smallspy
Senior Member
If the issue was simply that when construction began, the area was wet from a super-unusual period of rainfall and high lake levels, that would be one thing. The need to delay construction until the ground is dry and work can be done properly, I get that.
But if they actually said, we better go back and reengineer..... then their original solution was not robust and this was an "oops".
- Paul
My understanding is that there was still standing water in the excavation in September or October. I don't know what the normal water levels are like in the area, but along the Harbourfront the water was still several feet higher than where would normally be at that time of year.
Dan
Toronto, Ont.