Torontovibe
Senior Member
Those hydro poles are bloody awful. It looks like something from a small, frontier town back in the 1900's. Those things gotta go.
Toronto oneeleven Condominiums | 55.47m | 17s | Harhay | Core Architects
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Adjei
Senior Member
Hahahaha nicely done. Hideous beats. Seems no one in Toronto cares so whatever, they are too worried about finding "gravy". Our city looks like a shithole.
Adjei
Senior Member
How is it that other cities are able to do it? Do you mean it's impossible? Toronto is just cheap and people don't care. They are too busy finding "gravy".
Red October
Senior Member
Bingo look how much of a fuss the Bloor Revitalization was. Don't want any other streets in the city looking that good!.
DtTO
Active Member
Instead of investing in power line burial, city councillors would rather focus their efforts on ensuring that nothing gets shadowed, and no building is too tall for the Queen's Quay senior citizens.
doug
Active Member
Of course it's not impossible, I explained what has to happen for them to buried. It's cost a lot of money.
Most here don't understand that and just think a ditch needs to be dug and the overhead lines dropped in.
You should petition Hyrdo to raise your rates so that they can bury the wires everywhere.
maestro
Senior Member
Condo near my house that had the wires buried for a pole length or two.
The majority of the core has the wires buried. Burying the rest should be less then we think. I can't t figure out why the streetlighting isn't buried at the same time the power lines are upgraded underground. The TTC appears to have no intention of burying their lines either.
The majority of the core has the wires buried. Burying the rest should be less then we think. I can't t figure out why the streetlighting isn't buried at the same time the power lines are upgraded underground. The TTC appears to have no intention of burying their lines either.
Red Mars
Senior Member
Pics taken Nov 13, 2013
Pic taken Nov 14, 2013
Pic taken Nov 14, 2013
Red Mars
Senior Member
Pic taken Nov 15, 2013
Some brick repair work was being done to the neighbouring property.
Some brick repair work was being done to the neighbouring property.
cmcint01
Active Member
Anyone know what is happening here. Now that the warehouse is down I have observed several dump trucks bringing dirt in to fill the basement hole. Has this been cancelled or postponed? A parking lot for awhile? More trucks full of dirt pulling in as I write this...
innsertnamehere
Superstar
they flatten the property out to do piling work, that dirt will be dug out again in a month or two.
cmcint01
Active Member
Ok thanks!
Red Mars
Senior Member
Moving right ahead
Pic taken Nov 25, 2013
Pic taken Nov 25, 2013
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Superstar
Thanks RM for the update
I sure would like to see this kind of development all the way up to Bloor street
I sure would like to see this kind of development all the way up to Bloor street
