Cambridge TAC Backs Alewife Transit Improvements at Healthpeak
The Cambridge Transit Advisory Committee voted 11-0, with one abstention, to advocate for specific transit improvements at the proposed Healthpeak development in Alewife, including an infill commuter rail station, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, and a pedestrian-bike bridge over the railroad.
Transit Advisory Committee · Meeting of September 3, 2026
CAMBRIDGE — The Cambridge Transit Advisory Committee voted 11-0, with one abstention, to advocate for specific transit improvements at the proposed Healthpeak development in Alewife, including an infill commuter rail station, pedestrian and bike infrastructure, and a pedestrian-bike bridge over the railroad. Jackson Moore-Otto was elected Chair with 13 votes, Matthew Kramer as Vice Chair with 9 votes, and Matt Martin as Secretary with unanimous support. Members reviewed priorities for the committee's Implementation Plan during a collaborative working session, with city Department of Transportation staff planning to develop a draft plan for future approval.
Marcella Cannatti, the committee's DOT liaison, announced her final meeting before joining the City of Malden as a Transportation Planner.
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