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Stage 2 Cross Passage Construction near Locksley Ave. and Alameda Ave.
What:
A cross passage is a tunnel cut between two other parallel tunnels required for maintenance or emergency purposes.
Stage 2: Cross Passage Construction near Locksley Ave. and Alameda Ave. Stage 2 work involves the placing of a generator and a dewatering treatment tank occupying a short curb lane restriction for approximately 6 months.
Where: Read more »
Cross Passage Headwall Construction near Duncannon Drive Continues - Stage 2
What we are building
What: A cross passage is a tunnel cut between two other parallel tunnels required for maintenance or emergency purposes. Crews will be building one headwall for the future cross-passage required for future maintenance of the tunnels. Read more »
Lane Reduction near 666 Eglinton Avenue East – Saturday, April 25
What/Where: Crews will be installing a hydro pole on City of Toronto property near 666 Eglinton Avenue east.
Why: The next stages of Emergency Exit Building construction near Leaside High School requires some hydro utility relocation. Specifically, a hydro pole needs to be installed and overhead hydro wires relocated.
When: Read more »
Utility Relocation Work for Emergency Exit Building on South Side of Eglinton - Temporary Closure of Petman Avenue
Emergency exit buildings (EEBs) are built in between the stations when station platforms are more than approximately 760 metres apart to allow for easy evacuation of passengers during an emergency situation. The construction of an EEB includes the building of an evacuation pathway, a set of stairs from the tunnel to ground level, and a small building at the surface. The scale of construction is similar to building a small-scale underground station. Generally, it takes up to 24 months to complete construction of each EEB. Read more »
Three Hour Parking – Tarlton Road Eglinton Avenue West to College View Avenue
What: Maximum 3 hour parking will be allowed on Tarlton Road for the duration of this phase of construction on Eglinton Avenue.
Why: On-street parking will not be available within the vicinity of construction along Eglinton Avenue between Bathurst Street and Avenue Road. To alleviate the loss of parking on Eglinton Avenue during construction, the City of Toronto, in collaboration with Metrolinx, will be adjusting the parking restrictions in certain sections to accommodate parking for the neighbourhood and businesses. Read more »
Emergency Exit Building near Petman Avenue - Temporary Partial Driveway Blockage and Rolling Lane Restrictions
What & Where: As part of the current construction of the Emergency Exit Building (EEB) near Petman Avenue, crews will be relocating Toronto Hydro utilities on the south side of Eglinton Avenue East on City of Toronto property near 365 Eglinton Avenue East. Crews will be working on the south curb lane of Eglinton Avenue East and nearby sidewalk, between Petman Avenue and Forman Avenue. This construction will temporarily, partially block the east driveway of the apartment building located at: Read more »
Eglinton Crosstown TBMs on the move Friday, April 17 at 9:00 p.m. – Monday, April 20 at 5:00 a.m. UPDATE
Dennis and Lea, the tunnel boring machines (TBMs) that have been building the western segment of the Eglinton Crosstown’s underground tunnel, are getting ready for their own big move.
Over the weekend of April 17–20, 2015, Dennis and Lea will be lifted out of the extraction shaft located just west of Allen Road, and moved to the launch shaft just east of Allen Road. The TBMs are being moved in order to bypass the TTC subway line in this area. Read more »
You are invited to our big TBM move!
Dear Friends and Neighbours:
Come join us on Saturday April 18 and Sunday April 19 to witness a significant milestone in the Eglinton Crosstown light rail transit (LRT) project!
Dennis and Lea, the tunnel boring machines (TBMs) that have been tunnelling the western segment of the Crosstown’s underground section, will be lifted out of the extraction shaft located west of Allen Road, and moved to the launch shaft located east of Allen Road.
Gas line relocation for future Keele Station - Starting the week of April 20, 2015
What work is starting?
What: Enbridge Gas Distribution will be relocating natural gas pipelines at the site of the future Keele Station.
Blue highlights indicate where works crews will occupy one lane.
York-Eglinton Business Improvement Area: Party Planning & Cultural Cuisine
The York-Eglinton BIA Office ~ 605 Oakwood Avenue ~ 416-789-1835 Read more »