lead82
Senior Member
hmm, I wasn't aware of these street scape improvements. It's a relatively minor change but would make the intersection somewhat more appealing than what it is now. Since since 4 condo towers are going up on the NW corner, the NE corner will see more traffic soon as those unit owners will soon be using the NE entrance to access the subway.
What is wrong with using transit funding to improve the street scape? Our streets look awful with those ugly metal polls and unsightly boxes and traffic signals. Any improvement such as paving stones, more trees is well worth the relatively negligent cost.
To be honest, one of the most appealing aspects of TC is that it will remake the street-scape into a more urban environment by hopefully burying the ugly wooden polls and hydro cables and making the streets look more presentable, greener with nicer sidewalks.
What is wrong with using transit funding to improve the street scape? Our streets look awful with those ugly metal polls and unsightly boxes and traffic signals. Any improvement such as paving stones, more trees is well worth the relatively negligent cost.
To be honest, one of the most appealing aspects of TC is that it will remake the street-scape into a more urban environment by hopefully burying the ugly wooden polls and hydro cables and making the streets look more presentable, greener with nicer sidewalks.
