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Board approves Meridian and Drexel phases of Lincoln Road master plan; adds conditions on trees, bike protection and bollards
Summary
The Historic Preservation Board approved phase‑2 elements of the Lincoln Road Master Plan — streetscape improvements for Meridian and Drexel avenues — and added conditions requiring mature canopy trees where possible, bike‑lane protection coordination with transportation, and review of bollard and electrical room details.
The Historic Preservation Board on May 9 voted to approve right‑of‑way improvements for Meridian Avenue and Drexel Avenue as part of the broader Lincoln Road Master Plan, directing staff and the applicant to refine several technical elements before final sign‑off.
Planning staff said the Meridian and Drexel designs generally follow the board's 2015 master plan but update paving, seating and tree placement and reintroduce a protected bike lane. "The most significant change to the previously approved portion of the master plan is new pavement treatment ... the design of the pavement has been modified to correspond and to complement the existing Lincoln Road pavement design that was introduced in the 1990s," staff said.
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