Allandale25
Senior Member
when is maple going to get a parking structure![]()
Not planned in any capacity.when is maple going to get a parking structure
Do you know what happened that changed this? It was originally planned:Not planned in any capacity.
Not planned in any capacity.
Do you know what happened that changed this? It was oringally planned:
Seems like Remcan mainly does projects for CPR and towns in SK, Alb, and BC...soooo unless theyre subcontracted, i doubt itIs this connected to RER? Or just the usual ongoing hiring to replace attrition?
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Especially since now they are saying they don't want to convert the current DMUs to EMUs. That was a selling feature of those trains but its turned out to be more cost and headache than worth.
I am willing to bet that once GO-RER happens on that corridor, they just use the same (albeit shorter) EMU's for UPX as the rest of the network and then modify the UPX stations to fit. Then it would be extra useless to have a maintenance facility that only serves these specific 3 car EMUs.
Nice wide and straight platforms!Opening day at Rutherford GO's parking garage and new platform. The bridge over the tracks to the new platform is also open. Levels 1-4 are open in the parking garage, the top two levels are still not open. Bike parking was locked when I visited for some reason even though the rest of the parking garage was open.
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Views from the bridge:
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In November 2021, Metrolinx signaled their intent to proceed with Wilson Yard Expansion project but has recently deferred implementing the project until further notice. As planned, the scope of the project includes the decommissioning and removal of the Metrolinx owned portion of the Harbour Lead Line. To date, Metrolinx has not shared timelines associated with removal of the Harbour Lead Line with the City. As seen in Attachment 2, the removal of this 750 metre portion of the line would effectively sever the Harbour Lead Line's only practical connection to the Union Station Rail Corridor.
In addition to the above, Metrolinx notified City staff in the fall of 2021 that the removal of the Harbour Lead Line and Keating Rail Yard is consistent their Wilson Yard Expansion project. As planned, the scope of the Wilson Yard project includes the decommissioning and removal of approximately 750 metres of the Harbour Lead Line
owned by Metrolinx. This removal is projected to provide cost, design and access/logistical benefit for the Wilson Yard project, and improve the safety of the Lower Don Trail where it intersects the line. As shown in Attachment 2, Metrolinx's proposal would effectively sever the Harbour Lead Line's only practical access to the Union Station Rail Corridor. This would make the full refurbishment and reinstatement of operations on the Line extremely difficult if not impossible.
To date, Metrolinx has not provided timelines associated with removal of their portion of the Harbour Lead Line, but has recently notified City staff that it is deferring the project until further notice.
Ultimately, removing and appropriately conserving heritage features of the Harbour Lead Line and Keating Rail Yard aligns with several City plans regarding the development of creative industries and advancing public realm improvements within the Port Lands and South of Eastern Area.
Why do they keep delaying the wilson yard expansion?Cross posted from the "Maps of Toronto's old rail lines?" thread: https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/maps-of-torontos-old-rail-lines.25310/post-1801863
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