The Morrissey Boulevard Corridor Study Final Report presents a comprehensive analysis aimed at enhancing the Morrissey Boulevard corridor in Boston, focusing on improving public mobility, safety, and climate resilience. The report evaluates existing transportation networks, identifies key traffic issues, and emphasizes the need for infrastructure improvements to accommodate increasing vehicle volumes and mitigate flooding risks due to climate change. It highlights the importance of equity in planning, particularly for historically underserved communities, and includes recommendations for future development, funding sources, and community engagement through public meetings and workshops.

The bill introduces new regulations and guidelines for flood resilience design, mandating that large development projects adhere to specific design flood elevations based on updated coastal flooding models. It emphasizes the collaborative efforts of state and local agencies to enhance the corridor's resilience against flooding hazards while also proposing various roadway improvements to enhance safety and connectivity for all users, including pedestrians and cyclists. The report outlines a structured project development process, potential funding sources, and the importance of community involvement, ultimately aiming to create a more efficient, environmentally friendly, and accessible transportation corridor in the Morrissey Boulevard area.