I'm surprised that some of the more NIMBY communities haven't tried to do some "paper compliance" like re-zoning parcels that have just gotten redeveloped. I haven't been following each town/city super closely, but it seems like an easy-ish way to keep the all the grant money flowing while...
I feel the same way about Clyde/Lee St in Brookline. The inconsistent sidewalk is a pain in the butt and there's a lot of opportunity there for improvements.
Does anyone know the if there's been any progress with the Comm Ave Phase 3 & 4 project? Seems like it would require a lot involvement from the T, so BTD couldn't do this one without a lot of funding from the state.
https://www.boston.gov/departments/public-works/commonwealth-avenue-phase-3-and-4