daniel_kryz
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They released some aspects of it, but not the whole thing. Their Housing plan is a good read.
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Allandale25
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| Ontario Line and Scarborough Subway Extension Zoning By-law Amendments – Open House | N/A | Margherita Cosentino | Jan 25, 2022 | Register
| 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. |
Via: https://www.toronto.ca/community-pe...ic-consultations/city-planning-consultations/
HousingNowTO
Active Member
REGISTER link comes back DEAD..?
Ontario Line and Scarborough Subway Extension Zoning By-law Amendments – Open House N/A Margherita Cosentino Jan 25, 2022 Register 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Via: https://www.toronto.ca/community-pe...ic-consultations/city-planning-consultations/
Allandale25
Senior Member
^ I'll email the contract listed and report back.
Tuscani01
Senior Member
Weird. They just re-sealed and repainted the parking lot a month or two ago. Surely they knew they would be moving. Why bother?
ShonTron
Moderator
One Atlantic Avenue is about to disappear for Ontario Line Early Works at Exhibition Station. The billboards are down, and the hoarding is up.
EddyMCD
Active Member
This is good news, I'm not pro-Ford at all but the more work we can get done on this before next election, the better.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
The demolition permit for the building was submitted November 23 but has not yet been issued according to the City's website. I imagine it'll be issued soon.
Notably, permits were also filed in September for the new temporary Exhibition structure that has been detailed in this thread before. That permit is listed as "examiners notice sent".
Notably, there are also demolition permits filed for the Porsche and Nissan Dealers as well as the Staples and Budget Rent-a-car at Corktown Station and those have actually been issued. Expect those demolitions to start very, very soon.
Notably, permits were also filed in September for the new temporary Exhibition structure that has been detailed in this thread before. That permit is listed as "examiners notice sent".
Notably, there are also demolition permits filed for the Porsche and Nissan Dealers as well as the Staples and Budget Rent-a-car at Corktown Station and those have actually been issued. Expect those demolitions to start very, very soon.
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Allandale25
Senior Member
I'm surprised they haven't added an Ontario Line sign here to promote that activity is happening.
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Allandale25
Senior Member
^ sorry that was a typo. Meant to say "haven't". Post updated.
toronto647
Active Member
2022 a busy launch year for the Ontario Line - constructconnect.com - Daily Commercial News
The City of Toronto is bracing for a blitz of new work starting imminently as Metrolinx and Infrastructure Ontario (IO) continue to move aggressively on construction of the Ontario Line. On Dec. 16 Toronto City Council approved a plan to deal with eight
canada.constructconnect.com
turini2
Active Member
A little off topic, but did this need an EA? I
innsertnamehere
Superstar
there are certain qualifiers that trigger EA requirements - a small ~150 metre single track in an existing vehicle lane isn't going to trigger an EA like a new LRT line across multiple km with road widenings, property requirements, etc.
The impact is just too minor here, especially with Ford's changes to the EA act which exempt a lot of smaller projects from EAs now.
The TTC is also re-laying streetcar tracks basically right across Adelaide this summer without an EA between Charlotte and Victoria, though much of that is restoring old tracks.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
Also, the exhibition demolition permit is now listed as "issued" on the city's website.
Let the subway construction begin!
Let the subway construction begin!
robmausser
Senior Member
Did they ever finish the snails pace Exhibition GO construction that had been going on for the past decade? Funny to think after that we are going to be tearing a lot up there again.