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Route 132 Corridor Report - Cape Cod Commission

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Bearse’s Way, at the site of the new Community Center. The portion<br />

of Bearse’s Way in the study area is approximately one mile long, and<br />

extends from the intersection with <strong>Route</strong> <strong>132</strong> to the intersection with<br />

<strong>Route</strong> 28. The right-of-way varies from 50 feet to 60 feet in width and<br />

consists mostly of a single travel lane in each direction, with no median.<br />

With the exception of the town’s wastewater treatment plant entrance, all<br />

curb cuts are located on the east side of the roadway. The western side of<br />

the road is largely wooded, screening the development to the rear. There<br />

are three signalized intersections along this section of roadway, one at<br />

<strong>Route</strong> <strong>132</strong> (with additional turn lanes), a second at the intersection with<br />

Enterprise Road (with additional turn lanes) and the third at the intersection<br />

with <strong>Route</strong> 28 (where there are two additional turn lanes). Sidewalks<br />

exist along the entire eastern side of the road, and the town has plans to<br />

continue the multi-modal pathway that was constructed along <strong>Route</strong> <strong>132</strong><br />

so that it continues along the western side of Bearse’s Way.<br />

Bearse’s Way, looking south toward <strong>Route</strong> 28.<br />

september 2010 | route <strong>132</strong> corridor <strong>Report</strong> 7

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