The Town of Brookline is working with a consultant to create a Wayfinding Signage Plan for Coolidge Corner. The plan will introduce a simple, cohesive, new signage system to gradually replace the existing town-owned signs, making Coolidge Corner easier to navigate for pedestrians, drivers, cyclists, and all other users. The team has inventoried current signs, studied accessibility, sign placement, travel patterns, and related factors.

Your input matters. This survey compiles your experience navigating Coolidge Corner and your preferences to help shape the potential design of the future signs. The Town of Brookline will use the results of the survey to develop and fabricate future signs.

The survey is 19 questions and takes about 10 minutes. Thank you for participating!

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Study Area Map

Map of Study Area for the Coolidge Corner Signage Study, showing an outline of the Coolidge Corner Neighborhood boundary.
For this Signage Study, Coolidge Corner has been identified as the dashed area shown on this map. The study area encompasses the Beacon Street corridor between Brandon Hall and Saint Paul Street, with the Beacon Street and Harvard Street intersection serving as its central focal point. The area includes the Summit Avenue, Coolidge Corner, and Saint Paul Street stations on the MBTA Green Line C Branch and extends north to Fuller Street and Dwight Street and south to Marion Street and Stearns Road. Please consider this area specifically when answering the survey questions.
 
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