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OneCity Transit Plan www.onecitytransitplan.com OneCity A 30 Year, $30 Billion Transit Plan www.onecitytransitplan.com EAST 1. Replace the Scarborough RT with a subway (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & McCowan) 2. Build a Scarborough


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www.onecitytransitplan.com

OneCity

Transit Plan

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A 30 Year, $30 Billion Transit Plan

www.onecitytransitplan.com

OneCity

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  • 6. Build a Kingston BRT line

(Victoria Park station to Eglinton & Kingston)

  • 5. Build an Ellesmere BRT

line (Scarborough Centre to East boundary) 4. Build a Scarborough Malvern LRT line (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & Morningside)

  • 3. Extend the Sheppard

LRT line to: (A) Meadowvale (B) Malvern Town Centre (C) Toronto Zoo 2. Build a Scarborough Express rail line (Steeles to Union Station) 1. Replace the Scarborough RT with a subway (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & McCowan)

EAST

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  • 6. Build a Kingston BRT line

(Victoria Park station to Eglinton & Kingston)

  • 5. Build an Ellesmere BRT

line (Scarborough Centre to East boundary) 4. Build a Scarborough Malvern LRT line (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & Morningside)

  • 3. Extend the Sheppard

LRT line to: (A) Meadowvale (B) Malvern Town Centre (C) Toronto Zoo 2. Build a Scarborough Express rail line (Steeles to Union Station) 1. Replace the Scarborough RT with a subway (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & McCowan)

EAST

Toronto Zoo and Rouge Valley National Park Scarborough Town Centre and Civic Centre Pan Am Games facilities University of Toronto and Centennial College campuses

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WEST

2. Extend the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line (Jane to Pearson Airport)

  • 3. Extend the Finch West LRT line

(Humber College to Pearson Airport) 4. Build a Jane LRT line (Steeles to Bloor)

  • 5. Extend the St. Clair streetcar line

(Keele To Jane)

  • 6. Build a Waterfront West LRT line

(Union Station to Long Branch) 7. Build a Wilson BRT line (Wilson station to Keele) 1. Build an Etobicoke Express line (Airport to Union Station)

  • electrify existing lines
  • add more stops
  • accept regular fares
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WEST

2. Extend the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line (Jane to Pearson Airport)

  • 3. Extend the Finch West LRT line

(Humber College to Pearson Airport) 4. Build a Jane LRT line (Steeles to Bloor)

  • 5. Extend the St. Clair streetcar line

(Keele To Jane)

  • 6. Build a Waterfront West LRT line

(Union Station to Long Branch) 7. Build a Wilson BRT line (Wilson station to Keele) 1. Build an Etobicoke Express line (Airport to Union Station)

  • electrify existing lines
  • add more stops
  • accept regular fares

Pearson International Airport Sam Smith Skating Rink Humber College Centennial Park

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1. Extend the Yonge subway to Steeles (Finch to Steeles) 4. Build a Don Mills LRT line (Steeles to Eglinton)

NORTH

  • 2. Build a Sheppard West subway (Sheppard Station to Downsview Station)
  • 3. Build a Finch LRT line (Keele to Yonge)
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1. Extend the Yonge subway to Steeles (Finch to Steeles) 4. Build a Don Mills LRT line (Steeles to Eglinton)

NORTH

  • 2. Build a Sheppard West subway (Sheppard Station to Downsview Station)
  • 3. Build a Finch LRT line (Keele to Yonge)

York University Rexall Tennis Centre Dim Sum on Steeles Ontario Science Centre

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3. Build a Waterfront East streetcar line (Union Station to Parliament)

  • 2. Build a Don Mills express subway line (Eglinton to Queen Station)

1. Upgrade the Bloor-Yonge Station

SOUTH

[Note: Scarborough Express line, Etobicoke Express line also outlined]

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3. Build a Waterfront East streetcar line (Union Station to Parliament)

  • 2. Build a Don Mills express subway line (Eglinton to Queen Station)

1. Upgrade the Bloor-Yonge Station

SOUTH

[Note: Scarborough Express line, Etobicoke Express line also outlined]

Portlands Union Station Ripley’s Aquarium Downtown festivities

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Map Project Capital Cost ($2011 M) Length (km) E Replace the planned Scarborough RT with a subway (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & McCowan) $484 7.6 N Extend the Yonge subway to Steeles (Finch to Steeles) $1,346 1.9 N Build a Sheppard West subway (Sheppard Station to Downsview Station) $1,541 3.8 S Build a Don Mills Express subway line (Eglinton to Queen Station) $5,400 10.2 S Upgrade the Bloor-Yonge subway station $995

  • E, S Build a Scarborough Express line (Steeles to Union Station)

$6,900 26 W,S Build an Etobicoke Express line (Airport to Union Station) $1,500 22 E Extend the Sheppard East LRT line to Meadowvale $160 2 E Extend the Sheppard East LRT line to Toronto Zoo $170 1.8 E Extend the Sheppard East LRT line to Malvern $123 1.6 E Build a Scarborough Malvern LRT line (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & Morningside) $1,845 12.5 W Extend the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line (Jane to Pearson Airport) $1,874 11 W Extend the Finch West LRT line (Humber College to Pearson Airport) $851 6.6 W Build a Jane LRT line (Steeles to Bloor) $1,488 15.2 W,S Build a Waterfront West LRT line (Union Station to Long Branch) $767 6.1 N Build a Finch West LRT line (Keele to Yonge) $762 6 N Build a Don Mills LRT line (Steeles to Eglinton) $1,420 10.7 S Build a Waterfront East streetcar line (Union Station to Parliament) $287 1.5 E Build an Ellesmere BRT line (Scarborough Centre to East boundary) $335 9.6 E Build a Kingston BRT line (Victoria Park Station to Eglinton & Kingston) $333 9.4 W Extend the St. Clair streetcar line (Keele to Jane) $102 1.7 W Build a Wilson BRT line (Wilson Station to Keele) $127 3.5 TOTAL $28,810 170

Pool of Priority Projects:

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Pool of Priority Projects: Subways & Trains

Map Project Capital Cost ($2011 M) Length (km) E Replace the planned Scarborough RT with a subway (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & McCowan) $484 7.6 N Extend the Yonge subway to Steeles (Finch to Steeles) $1,346 1.9 N Build a Sheppard West subway (Sheppard Station to Downsview Station) $1,541 3.8 S Build a Don Mills Express subway line (Eglinton to Queen Station) $5,400 10.2 S Upgrade the Bloor-Yonge subway station $995

  • E, S Build a Scarborough Express line (Steeles to Union Station)

$6,900 26 W,S Build an Etobicoke Express line (Airport to Union Station) $1,500 22 TOTAL $18,166 71.5

SIX subway/train lines 72 kms $18 billion

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Map Project Capital Cost ($2011 M) Length (km) E Extend the Sheppard East LRT line to Meadowvale $160 2 E Extend the Sheppard East LRT line to Toronto Zoo $170 1.8 E Extend the Sheppard East LRT line to Malvern $123 1.6 E Build a Scarborough Malvern LRT line (Kennedy Station to Sheppard & Morningside) $1,845 12.5 W Extend the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line (Jane to Pearson Airport) $1,874 11 W Extend the Finch West LRT line (Humber College to Pearson Airport) $851 6.6 W Build a Jane LRT line (Steeles to Bloor) $1,488 15.2 W,S Build a Waterfront West LRT line (Union Station to Long Branch) $767 6.1 N Build a Finch West LRT line (Keele to Yonge) $762 6 N Build a Don Mills LRT line (Steeles to Eglinton) $1,420 10.7 TOTAL $9,460 73.5

Pool of Priority Projects: LRTs

TEN LRT lines 73.5 kms $9.5 billion

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Map Project Capital Cost ($2011 M) Length (km) S Build a Waterfront East streetcar line (Union Station to Parliament) $287 1.5 E Build an Ellesmere BRT line (Scarborough Centre to Sheppard & Kingston) $335 9.6 E Build a Kingston BRT line (Victoria Park Station to Eglinton & Kingston) $333 9.4 W Extend the St. Clair streetcar line (Keele to Jane) $102 1.7 W Build A Wilson BRT line (Wilson Station to Keele) $127 3.5 TOTAL $1,184 25.7

Pool of Priority Projects: Buses & Streetcars

FIVE bus and streetcar lines 25.7 kms $1.2 billion

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First Projects:

  • 1. Replace the Scarborough RT with a subway

Building an LRT: $1.8 billion (Metrolinx has committed $1.8 billion) Building a subway: $2.3 billion Difference: $484 million

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Advantages

Building an LRT: $1.8 billion (Metrolinx has committed $1.8 billion) Building a subway: $2.3 billion Difference: $484 million

Eliminates the need to shut down the SRT for 4+ years:

  • Eliminates the need for 43 shuttle

buses

  • Eliminates the cost of shuttle buses of

$15 million a year

Eliminates the transfer at Kennedy Station:

  • Saves passengers 5 minutes per

trip (3 minute walk through the station plus a 2 minute wait for a train)

  • Improve service for 80,000 passenger

trips per day by 2031

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First Projects:

  • 2. Build a Waterfront East streetcar line

Cost of building an Waterfront East streetcar line: $287 million This includes a large commitment from Waterfront Toronto

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Funding Plan: Dedicated CVA Uplift Model

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CVA Uplift Funding Model

BEFORE RE-ASSESSMENT

2011 Overall property values

(all classes weighted assessment)

Municipal tax rate

(residential rate)

$646B 0.562%

Municipal tax revenue

(all classes)

$3.63B $3.7B

Municipal tax rate

(residential rate)

0.537%

Municipal tax revenue

(all classes)

Same

+4.7%

CURRENT MODEL

2012 Overall property values

(all classes weighted assessment)

$676B $676B 0.547%

Municipal tax rate

(residential rate) (40% capture of CVA uplift)

$3.63B

PROPOSED MODEL

2012 Overall property values

(all classes weighted assessment)

Increase

+4.7%

Municipal tax revenue

(all classes) Note: Before any budgetary tax increase (+$68M or a 1.9% increase)

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2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Increased Revenue

Dedication of 40% of CVA uplift = $272 million/year after 4 year phase-in*

Additional Revenue ($millions)

$68 $136 $204 $272 $272 $272 $272 *Assumes CVA appreciation of 4.7% per year remains constant

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City of Toronto $272 million per year Provincial Partner

$1 billion/year Dedicated Transit Legacy Fund

Federal Partner

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Average House

Dedication of 40% of CVA uplift is equivalent to a 1.9% property tax increase

Note 1: Average 2011 property value: $427,085 Note 2: Assumes uplift of 4.7% per annum

Taxes per year

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 $45 $90 $135 $180 $180 $180 $180

$180 = SUBWAYS & MORE

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0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8

Toronto has the lowest property tax rate

Residential Property Tax Rates

Percentage

Source: www.sellhomestoronto.com

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Toronto has the lowest property tax rate

1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000

Taxes

Residential Property Taxes on 2011 Average Property Value of $427,085

TORONTO MARKHAM VAUGHAN RICHMOND HILL MISSISSAUGA BRAMPTON PICKERING AJAX

$3,386 $3,981 $4,066 $4,080 $4,111 $5,047 $5,787 $5,827

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Benefits of the OneCity Funding Proposal

Currently No transit plan No city funding No certainty One City Funding Proposal Dedicated funding Dependable Debt-free

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Six subway/train lines, totalling 71 kms Ten LRT lines, totalling 73.5 kms Five bus/streetcar lines, totalling 26 kms

Summary

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Bring Transit to every corner

  • f Toronto, making it OneCity

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The new lines have the potential to move 300 million passengers per year

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Potentially remove 150 million car trips per year

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Potentially remove over 200,000 tonnes of CO2

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Helps preserve City of Toronto’s Credit Rating

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A 30 Year, $30 Billion Transit Plan

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