Public Meeting of Facility Services Building at Eglinton Station

Eglinton Crosstown LRT Project 2

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• A 19-kilometre route separated from regular traffic • 10-kilometres underground; 9-kilometres at surface in east • 15 underground stations and 10 surface stops • A maintenance and storage facility • Transit communications system • Links to 54 bus routes, 3 subway stations, GO Transit, UP Express station

Eglinton LRT Station

Accessible Entrance

Eglinton Station – Main Entrance Lobby

Eglinton Station – Profile View

LRT Lower Concourse

TTC Subway Platform

LRT Platform

LRT Upper Concourse

Eglinton Station - Progress

Completed to Date Demolition of the Salvation Army

Community Church Demolition of the abandoned TTC bus

depot Wet utility relocation at the Yonge-

Eglinton intersection Toronto Hydro relocation along Redpath

Avenue, Duplex Avenue North, east, and west underground

pedestrian tunnel closures Shoring at the Salvation Army site

Eglinton Station - Progress

Major 2018 Work • Shoring continues for the

station box and main entrance

• Toronto Hydro relocation

along Hillsdale Avenue, Yonge Street

• New TTC Service Building

at Berwick Portal • Upgrades to subway

station

Weekend Subway Closures

• Crosstown Project Agreements requires CTS to make improvements at Eglinton subway station

• TTC has approved 24 closures in 2018 for this work

– Subway will close 2am Saturday mornings and re-open Monday mornings at 5am – Closures necessary because CTS must work on and/or needs access to the

subway tracks and Berwick portal – Work will occur 24 hours a day during the designated weekend closures

• 2018 closures provide benefits to TTC: – Construction of new subway service building – Upgrades/improvements to the subway station

• TTC & CTS coordination to limit overall number of Line 1 closures in 2018: – During 9 of the 24 closures, TTC will undertake states of Good Repair work – 15 out of the 24 Closures will be strictly from St Clair to Lawrence

Upgrades/Improvements to Subway Station

• During 2018, weekend closures also facilitate upgrades/improvements to existing subway station: – Smoke evacuation fans – New electrical systems – Improved fire detection systems – New escalators

• Materials and equipment will be delivered on the subway tracks via the

Berwick portal, necessitating the subway closures.

• Additional benefits to TTC/transit users associated with Crosstown construction: – Extension of the subway platform by 25 metres – Upgrading pedestrian tunnels that connect directly to current and future – development

New Subway Station Service Building

• Building will be located over the subway tracks at the Berwick portal • Provide improved ventilation and life safety systems for existing subway • Weekend work February – December 2018 • Weekend activities include excavation, shoring and foundation work

New Subway Station Service Building

New Subway Station Service Building

• Construction of this building is part of larger TTC plan to upgrade ventilation systems on Line 1

Description of Construction • Work will occur day and night on each planned subway closure weekend.

• Three basic phases of work planned: micro-piling, pre-cast installation, and material supply and removal work

• Micro-piling phase

– Involves the installation of smaller diameter piles within the TTC subway corridor

– Two micro-pile drill rigs, a mobile crane, and a concrete pump will be used continuously while concrete and steel deliveries will be intermittent. A hydrovac may be required occasionally depending on site conditions.

• Pre-cast Installation

– Involves the delivery and installation of pre-fabricated concrete components

– A mobile crane and various hand tools will be used regularly with intermittent delivery of pre-cast and concrete grout

• Material Supply and Removal

– Parts of Eglinton Station will need to be demolished and re-built. Berwick Portal will be used as the access point for nighttime work within the station

– Construction equipment could involve concrete trucks, mobile cranes, and bin trucks

2018 Weekend Subway Closure Schedule

TTC state of good repair closures (9)

TTC state of good repair closures (9)

Upcoming Works

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Activity Anticipated Impacts Schedule Interior subway station demolition works

• Work sites on Hillsdale Avenue and Berwick Avenue

• Truck traffic to and from work sites

Feb 10 at 2am -- Feb 13 at 5am

Feb 17 at 2am -- Feb19 at 5am

Feb 24 at 2am -- Feb 26 at 5am

March 3 at 2am – March 5 at 5am

Berwick Avenue Work Site and Truck Routes

Hillsdale Avenue Work Site and Truck Routes

Upcoming Works

Activity Anticipated Impacts Schedule Toronto Hydro infrastructure installation

• Work sites on Berwick Avenue in stages as per below

• Pedestrian re-routing • A paid-duty officer will be on duty during

each stage

As early as late February

Approximately 4-6 weeks of work

Regular daytime hours from 7am-11pm

Toronto Hydro infrastructure

works

Noise Monitoring and Mitigation

• CTS will be assessing sound levels during construction to ensure noise levels remain within allowable limits and to identify possible mitigation measures for construction activities.

• Noise mitigation measures already planned include: – Continuous and proactive noise monitoring from key locations

adjacent the work site – Acoustic enclosures for pumps and generators – Broadband backup alarms for equipment – Environmental awareness training and toolbox talks for contractors

and employees

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