MassDOT last week submitted an annual report (found below) to the Department of Environmental Protection on the status of the mass transit projects required under the State Implementation Plan, including the Green Line Extension. While completion of the Green Line Extension is now tracking slightly behind schedule, MassDOT and the MBTA remain deeply committed to the project for the many benefits it offers, particularly environmental, transportation, and economic development benefits. MassDOT will continue to work with the Department of Environmental Protection and the public to develop appropriate air quality mitigation for the period of delay.
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Field work scheduled for the next two weeks:
Field Survey: Weeks ending 7/16/10 and 7/23/10:
No field work scheduled.
Boring Program: Weeks ending 7/16/10 and 7/23/10:
Within the MBTA Lowell Commuter Rail right-of-way from Medford Street to Cedar Street in Somerville.
Within the MBTA Lowell Commuter Rail right-of-way from Cedar Street to Broadway in Somerville.
Boring typically occurs between 7:00 AM and 3:30 PM on weekdays.
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