M II A II R II K
Senior Member
Maybe by the time the tunneling reaches Renforth a deal would be done so they can continue tunneling.
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tsm1072
Active Member
The preliminary design is an elevated guideway over the 401 and then running at grade to the airport. You can probably find it in the EGWLRT thread.
drum118
Superstar
It was DOA before it hit the road as well on the route that lead to be cancel due to COVID. It should never return until the plan transit hub is built, if then. The 107 would replace it.
TTC has 2 option once the line 5 is open to Renforth.
Option 1: split the route into 2 routes with the 900 stay as is and another route to Renforth only.
Option 2 is to have the 900 stopping at Renforth in both direction with longer travel time with an extra bus or 2 to keep the same departure time.
Jane2021
New Member
Does anyone know the progress of the Allen and Eglinton intersection and if they started building the 3rd entrance on the south side of Eglinton
beatle04
Active Member
Yes looks like they have. The road was just reconfigured again a few days ago.
Allandale25
Senior Member
More shots of the green in the LRT ROW.
hw621
Senior Member
like to bet how long it takes for the sod to die?
sacred
Active Member
Hope they can keep it fresh for 2025 when this thing opens
crs1026
Superstar
^I asked, and ML was good enough to provide a definitive answer -
Kentucky Bluegrass - Type B Native Prairie Meadow Seed Mixture
Looking forward to Crosstown becoming "The Dandelion Line"
- Paul
Kentucky Bluegrass - Type B Native Prairie Meadow Seed Mixture
Looking forward to Crosstown becoming "The Dandelion Line"
- Paul
Steve X
Senior Member
I'm okay with a yellow flower line over concrete. Those who's allergic might want to avoid the eastern part of the line.
W. K. Lis
Superstar
Didn't read the link.
"Each section will include irrigation chambers, water supply, and an energy supply to power the irrigation system." Would like to see a reference that the electrical supply will come from solar panels or not.
SaugeenJunction
Senior Member
Glad they’re watering it, it should help it stay green during our increasingly hot summers!
W. K. Lis
Superstar
They'll likely turn the water off and drain the irrigation pipes in the fall. Turn the water back on in the spring. Catch the problems before the opening.
EnviroTO
Senior Member
I'm surprised that there is no fences. I worry that the grass will look like a safe place to cross for pedestrians. Hopefully they put something visually obvious that this is not a safe median to set up a picnic. Who would have thought so many cars would drive into Union Station via the streetcar tunnel but it happened. There are clearly people who need seriously crazy visual cues that something is a bad idea.
