The Allston Multimodal Project entails straightening the Mass Pike, building a new commuter rail stop, and enabling a new neighborhood to be built on what is now an abandoned rail yard. 
There is widespread support for the benefits this project can bring in numerous ways. 
An area of contention remains what to do in the “throat” area between Boston University and the Charles River, where MassDOT (see rendering) proposes expanding roadway to the river’s edge, and installing the Paul Dudley White bike/pedestrian path in the river, harming river health, eliminating space for trees and parkland, and reducing flood storage capacity in an already flood-prone area.
Charles River Watershed Association has been a member of the Allston Multimodal Project Task Force since its inception in 2014. We strongly support increased mobility options and sustainability for those traveling to and through Boston, but have consistently voiced concern with project designs that entail harm to the Charles. 
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