We the undersigned residents of Sharon Massachusetts are in support of lowering the speed limit from the rotary to Capen Hill Road and placing traffic calming measures along this stretch to help ensure the safety of pedestrians, cyclists, and residents crossing over to use the lake. We would also like to be involved in discussions about the planning and design of sidewalks, curbs, lane widths, crosswalks and signage.
People drive insanely fast on this road while my family and I use it everyday. I have a six month old baby and sometimes it's scary during the busier times of the day. The sidewalks are not sufficient. There are times where we have to walk right on the street because there is barley a side walk.
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Mary Nelson
12 years ago
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A Cape Cod berm will be a much wiser choice than vertical granite curbing for the section of Massapoag Ave where we live because of our driveway and our neighbor's driveway when we leave our houses, and for plowing and delivery trucks and other service vehicles.
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Dan Vesset
12 years ago
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Current signs marking pedestrian crosswalks and speed limits are woefully inadeqate - usually blocked by trees, bushes, etc. The town's road side vegetation management seems to be inadequate along Massapaog Ave. i would strongly support speed humps at crosswalks.
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fiona weisman
12 years ago
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It is very difficult to see the pedestrian crosswalk at end of Arboro. It needs to be better marked. Cars often do not stop when I am trying to cross the street to get to the lake. Many children use the beach at bottom of Arboro as well.
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Michelle Avigan
12 years ago
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I am a runner and feel particularly at risk on Massapoag Ave during the winter. Snow makes the road even more narrow and the sidewalks are often not passable.
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Christina Goldschneider
12 years ago
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I have, on numerous occasions, crossed this street to access the lake at my friend's house and trying to get my 23 month old across is very dangerous! Something needs to be done.
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Katrina Norman
12 years ago
My greatest concern is the safety of the crosswalk at the rotary by the beach and the crossing to the community center.
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Elana ben-Joseph
12 years ago
I would love to see a designated bike path around the lake.
We the undersigned residents of Sharon Massachusetts are in support of lowering the speed limit from the rotary to Capen Hill Road and placing traffic calming measures along this stretch to help ensure the safety of pedestrians, cyclists, and residents crossing over to use the lake. We would also like to be involved in discussions about the planning and design of sidewalks, curbs, lane widths, crosswalks and signage.
People drive insanely fast on this road while my family and I use it everyday. I have a six month old baby and sometimes it's scary during the busier times of the day. The sidewalks are not sufficient. There are times where we have to walk right on the street because there is barley a side walk.
M
Mary Nelson
12 years ago
Featured
A Cape Cod berm will be a much wiser choice than vertical granite curbing for the section of Massapoag Ave where we live because of our driveway and our neighbor's driveway when we leave our houses, and for plowing and delivery trucks and other service vehicles.
D
Dan Vesset
12 years ago
Featured
Current signs marking pedestrian crosswalks and speed limits are woefully inadeqate - usually blocked by trees, bushes, etc. The town's road side vegetation management seems to be inadequate along Massapaog Ave. i would strongly support speed humps at crosswalks.
F
fiona weisman
12 years ago
Featured
It is very difficult to see the pedestrian crosswalk at end of Arboro. It needs to be better marked. Cars often do not stop when I am trying to cross the street to get to the lake. Many children use the beach at bottom of Arboro as well.
M
Michelle Avigan
12 years ago
Featured
I am a runner and feel particularly at risk on Massapoag Ave during the winter. Snow makes the road even more narrow and the sidewalks are often not passable.
C
Christina Goldschneider
12 years ago
Featured
I have, on numerous occasions, crossed this street to access the lake at my friend's house and trying to get my 23 month old across is very dangerous! Something needs to be done.
K
Katrina Norman
12 years ago
My greatest concern is the safety of the crosswalk at the rotary by the beach and the crossing to the community center.
E
Elana ben-Joseph
12 years ago
I would love to see a designated bike path around the lake.
People drive insanely fast on this road while my family and I use it everyday. I have a six month old baby and sometimes it's scary during the busier times of the day. The sidewalks are not sufficient. There are times where we have to walk right on the street because there is barley a side walk.