In addition to the June 12 meeting: "Wednesday, May 19, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, Medford - Columbus Elementary School: This meeting will be an opportunity to gather public ideas and suggestions for the areas around future MBTA Green Line Extension stations at Ball Square and College Avenue."
Here is the full text from MassDOT on this set of meetings (the 3rd meeting they announced is for the new Lechmere station):
"The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is hosting a series of land use planning workshops associated with the Green Line Extension Project. After an overview presentation about the Green Line Extension project, participants will have a chance to share knowledge about their neighborhoods and to express their priorities and concerns about future land uses around the station areas. These workshops will focus on areas around the planned stations, while future workshops will focus on the stations themselves."
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Also May 19 planning meeting for Ball Sq and College Ave GL stations
Date: 2010-05-04 09:49 pm (UTC)"Wednesday, May 19, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM, Medford - Columbus Elementary School: This meeting will be an opportunity to gather public ideas and suggestions for the areas around future MBTA Green Line Extension stations at Ball Square and College Avenue."
Here is the full text from MassDOT on this set of meetings (the 3rd meeting they announced is for the new Lechmere station):
"The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is hosting a series of land use planning workshops associated with the Green Line Extension Project. After an overview presentation about the Green Line Extension project, participants will have a chance to share knowledge about their neighborhoods and to express their priorities and concerns about future land uses around the station areas. These workshops will focus on areas around the planned stations, while future workshops will focus on the stations themselves."