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Note to the Reader: the materials made available through this section of the website have been developed by the project team to support the public involvement process. As the materials cover over a year's worth of meetings, the reader should assume that all materials reflect the project team's best understanding of the project at the time prepared. Later materials offer the reader a deeper and clearer look at the project and should be assumed to supersede earlier materials. On January 9, 2012, the United States Coast Guard (USCG) issued its Response to Comments regarding the proposed replacement of the Fore River Bridge. To link to the USCG 1st District web page, please click here. To view the comments regarding the Fore River Bridge, please click here. On December 21st, 2011, FHWA issued the Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the Fore River Bridge Replacement Project. To see the finding and its supporting documentation, please click here. The United States Coast Guard Public Notice (March, 2011) - Comment period closed The Environmental Assessment (December, 2010) - Comment period closed Reference Materials Project
Fact Sheet United
States
Coast Guard permit for the temporary bridge Vollmer Study - Completed in 2002 Please note that this is a large file, 18 MB. If you have a dial-up or wireless Internet connection, you may wish to download the document in segments. Vollmer
Study
Presentation - Given in 2002 Please note that this is a very large file, 46.3 MB. If you have a dial-up or wireless Internet connection, you may wish to download the document in segments. Meeting Minutes2012 February 9, 2012 The design team held the 25% design public hearing for the project at the Abigail Adams Middle School in Weymouth. Outreach for the meeting was conducted through the project website, mailing list, and local newspapers including the Boston Globe, Quincy Patriot Ledger, Quincys Sun, and Weymouth News.
January 19, 2011 At the request of Weymouth Mayor Susan M. Kay, members of the project team met with Mayor Kay and senior members of her staff to discuss the project and its potential impacts on Weymouth in general and North Weymouth in particular. North Weymouth Councilor Victor Pap and representatives of the Fore River Bridge Neighborhood Association also attended this meeting. Minutes appear with the kind permission of Mayor Kay. January 13, 2011 The design team held a public information meeting at the Fore River Clubhouse in Quincy intended to reach a combined audience of those who live in the communities on either side of the bridge - particularly North Weymouth, Weymouth in general, and Quincy Ward 2 - as well as surrounding communities such as Braintree and Hingham. Outreach for this meeting was conducted through the project website and through advertisements in the Hingham Journal, Quincy Patriot-Ledger, Quincy Sun, and Weymouth News. 2010 September 30, 2010 At the request of Weymouth Mayor Susan M. Kay, members of the project team met with Mayor Kay, senior members of her staff, and representatives of the United States Coast Guard to discuss the project and its potential impacts on Weymouth in general and North Weymouth in particular. A representative of the Fore River Bridge Neighborhood Association also attended this meeting. Minutes appear with the kind permission of Mayor Kay. August 4, 2010 At the request of Weymouth Mayor Susan M. Kay, members of the project team met with Mayor Kay and senior members of her staff to discuss the project and its potential impacts on Weymouth in general and North Weymouth in particular. North Weymouth Councilor Victor Pap and representatives of the Fore River Bridge Neighborhood Association also attended this meeting. Minutes appear with the kind permission of Mayor Kay. June 14, 2010 The design team held a public information meeting at the Abigail Adams Middle School in Weymouth at the suggestion of Weymouth Mayor, Susan M. Kay. This meeting was intended to reach a combined audience of those who live in the communities on either side of the bridge, particularly North Weymouth, Weymouth in general, and Quincy Ward 2. Outreach for this meeting was conducted through the project website and through advertisements run in the Boston Herald and Quincy Patriot Ledger. June 9,
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