articles: ban on cryptocurrency kiosks and prohibiting public meetings on Election Day

Advisory Committee

This Advisory Committee Schools Subcommittee hearing has been postponed and will be reposted when a new date is set. When it occurs, the subcommittee will discuss and possibly vote on two warrant articles related to legal fee reimbursements, and may approve subcommittee minutes.

• Warrant Article 4: FY27 Budget Amendment reducing reserve fund and adding funding to Claims and Settlements Fund for legal fee reimbursement
• Warrant Article 5: Resolution urging Select Board to reimburse legal fees of TMM Respondents
• Possible vote on chair approval of subcommittee minutes

Police Commissioners Advisory Committee

The Police Commissioners Advisory Committee is meeting to review the status of subcommittees tasked with investigating whether Brookline should remain a member of the Boston Regional Intelligence Center (BRIC). The subcommittees are examining BRIC operations, compliance, databases, and oversight as directed by the Article 25 Resolution from the May 26, 2026 Town Meeting. The meeting includes public comment and discussion of future topics.

• Status update on subcommittees investigating BRIC membership per Article 25 Resolution
• Subcommittee on BRIC operations: Scott Ananian & Kristine Knauf
• Subcommittee on BRIC compliance: Kimberly Richardson & Ron Wilkinson
• Subcommittee on BRIC databases: Scott Ananian & John Hilliard
• Subcommittee on BRIC oversight: Paul Yee & Nick Fetzer

Advisory Committee

The Human Services Subcommittee of the Advisory Committee will hold a public hearing on a proposed bylaw amendment (WA 6) that would prevent legislative action by Town Meeting members from being the basis of any Town-initiated investigation or complaint. The subcommittee may vote on the amendment and also discuss and vote on approving subcommittee minutes.

• Public hearing on WA 6 to amend Section 2.1.11 of the General By-laws, adding Subsection H (sponsored by Lescohier, TMM11)
• Discussion and possible vote on the bylaw amendment
• Discussion and possible vote on chair approval of subcommittee minutes

School Committee

The Negotiations Subcommittee will meet on September 23, 2026, to approve minutes from the September 17, 2026, meeting. The subcommittee may enter executive session to discuss bargaining strategy and conduct collective bargaining sessions.

• Approval of minutes from September 17, 2026, meeting
• Proposed executive session regarding collective bargaining with Brookline Educators Union (BEU) Unit A, Unit B, and Paraprofessional Unit

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board is meeting to discuss and take action on proposed updates to the Lawrence School Staff Permit Parking Program, which covers 116 staff permits on designated streets. The board will also consider corresponding parking regulation changes on those streets. This is a subcommittee meeting focused on the school's permit parking program.

• Proposed updates to 116 staff permits for Lawrence School on streets including Aspinwall Ave, Francis St, Harrison St, Kent Sq, Longwood Ave, Newell Rd, Perry St, Saint Paul St, Stearns Rd, and Toxteth St
• Authority for Transportation Division staff to reallocate permits among permitted streets as needed
• Parking regulation changes on the identified streets as part of the program changes

Pierce School Building Committee

The Pierce School Building Committee will hold a construction site walk followed by a regular meeting to review building progress, schedule, quality, budget, and design updates. The committee will also vote to approve the minutes from the June 25, 2026 meeting and take public comment.

• Construction site walk at 4:00 PM, meeting at Brookline Town Hall, 333 Washington Street
• Regular meeting at 4:45 PM at Consigli Construction's site conference room, 62 Harvard Street, 3rd Floor
• Approve minutes from June 25, 2026 meeting
• Review construction updates: building progress, schedule, quality
• Budget and design updates

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Brookline Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a virtual public hearing on four zoning cases. The board will consider requests for a fence at a religious center, an enclosed deck with a basement ADU, a new single-family home on a vacant lot, and demolition of a carriage house for a garage. Public testimony will be taken during the hearing.

• 90-100 Bellingham Road: construct perimeter fence at Chabad Religious Center (Case 2026-000041)
• 47 Craftsland Road: enclose rear deck and add basement ADU (Case 2026-000035)
• 214 Heath Street: construct single-family dwelling on vacant lot (Case 2026-000036)
• 102 Dean Road: demolish carriage house and construct one-story garage (Case 2026-000037)

Transportation Board

The Brookline Transportation Board will discuss and take action on the traffic calming process and specific streets proposed for traffic calming treatments. The agenda covers two neighborhoods: the Beals/Lawton Street neighborhood and the Hayes School neighborhood. Staff recommendations will be posted on the town website when available.

• Traffic calming discussion and action for Beals/Lawton Street neighborhood: Lawton, Thorndike, Coolidge, Fuller, Naples, and Beals Streets
• Traffic calming discussion and action for Hayes School neighborhood: Eliot Street, Ackers Avenue, Loveland Road, and Reservoir Road

Advisory Committee

This Advisory Committee Personnel Subcommittee hearing has been postponed and will be reposted when a new date is set. When it occurs, the subcommittee will hold a public hearing on Warrant Article 2, which concerns approval of collective bargaining agreements, and may vote on approving subcommittee minutes.

• Hearing postponed; new date to be announced
• WA 2: Approval of Collective Bargaining Agreements (Human Resources)
• Possible vote on chair approval of subcommittee minutes

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Indigenous Peoples Celebration Committee

The Indigenous Peoples Celebration Committee is meeting to approve prior meeting minutes, receive updates on an event featuring Amanda Peters and Vanessa Lillie and on a Massachusetts flag and seal resolution, and review marketing and programming for Indigenous Peoples Day. The agenda is largely procedural and planning-focused, with no major decisions or financial items listed.

• Vote on 9/4/2026 meeting minutes
• Update on Amanda Peters/Vanessa Lillie event
• Update on Massachusetts flag and seal resolution
• Indigenous Peoples Day marketing and programming updates
• Review of Indigenous Peoples Day run of show

Housing Advisory Board

The Inclusionary Zoning Subcommittee will hold a public meeting to continue discussions regarding recommended changes to the cash-in-lieu fee schedule. The agenda indicates a possible vote on this matter.

• Recommended adjustment to Inclusionary Zoning (I.Z.) cash-in-lieu fee schedule

MLK Celebration Committee

The Brookline MLK Celebration Committee is meeting to vote on minutes from its August 13, 2026 meeting and on an updated mission statement. Members will also meet Tammy Denease regarding 'Hidden Women,' receive updates on the MLK Event 2027, and discuss other business and the next meeting date.

• Vote on minutes from 08/13/2026 meeting
• Vote on updated mission statement
• Meet and greet Tammy Denease - Hidden Women
• Updates on MLK Event 2027
• Next meeting date discussed

School Committee

The Negotiations Subcommittee will meet to approve minutes from the August 31, 2026 meeting. The committee also proposes entering executive session to discuss bargaining strategy and conduct sessions with the Brookline Educators Union Unit A, Unit B, and Paraprofessional Unit.

• Approval of August 31, 2026, meeting minutes
• Proposed executive session regarding collective bargaining with BEU Unit A, Unit B, and Paraprofessional Unit

CDBG Advisory Committee

The CDBG Advisory Committee is holding a virtual public meeting to present and discuss the FY 2026 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER), which details the Town's accomplishments and CDBG expenditures. Subrecipients will provide program updates, and the public can comment on the draft CAPER.

• Presentation of FY 2026 CAPER
• Overview of CDBG resources and expenditures
• Subrecipient program updates
• Public comment on draft CAPER

Commission for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Community Relations

The Brookline Commission for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Community Relations is meeting remotely to review past minutes, hear from the Town's Energy Advocate about how the commission can support energy work, and plan logistics for Brookline Day. Members will also discuss current issues the commission could advise the town on, including the school calendar and a warrant article accessibility pilot. The agenda is largely discussion-oriented with no votes on specific items listed.

• Presentation from Caroline Staudt, Town's Energy Advocate, on how CDEICR can support the work
• Discussion of Brookline Day logistics, including member attendance and table materials
• Discussion of current issues: School Calendar, Warrant Article Accessibility Pilot, and other topics
• Review of 8/20/2026 meeting minutes
• Public comment period

Advisory Committee

The Brookline Advisory Committee is holding a public meeting to discuss the Town Moderator's Code of Conduct and the 2026 Special Town Meeting Warrant. These are discussion items, not final decisions. The public can comment during the meeting or submit written comments in advance.

• Presentation and discussion of Town Moderator's Code of Conduct
• Discussion of 2026 Special Town Meeting Warrant
• Public comment period (5 minutes)

Planning Board

The Brookline Planning Board is holding a public meeting to discuss six Chapter 40A zoning appeals referred from the Zoning Board of Appeals. These are tentative hearing dates for projects seeking zoning relief, including a penthouse addition, a fence height variance, an ADU, a new home, a garage, and a unit conversion. The board will also take public comment on matters not on the agenda.

• 1026 Commonwealth Avenue – construct a penthouse dwelling unit (hearing 10/8)
• 90-100 Bellingham Road (Chabad Center) – perimeter fence requiring height relief (9/24)
• 47 Craftsland Road – enclose rear deck and add a by-right basement ADU (9/24)
• 214 Heath Street – construct a single-family dwelling on a vacant lot (9/24)
• 15 Garrison Road – renovate and convert building from three to five units (10/8)

School Committee

The Brookline School Committee will discuss and possibly vote on the FY28 Capital Improvements Program request, a proposal to create a revolving fund for career and technical education, and FY28 budget development dates. They will also discuss Driscoll School rooftop shading options and appoint community representatives to the Lincoln School Grounds Renovation Project Design Review Committee. The consent agenda includes change orders for the Pierce School project and acceptance of a $460,631 food security grant.

• Pierce School Building Project: Change Order No. 24, $34,416; Change Order No. 25, $9,504
• Acceptance of Food Security Infrastructure Grant from MA Dept. of Agricultural Resources, $460,631
• Discussion and possible vote on FY28 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) request
• Proposal to create revolving fund for Career and Technical Education/Vocational Education programs
• Appointment of two community representatives to Lincoln School Grounds Renovation Project Design Review Committee

Jack Kirrane Ice Skating Rink Design Review Committee

The Jack Kirrane Ice Skating Rink Design Review Committee is meeting virtually to continue its design review process. The committee will recap its second meeting, discuss the ice rink design, landscape design within the historic garden, and historic preservation, followed by public discussion and a vote on design option questions.

• Public discussion and vote on design option questions
• Ice rink design review
• Landscape design within historic garden
• Historic preservation considerations

Transportation Board

The Transportation Board will consider several parking permit programs for Roland Hayes and Driscoll schools. Members will also discuss Chestnut Hill Avenue concepts and proposed Bluebikes station locations. Additionally, the board will review appointments for the Pedestrian Advisory Committee.

• Approval of 30 teacher parking permits for Roland Hayes School on various streets
• Approval of changes to the Driscoll School teacher parking permit program
• Discussion and action on Chestnut Hill Avenue concepts
• Discussion and action on proposed Bluebikes stations at Beacon St & Corey Rd and two other potential locations
• Discussion on the Climate Action Resiliency Plan

Select Board

The Brookline Select Board will hold a licensing hearing to consider several alcohol-related license applications, including a change of category and manager for Miraku at 9 Babcock St., new common victualler licenses for Mola at 10 Cypress St. and Caliver Innovation at 1376A Beacon St., and alternate manager approvals for Barcelona and NETA. The board will also review calendar items, approve minutes, and handle miscellaneous licenses and contracts.

• Public hearing on Miraku's change from Wine and Malt to All-Alcohol Common Victualler, plus manager change from Ken Yee to Miho Owens and alternate manager Nobushiro Hagiya at 9 Babcock St.
• New Common Victualler/Entertainment/Outdoor Dining license for Mekonant Mola d/b/a Mola at 10 Cypress St., hours 11:30 AM-9:00 PM, 18 inside seats, no outdoor dining.
• New Common Victualler/Entertainment/Outdoor Dining license for Olivia Yan d/b/a Caliver Innovation, LLC at 1376A Beacon St., hours 11:00 AM-9:00 PM, 16 inside seats, no outdoor dining.
• Alternate Manager application for Madison McGinnis at Barcelona Brookline LLC d/b/a Barcelona #108, 1700 Beacon St.
• Alternate Manager application for Ethan Josiah Reyes at CDXX MA TransCo, LLC d/b/a NETA, 160 Washington St.

Community Preservation Act Committee

The CPA Committee Housing Subgroup will discuss a Joint Statement of Intent between the committee and the Housing Advisory Board (Affordable Housing Trust). The meeting also includes an announcement of upcoming full committee meeting dates.

• Report and discussion on the Joint Statement of Intent with the Housing Advisory Board
• Announcement of full committee meetings for October 19, November 9, and December 14

Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery

The Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery will consider and possibly vote on new cemetery lot rates and the proposed FY2027 budget. They will also review meeting minutes, sign deeds, and receive updates on lot inventory, the master plan, software, and the caretaker residence.

• Possible vote on new cemetery lot rates, with 2024 rate schedule and 2026 worksheet
• Discussion and possible vote on proposed FY2027 cemetery fund budget
• Approval of April 29, 2026 meeting minutes and June 23, 2026 site walk minutes
• Update on inventory of available lots and master planning
• Status update on 96 Grove Street caretaker residence

Medical Panel

The Brookline Medical Panel will convene in a remote Zoom meeting to consider reimbursement of medical expenses submitted by retired Town Police Officers and Firefighters under M.G.L. c. 41 §100B. The meeting will open briefly, then move into executive session to discuss exempt medical information and vote on approving minutes and reimbursements.

• Vote to move into executive session under G.L. c. 30A, s. 21(a)(1)
• Review and possible vote to approve previous meeting minutes
• Review and possible vote to reimburse retired police and firefighters for medical expenses

School Committee

The School Committee will consider a motion to enter executive session. The proposed session involves strategy and collective bargaining related to a Brookline Educators Union Unit A grievance.

• Motion for executive session regarding BEU Unit A grievance
• Strategy session for negotiations with Brookline Educators Union Unit A

Planning Board

The Brookline Planning Board is holding a morning meeting to review two sign and facade applications. The board will consider a proposal for new awnings, window graphics, and a hanging sign at 428 Harvard Street, and a new facade sign at 1706 Beacon Street. Public comment on non-agenda matters is also scheduled.

• 428 Harvard Street (The Butcherie): install eight awnings, eight window graphics, two door graphics, and an internally illuminated hanging sign
• 1706 Beacon Street (former Sanela Salon): install a new stud mounted facade sign for Eleven Eleven Salon & Spa

Tree Planting Committee

The Brookline Tree Planting Committee will hold a public hearing on a proposed removal of a public shade tree at 264 Washington Street, then review the Front Yard Tree Program, discuss a partnership with the Brookline Housing Authority, and consider a nesting bird protection policy. The meeting also includes public comment and updates on fall planting plans.

• Public hearing on proposed shade tree removal at 264 Washington Street
• Review of Front Yard Tree Program and Pleasant St campaign
• Discussion of partnership with Brookline Housing Authority
• Nesting bird protection policy discussion
• Harvard Street tree planting update

Select Board

The Brookline Select Board will hold a work session to discuss and vote on several items, including a $4 million allocation from the Affordable Housing Trust for the rehabilitation of senior rental housing at 99 Kent Street, a new fire station design contract, and a lease for dump trucks and an excavator. The board will also review the warrant for the November Special Town Meeting and hold a public hearing on several warrant articles. The agenda includes both action items and discussion topics.

• Authorize $4,000,000 from Affordable Housing Trust for rehab and 99-year affordability extension at 99 Kent Street
• Approve $2,529,462 contract to Shwartz/Silver for design of new fire station at 49 Babcock Street
• Approve $1,026,077.17 lease with KS StateBank for five dump trucks and one excavator
• Approve temporary liquor licenses for Greek Festival at 162 Goddard Ave and wedding at Larz Anderson Auto Museum
• Appoint Holly Sullivan as Temporary Treasurer and approve hiring of police officers and finance director

Select Board

Planning Board

The Design Advisory Team will meet to discuss a proposed 12-story mixed-use building at 654 - 678 Brookline Avenue. The meeting includes an applicant's response to concerns raised during the July 21st meeting regarding the project.

• Proposed 12-story mixed-use building with 154 dwelling units
• Project includes approximately 50% micro-units
• Ground floor features 3,780 s.f. of retail space and resident uses
• Proposal for a 50’ wide portal for future drainage access and multi-modal transit

Park & Recreation Commission

The Brookline Park and Recreation Commission is holding an informational meeting on the Larz Anderson Cultural Landscape Report. The agenda covers project schedule updates, preservation analysis, guiding principles, treatment recommendations, and priority projects. Public comment is available at the start of the meeting for topics not on the agenda.

• Larz Anderson Cultural Landscape Report informational meeting
• Preservation analysis and evaluation discussion
• Guiding principles and treatment recommendations
• Priority projects review
• Public comment period (2-minute limit)

Fisher Hill West Uses Advisory Committee

The Fisher Hill West Uses Advisory Committee is holding a virtual public meeting to discuss the future of town-owned lots at 110, 124, 150 Fisher Avenue and 146 Hyslop Road. The agenda includes an update on Stantec's study work and planned community engagement, plus a presentation from outdoor-pool advocates. Public comment is allowed at the chair's discretion.

• Status update on Stantec's study and community engagement activities
• Presentation from Outdoor-Pool Advocates
• Town-owned lots at 110, 124, 150 Fisher Avenue and 146 Hyslop Road

Economic Development Advisory Board

The Economic Development Advisory Board will discuss forming an ad-hoc subcommittee for the Centre Street Lots Planning and Development. The meeting also includes discussions regarding Fall Town Meeting warrant articles and various staff updates.

• Possible vote to form the Centre Street Lots Planning and Development Ad-Hoc Subcommittee
• Discussion of Fall Town Meeting Warrant Article List
• Review of Moderator's Committee on Exterior Lighting Draft Warrant Article
• Updates on 1280-1330 Boylston Street Design Advisory Team
• Chestnut Hill Commercial Area Study debrief status update

Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

The Brookline Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee is holding a hybrid meeting to continue its discussion of the Thematic Opportunities Map, a key element of the town's comprehensive planning effort. The agenda includes public comment at the start and adjournment after the discussion. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Continued discussion of Thematic Opportunities Map
• Public comment period at 7:00 PM (3-minute limit per speaker)
• Hybrid meeting at Town Hall Room 111 and via Zoom

Advisory Council of Public Health

The Brookline Advisory Council of Public Health is holding a public hearing and hybrid meeting to discuss public health updates and policies. Items include updates on West Nile Virus and EEE, a presentation on the Council on Aging needs assessment, a renters handbook, and policy discussions on kratom and a nicotine-free generation. The meeting also includes introductions, reorganization, public comment, and approval of minutes.

• Updates on West Nile Virus and EEE
• Presentation on Brookline COA Needs Assessment results
• Renters Handbook 2026-2027
• Policy discussion on kratom
• Policy discussion on Nicotine Free Generation

Community Preservation Act Committee

The Brookline Community Preservation Act Committee is holding a virtual public meeting to discuss a draft Open Space & Recreation Project Policy and a joint statement of intent with the Housing Advisory Board. The committee will also review its monthly project monitoring report and consider FY28 project eligibility submissions and fall community engagement plans.

• Draft Open Space & Recreation Project Policy
• Draft CPAC Open Space Restrictions Policy
• CPAC-HAB Joint Statement of Intent
• CPA Projects Monthly Monitoring Report
• FY28 Project Eligibility Submissions

Town / School Partnership Committee

The Town/School Partnership Committee will meet remotely to discuss a Fiscal Year 2027 budget amendment, shared services and memorandums of agreement, and an update on the Pierce School Building Project. The agenda includes presentations and discussions on these topics, with no final votes scheduled.

• Presentation and discussion of Fiscal Year 2027 budget amendment
• Discussion of topics highlighted by the Expenditures & Revenues Study Committee
• Discussion on Town-School shared services and memorandums of agreement
• Report and discussion on progress of the Pierce School Building Project

Brookline Commission for the Arts

The Brookline Commission for the Arts will hold a regular meeting to review minutes and the Treasurer's Report. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Brookline Day and grantee reception and outreach.

• Welcome new members
• Minutes review and approval
• Treasurer's Report
• Brookline Day discussion
• Grantee Reception and Outreach

Bicycle Advisory Committee

The Brookline Bicycle Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss and vote on a final draft memorandum regarding Harvard Street, and to receive updates on several bike and pedestrian improvement projects. The agenda includes a vote on the Harvard Street memo and presentations on Brookline Avenue, Carlton and Colchester, and Chestnut Hill Avenue.

• Vote on Final Draft Transportation Board Harvard Street memorandum
• Brookline Avenue Mill and Overlay Overview
• Carlton and Colchester Bike and Pedestrian Improvements
• Chestnut Hill Avenue Update

The Bicycle Advisory Committee passed a memorandum regarding the Transportation Board's Harvard Street plan. The committee also reviewed updates on Brookline Avenue, Carlton and Colchester improvements, and Chestnut Hill Avenue configurations, but took no votes on those items.

• Approved final draft Transportation Board Harvard Street Memorandum (4-1-1)