Shea Circle

1. Current Layout of Forest Hills Murray Circle Shea Circle Casey Overpass New Washington St Forest Hills Station Hyde Park Ave Ukraine Way Walk Hill St

2. Walk Hill Light

3. Walk Hill Light

4. 9

5. No Bridge – 3 lanes each way Bridge – 2 lanes each way Note - bridge shape does not need to be so angular – Olmstead preferred rounded edges Note – tree in median will not survive surrounded by so much asphalt

6. 3

7. No Bridge – 3 lanes each way Bridge – 2 lanes each way Note –no trees in median nor on far sidewalk – subway vent shaft in median – no pedestrian crossing – made need barrier to dissuade pedestrians

9. No Bridge – 3 lanes each way Bridge – 2 lanes each way Note there is a house on the left corner. Trees will not survive in median – too little aeration for roots and too dry Scale does not accurately show 3 lanes of traffic

11. No Bridge – 3 lanes each way Bridge – 2 lanes each way

13. No Bridge – 3 lanes each way Bridge – 2 lanes each way Note - Trees will not survive in median – too little aeration for roots and too water. Also these trees 20 - 30 yrs old

14. No Bridge – 3 lanes each way Bridge – 2 lanes each way Note - Trees will not survive in median – too little aeration for roots and too dry. Scale does not accurately show 3 lanes of traffic

15. What 6 lanes of highway can look like Tremont St – 3 lanes each way – evening rush hour

16. Rte 9 Framingham Rte 1 Saugus jim@saugus.net

17. Olmstead Bridges – Central Park

18. Bussey St Bridge

19. Olmstead Bridge over Muddy River – traffic, bike and pedestrian use

20. Using a bridge to go green

21. Olmstead Bridge – Camden Maine with retail space underneath