This meeting is being held virtually. 

You may join via Zoom

1. Welcome & Introductions
2. Objectives & Ground Rules
3. Regulatory Overview & Near-Term Priorities
4. Next Steps
5. Public Comment

The Route 57 Transit Priority Corridor Project Team has updated designs and information to share about the project, which will change the way the street works on Tremont, Washington, and Cambridge Streets in Allston and Brighton. This includes removing parking to add bus lanes, adding space at streetcorners to improve visibility, and reducing pedestrian crossing distances to improve safety. We've taken feedback from the community at our last meeting, and incorporated it into our design.

Dinner will be provided.

For more information about disability access or language interpretation, please contact transit@boston.gov and LCA@boston.gov.

We only take yard waste from Boston residents. You need to show us a photo ID, utility bill, or lease as proof of your residency. We reserve the right to refuse material.

what you need to know:

• Yard Waste:
  • Common yard waste material includes leaves and grass clippings, branches, and yard brush.
  • Place leaves and yard debris in large paper bags. Do not use plastic bags.  
  • Tie branches with string. The maximum size for branches is three feet with a one-inch diameter.
• Paint and motor oil:
  • We don’t take paint and motor oil from businesses.
  • We won’t take paints, stains, varnishes, and thinners that aren’t in original containers.
  • Containers need to have labels that we can read.
  • 20 gallon limit on paint and motor oil. Containers must not be larger than 5 gallons.
• Paper Shredding:
  • We will shred up to 10 copy paper size boxes or containers of your personal documents.
• Household Chemicals:
  • All chemicals must be in their original container.
  • 20 gallon limit on all chemicals. Containers must not be larger than 5 gallons.
• Electronics 
  • Some accepted items are listed below but not limited to:
    • Computers: desktops, towers, laptops, monitors, and tablets

    • Microwaves, cameras, robots

    • LCD flat panel monitors

    • Printers: inkjets, laserjets, copiers, and scanners

    • Networking equipment: switches, routers, and servers

    • Audio and Video equipment: VHS players, DVD players, stereos, speakers, headphones

    • Telephones: cell phones and landline phones

    • Other electronic accessories: keyboards, mouse devices, cables, and wires

We only take waste from Boston residents. You need to show us a photo ID, utility bill, or lease as proof of your residency. We reserve the right to refuse material.

what you need to know:

• Yard Waste:
  • Common yard waste material includes leaves and grass clippings, branches, and yard brush.
  • Place leaves and yard debris in large paper bags. Do not use plastic bags.  
  • Tie branches with string. The maximum size for branches is three feet with a one-inch diameter.
• Paint and motor oil:
  • We don’t take paint and motor oil from businesses.
  • We won’t take paints, stains, varnishes, and thinners that aren’t in original containers.
  • Containers need to have labels that we can read.
  • The most that you can give us is 20 containers.
• Paper Shredding:
  • We will shred up to 10 copy paper size boxes or containers of your personal documents.
• Household Chemicals:
  • All chemicals must be in their original container.
• Electronics 
  • Some accepted items are listed below but not limited to:
    • Computers: desktops, towers, laptops, monitors, and tablets

    • Microwaves, cameras, robots

    • LCD flat panel monitors

    • Printers: inkjets, laserjets, copiers, and scanners

    • Networking equipment: switches, routers, and servers

    • Audio and Video equipment: VHS players, DVD players, stereos, speakers, headphones

    • Telephones: cell phones and landline phones

    • Other electronic accessories: keyboards, mouse devices, cables, and wires

We only take waste from Boston residents. You need to show a photo ID, utility bill, or lease as proof of residency. We reserve the right to refuse material.

what you need to know:

• Yard Waste:
  • Common yard waste material includes leaves and grass clippings, branches, and yard brush.
  • Place leaves and yard debris in large paper bags. Do not use plastic bags.  
  • Tie branches with string. The maximum size for branches is three feet with a one-inch diameter.
• Oil Based Paint, Motor Oil, Gasoline
  • We don’t take paint, motor oil, or gasoline from businesses.
  • We won’t take paints, stains, varnishes, and thinners that aren’t in their original containers.
  • Containers need to have labels that we can read.
  • 20 gallon limit on paint, motor oil, and gasoline. Containers must not exceed 5 gallons.
  • Please note: Latex (water based) paint can be dried out and thrown away in the regular trash. 
• Household Chemicals
  • All chemicals must be in their original container.
  • 20 gallon limit on all chemicals. Containers must not exceed 5 gallons.
• Electronics 
  • Some accepted items are listed below but not limited to:
    • Computers: desktops, towers, laptops, monitors, and tablets

    • Microwaves, cameras, robots

    • LCD flat panel monitors

    • Printers: inkjets, laserjets, copiers, and scanners

    • Networking equipment: switches, routers, and servers

    • Audio and Video equipment: VHS players, DVD players, stereos, speakers, headphones

    • Telephones: cell phones and landline phones

    • Other electronic accessories: keyboards, mouse devices, cables, and wires