Traffic Commission approves Green Street extension and sets EV charging fees
The Traffic Commission approved the Green Street extension design and EV charging fees. The commission voted to approve design plans for the Green Street Extension, including new traffic signals at Route 20 and revised signals on Main Street, plus rectangular rapid flashing beacons at I-95 ramp
Traffic Commission · Meeting of June 18, 2026
WALTHAM — The Traffic Commission approved the Green Street extension design and EV charging fees. The commission voted to approve design plans for the Green Street Extension, including new traffic signals at Route 20 and revised signals on Main Street, plus rectangular rapid flashing beacons at I-95 ramp crossings. The commission set electric vehicle charging at $5.00 per hour with a two-hour maximum.
The commission approved a revised traffic study for a 42-room boutique hotel at 220 Moody Street with a loading zone and driveway restrictions, and approved traffic assessments for residential developments at 51 Bacon Street and 719-723 Main Street, and a credit union at 995 Main Street. For safety, left-turn restrictions were approved at three intersections.
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Source: the Traffic Commission meeting of June 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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