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June 2019 Port Lands Flood Protection Community Consultation 154,095 Project Overview Chris Glaisek Chief Planning & Design Officer Waterfront Toronto Earthworks/Flood Protection 6 Bridges & Structures Roads & Municipal


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Port Lands Flood Protection Community Consultation

June 2019

154,095

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Project Overview Chris Glaisek Chief Planning & Design Officer Waterfront Toronto

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Earthworks/Flood Protection

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Bridges & Structures

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Roads & Municipal Services

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Parks

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Public Consultation

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Wher ere e are e we n we now?

Feb 2018

Port Lands Flood Protection (PLFP) Community consultation #1

May 2018

Design river, parks, roads & bridges is 30% complete

June 2019

PLFP community consultation #3 Design Review Panel

Fall 2018

River excavation begins Design for parks & river is 50% complete Design complete on Cherry Street & Cherry Street Bridge North

Spring 2019

Design for parks & river is 60% complete

Fall 2019

Design for Commissioners Street is complete

July 2018

PLFP community consultation #2

Fall 2019

Design for all roads is complete

Summer 2020

Design for all park elements is complete

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Design Update Herb Sweeney, MVVA James Roche, DTAH Michael Meschino, Entuitive

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Protecting One-Third of the Waterfront from Flooding

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Bring the Don River Valley to the City

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The Port Lands – 2024

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Design Update: Promontory Park South

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Design Update: River Valley Park and Don Greenway

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River Valley and Forest Frame

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How will Planting Evolve Over Time?

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Creating a Park within the Forest Frame

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Park Planting Types

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Two Primary Paths of Park Circulation

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View looking west from picnic area in River Valley Park North

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Park Programming Types

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A Park with Year Round Programming

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View looking west from event lawn at Promontory Park South

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Constructing a Waterfront Landmark from River Excavation

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Promontory Earth-Form Concrete Wall and Planting Concept

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Aspirations for Destination Play Areas

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Embracing the Industrial and Natural

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View looking east in River Valley Park South from Lower Don Trail

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View towards Canoe Cove from Cherry Street Park entrance

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Providing Access to the Waters Edge

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View Looking West towards River Valley Park South

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Connecting to the City through the Cycling Network

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Three Streets for the Port Lands

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New Cherry Street Update: Urban Green Spine

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View looking south-east on east side of New Cherry Street

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Green Infrastructure Measures: Commissioners Street

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Commissioners Street: Extension of the Park

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View looking west along south side of Commissioners Street

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Don Roadway: River Valley Edge

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View of Don Roadway looking towards Commissioners Street Bridge

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Bridges Update: A Family of Bridges

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View looking north towards Commissioners Street Bridge

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View looking north towards Cherry Street North Bridge

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View looking west towards Cherry Street South Bridge

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See you in 2024!