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...concern has also been expressed that Cambridge is sorely lacking in open space recreational uses and that every effort should be made to expand it, including using the MBTA site...
Although individual preferences have run the full gamut of uses for the land, the alternative which seems to be most agreeable to most groups is the locating of the Library and Archives on the MBTA site and the Museum outside of Cambridge...
...group of Library proponents have indicated that they feel the Library/Museum complex would be the most feasible use for the site...
...Library. Subjective analysis of the empirical data presented throughout this statement reveals that the circulation, use characteristics and physical amenities of Harvard Square will not be significantly altered. The Library's design and program fit into the surroundings better than any of the other reasonable alternative uses of the site except for use by Harvard for University expansion. The incremental increase (except on Sundays) to pedestrian and vehicle circulation volumes will be so small that it is improbable that they will impact upon the quality of life in Harvard Square. Rather than threatening the present quality of life in Harvard...
Although the Library visitors will generate, at most, minimal adverse traffic impacts, this document presents a local circulation improvement plan for the site vicinity. This plan provides for better circulation of the incremental as well as existing traffic. It provides for the removal of less than 25 metered parking spaces. The implementation of such a plan would require further detailed analysis by the City...