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Public Safety
Public Safety
Public Safety
Public Safety
The dark, high-risk hours (pre-sunrise) of winter increase pedestrian risk due to blind spots, narrow roads, and low visibility for commuters and students walking to school/transit.
Emergency Vehicle access to streets after storm.
SMart Development
SMart Development
SMART Development
SMART Development
New housing developments often contain inadequate or no off-street parking,
Parking Spaces
Parking Spaces
Parking Spaces
Parking Spaces
Current parking management lacks the nuance and flexibility required to address resident hardship while preventing non-residents (college students) and residents abandoning expensive or inconvenient off-street parking.
Good Policy?
Good Policy?
Good Policy?
Good Policy?
Current parking management lacks the nuance and flexibility required to address resident hardship while protecting public safety and resource allocation.
Good Promises?
Good Promises?
Good Promises?
Good Promises?
Keep our streets safe and accessible for all.
Maintain cleaner streets for critical emergency vehicles:
ambulances, fire trucks and police cars
VOTE NO ON REPEAL
VOTE NO ON REPEAL
Winter in Newton & Development Projects
Keep streets safe - Winter has dark mornings - parked cars create dangerous blind spots with ice and significant dangers for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers. 77% of serious pedestrian accidents occur in dark hours.
Prevent developers and landlords from building without adequate on-site parking for residents.
Prevent crowded long term on-street parking, especially near village centers, near colleges, commuter rail stations, and large developments.
Keep streets accessible to plows that remove snow piled up on roadsides.
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