Upcoming Hydro Utility Relocation around Mount Pleasant Station
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Choisissez une intersection dans le menu déroulant ci-dessous pour obtenir tous les renseignements et dernières nouvelles sur la construction dans cette zone. Les intersections sont indiquées d’ouest en est, Eglinton étant la principale rue perpendiculaire.
- Black Creek Drive
- Keele Street
- Caledonia Road
- Dufferin Street
- Oakwood Avenue
- Allen Road
- Bathurst Avenue
- Chaplin Crescent
- Avenue Road
- Yonge Street
- Mount Pleasant Road
- Bayview Avenue
- Donlea Drive/Hanna Road
- Laird Drive
- Leslie Street
- Don Mills Road
- Ferrand Drive
- Wynford Drive
- Bermondsey Road
- Victoria Park Avenue
- Pharmacy Avenue
- Lebovic Avenue
- Warden Avenue
- Birchmount Road
- Ionview Road
- Kennedy Road
- Little Blvd.
- Petman Avenue
- Brentcliffe Road
- Allen Road
- Avenue Road
- Bathurst Avenue
- Bayview Avenue
- Bermondsey Road
- Birchmount Road
- Black Creek Drive
- Brentcliffe Road
- Caledonia Road
- Chaplin Crescent
- Don Mills Road
- Donlea Drive/Hanna Road
- Dufferin Street
- Ferrand Drive
- Ionview Road
- Keele Street
- Kennedy Road
- Laird Drive
- Lebovic Avenue
- Leslie Street
- Little Blvd.
- Mount Pleasant Road
- Oakwood Avenue
- Petman Avenue
- Pharmacy Avenue
- Victoria Park Avenue
- Wynford Drive
- Warden Avenue
- Yonge Street
What Work is Taking Place?
To prepare for the construction of Mount Pleasant Station, crews will relocate and upgrade existing overhead hydro utilities in the vicinity of Mount Pleasant Road and Eglinton Avenue East for approximately eight weeks.
Relocating the hydro utility lines is necessary to ensure that service continues while construction activities for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT move forward.
Crews will be working to remove or relocate the existing hydro poles and cables within the City of Toronto’s public right-of-way property that may be in front of or adjacent to private property. To complete this work, crews will move from area to area to either relocate poles or dig trenches to bury the utility lines in a duct bank. Crews may use a hydro-vacuum truck, excavators, and other construction equipment.
As crews are working with the hydro lines, businesses and residents in the area may experience short-duration hydro outages of approximately 20 minutes while the work is underway. After the work is complete, longer-duration outages will be required to switch over to the new hydro infrastructure; the longer-duration outages will be communicated separately to the affected properties.
The work zone for trenching on Eglinton Avenue East is being set up the week of May 23, 2017; the rest will follow in the coming weeks.
Contact Us
For more information about construction in the area, please contact Brittany Maxwell at the East Crosstown Community Office.
Thank you for your patience as we work to build this important project
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