TAC appoints Schrager to bicycle advocate role on trails
The Transportation Advisory Committee unanimously appointed Dan Schrager as bicycle advocate on the Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee to evaluate 37 miles of municipal conservation trails over 18 months and map bike-suitable routes while preserving habitat.
Transportation Advisory Committee · Meeting of September 8, 2026
CONCORD — The Transportation Advisory Committee unanimously appointed Dan Schrager as bicycle advocate on the Open Space and Recreation Plan Committee to evaluate 37 miles of municipal conservation trails over 18 months and map bike-suitable routes while preserving habitat. As a member of the 11-person panel, Schrager was assigned to assess the town's 16 trails for surface condition, slope, and environmental impact. Chair Ellen Quackenbush reported the Select Board had accepted the Comprehensive Transportation Plan.
The committee also discussed creating a Letter of Support for the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail following a School Department Community Preservation Act application and began work on Transportation Strategy implementation addressing Route 2 safety concerns.
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Source: the Transportation Advisory Committee meeting of September 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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