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This delay is probably good for the reason mentioned in the article... Strachan Ave will be closing for bridge construction and having both projects occur simultaneously would be EXTREMELY problematic.
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This delay is probably good for the reason mentioned in the article... Strachan Ave will be closing for bridge construction and having both projects occur simultaneously would be EXTREMELY problematic.
This delay is probably good for the reason mentioned in the article... Strachan Ave will be closing for bridge construction and having both projects occur simultaneously would be EXTREMELY problematic.
for the people who live in the hood.
Has CityPlace gotten so bad that people call it the hood?
My oh my...5 years to start, another 5 to finish, add a couple of dozen extra hi-rises to be built in the area, plus a couple of million people yearly using the Billy Bishop City Centre airport, let alone everything else happening in the hood...good luck getting around.
I say get this congestion issue solved as soon as possible..even if it takes putting the proposed Strachan ave. bridge on the backburner.
City Place 2 creates traffic headaches in Toronto’s downtown
It will take several years for an extension to be built from Fort York Boulevard to Bathurst
In a mature city, busy intersections rarely appear out of nowhere. The corner of Bremner Boulevard/Fort York Boulevard and Spadina Avenue didn’t even exist a couple of years ago. But today, it is one of downtown’s more congested places, a confluence of commuters heading to the Gardiner, streetcars, throngs of pedestrians and drivers who live in the second phase of City Place, that forest of condos that sprung with miraculous speed from the railway lands west of Spadina.
Read more...http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...eadaches-in-torontos-downtown/article1651432/
What's the lastest on this? Has any progress been made since July 26, 2010? Is there a new thread somewhere? Do we know what the latest version fo the Bathurst street bridge will look like?
Isn't it off at least until the Strachan overpass is opened? I thought I read somewhere working on both at once wasn't an option.
Fort York Blvd now meets Bathurst from the west and east. Build the intersection! Oh well.
Yes, but at two different elevations Building the intersection, as intended, requires lowering the bridge.