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If ML is fining the contractors, how exactly is it our tax money going to aesthetic policing?
 
If ML is fining the contractors, how exactly is it our tax money going to aesthetic policing?
the act of going about and wasting resources to track and monitor their several dozens of sites just to ensure the hoarding remains black takes up time and money.
even if the amount may seem small it just goes to show the gross inefficiency and misplaced priorities ML has. theres a reason why ML projects take so long and cost so much. this is a sample of why.
 
the act of going about and wasting resources to track and monitor their several dozens of sites just to ensure the hoarding remains black takes up time and money.
even if the amount may seem small it just goes to show the gross inefficiency and misplaced priorities ML has. theres a reason why ML projects take so long and cost so much. this is a sample of why.
To be fair the graffiti thing is an official clause included in the Project Agreement. It's just surprising that MX would take it very seriously compared to other technical aspects of the project. They have been heavily relying on their Technical Advisor (Mott MacDonald) for decision making and barely showed up to technical meetings. Some even insist on not having their name recorded in the Minutes of Meeting attendees list.
 
Am I correct in assuming that these new mega-lights are part of the OL? Taken 2 December.

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To be fair the graffiti thing is an official clause included in the Project Agreement. It's just surprising that MX would take it very seriously compared to other technical aspects of the project. They have been heavily relying on their Technical Advisor (Mott MacDonald) for decision making and barely showed up to technical meetings. Some even insist on not having their name recorded in the Minutes of Meeting attendees list.
see that proves my point in misplaced priorities and red tape.
 
^Perhaps but they appear to be on the railway embankment and I have never noticed them before which would be unusual.
 
If you haven't seen our front page story from yesterday by Reece Martin giving a broad overview of work on the Ontario Line so far, then check it out here.

Reece had a note of thanks that I should pass along to all of you whose photographs help illustrate the story:

"This article features many images from UrbanToronto contributors. Thank you so much for making the site what it is and making Toronto one of the best photographed cities for infrastructure lovers!"

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^Perhaps but they appear to be on the railway embankment and I have never noticed them before which would be unusual.
They've been there since at least 2009. All GO yards use high mast lighting. It has nothing to do with the Ontario Line.
 

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