Chelsea Commission Delays Decision on Parking for Construction Project

Overview: The Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission meeting focused on the issue of temporary parking for a significant construction project on Williams Street. Additionally, the commission denied a request for a traffic light modification and approved a new handicap parking application.

Chelsea Traffic Commission Debates Speeding Solutions and One-Way Street Pilot Program

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission tackled a series of issues, primarily focused on traffic safety and street regulations. Top on the agenda was the debate over implementing a one-way street system on Spencer Avenue to combat speeding, a concern raised by residents who cited dangerous conditions and recent accidents.

Chelsea Commission Proposes New Scooter and Bicycle Regulations Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission gathered for its December meeting to deliberate on updates to city mobility regulations. The meeting primarily focused on proposed regulations for bicycles and electric scooters, driven by safety concerns in densely populated areas, and also addressed related issues such as helmet requirements and the designation of business districts. Additionally, discussions included handicap parking accommodations, traffic signal changes, and ongoing infrastructure projects.

Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission Faces Resident Pushback on Parking and Loading Zones

Overview: The recent meeting of the Chelsea Traffic and Parking Commission was dominated by discussions over proposed loading zones and metered parking, particularly concerning the impact on residents living near new development projects.

New Brunswick Parking Authority to Implement High-Tech Parking Systems and Plans for Electric Charging Stations

Overview: In a recent meeting, the New Brunswick Parking Authority discussed the implementation of advanced parking systems at the New Brunswick Performing Arts and Wellness Garages and proposed the addition of electric charging stations in all garages. The completion of repairs at the New Street Garage was also noted. Discussions about the downtown parking situation in light of Nokia Bell Labs’ relocation and the retirement of Anthony Caputo from the board were other points in the meeting.