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WELCOME
Meeting Purpose:
- Provide project update
- Receive your feedback on design
development leading into next round of consultation:
- Design Review Panel (September 2019)
- Public Event No.2 (Nov/Dec 2019)
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WEST TORONTO RAILPATH EXTENSION Key Stakeholder Meeting No. 2 June - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
WEST TORONTO RAILPATH EXTENSION Key Stakeholder Meeting No. 2 June - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
WEST TORONTO RAILPATH EXTENSION Key Stakeholder Meeting No. 2 June 25, 2019 WELCOME Meeting Purpose: Provide project update Receive your feedback on design development leading into next round of consultation: o Design Review Panel
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Agenda
Introductions Updates:
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- Design Review Panel Comments
- Metrolinx Corridor Expansion
- SmartTrack and GO Station Design
Overview 60% Detailed Design:
- Site plan review with overall Landscape Architecture,
Elements and Planting Typologies
- North and South tie-ins
- Bridge Structures
- No Frills Connection
- Community Connections Feedback
- Property Impact Meetings
What’s Next? Discussion
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Public Art Opportunities
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Design Review Panel Key Comments
A Growing Community
- The design of the Railpath should
anticipate the emerging high-density context and serve as a green space pathway that provides amenities and places of respite for the rapidly changing neighbourhoods it connects.
Community Space
- Adjacent communities can utilize the
Connection Points for community events like Spring Planting Sales, West Toronto Railpath Runs , and others, beyond facilitating primarily pedestrian and bike movement.
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Area Projects
- Metrolinx Corridor Expansion and Re-
alignment Project
- SmartTrack + GO Station Design
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Proposed West Toronto Railpath Extension: planting, lighting, seating, wayfinding and multi-use pathway
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Master Plan
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COMMUNITY CONNECTION
Railpath Extension Site Plan 60% Detailed Design
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Multi-Use Path – Typical Section
Material Palette
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Planting Typologies
PHASE 2 PHASE 1
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Planting Palette
Planting Typologies for Community Connections
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Planting Typologies: Oak Savannah
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Planting Typologies: Mixed Woodland
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Dundas Street West Connection Design
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Queen Street West Connection Design
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Bridge Structures – Bridge over Barrie Rail Corridor
Bridge over Barrie Rail Corridor
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Bridge Structures – Lansdow ne Ave Bridge
Lansdowne Ave Bridge
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Lansdow ne Ave Bridge (Queen St and Brock Ave Bridges are similar)
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PHASE 1 PHASE 2
Community Connection Points – Phase 1 & Phase 2
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Community Connection Points – Phase 1
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- St. Clarens Avenue Community Connection Design
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Delaney Crescent Community Connection Design
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Shirley Street Community Connection Design
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Northern Place Community Connection Design TO BE REVISED
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Next Steps and Schedule
- Presentation to City’s Design Review Panel – Sept 2019
- Public Event No.2 – Nov/Dec 2019
- Finalize Design – early 2020
- Secure Funding for Construction - 2020:
- Infrastructure Canada, Green Infrastructure Funding
- City of Toronto, Transportation Services Capital Budget
- Construction – TBD
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