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Woburn Traffic Commission discusses signage and accessibility for hearing impaired child

March 21, 2024 | Woburn City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts



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Woburn Traffic Commission discusses signage and accessibility for hearing impaired child
The Woburn Traffic Commission convened on March 21, 2024, addressing crucial accessibility issues in the city. A significant topic was the request for signage to assist hearing-impaired and legally blind children near 3 Lots Road. The requester was unable to attend the meeting, prompting the commission to defer the discussion until they could gather more information from the Commission on Disability.

In another key agenda item, the commission reviewed a request for handicap access on Mann's Court. The petitioner was also absent, but the commission noted the tight conditions in the area, raising concerns about the feasibility of adding a handicap spot. The discussion highlighted the ongoing commitment to improving accessibility for all residents, with members eager to explore solutions despite the challenges presented.

The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration with other city commissions to ensure that the needs of individuals with disabilities are met effectively. As the commission awaits further details from the Commission on Disability, the focus remains on enhancing safety and accessibility in Woburn.

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