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Council committee delays resolution on Greater Hartford Mobility Study after DOT presentation
Summary
After a lengthy presentation by the Connecticut Department of Transportation, the committee voted to postpone Councilman Mitcham’s nonbinding resolution asking the state to revise its approach to the Greater Hartford Mobility Study and requested additional briefings with the Bureau of Public Transit and other state staff.
The Planning, Economic Development and Housing Committee voted Wednesday to postpone action on a nonbinding resolution from Councilman Josh Mitcham asking the state to revise its approach to the Greater Hartford Mobility Study after a presentation from Connecticut Department of Transportation staff and extended public and committee discussion.
Kevin Burnham, project manager for the DOT’s Greater Hartford Mobility Study, delivered an overview of the study’s goals, outreach and implementation program, highlighting options ranging from near-term pedestrian and transit improvements to longer-term highway capping and rail and transit realignments. “We were challenged by the community to look at this not just to repair that piece of infrastructure, but to repair the…
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