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Programmed Projects 2020-2023 West @ @ East Other Government Agencies/ Utilities Projects City of Vaughan City of Vaughan IDev Project Description Project # GTA WEST BOUNDARY (2020 Construction in red. Design, EA, Master/ Intergrated Plans, Studies in green, broken line includes watermain replacment) (2020 Construction in red. Design, EA, Master/ Intergrated Plans, Studies in green, broken line includes watermain replacment) Infrastructure Management Department, Infrastructure Delivery Department, Facility Management Department and Parks Delivery Department Infrastructure Management Department, Infrastructure Delivery Department, Facility Management Department and Parks Delivery Department York/ Peel Region Projects (Environmental Assessment, Design & Construction - in blue) 20-10 TP Ranch King-Vaughan Road transfered to York Region in 2018 IDev IDev Trail Project Description Project Description Major Mackenzie Drive Reconstruction Phase 2 - Islington Ave to Barons St (incl. Sidewalk, Active Transportation Facility, Watermain & LED Street Park an R ch T Project # Project # 18-25TP ra (Bathurst Street to Pine Valley Drive). i l R t Lighting by York Region on City's behalf). Construction on going. o e Y a e d tr R S S tallionsC ld Infrastructure Management Projects ou a Facility Management Major Projects A rt n Mill Road (COV) o D ) Highway 27 CPR Bridge Replacement & Road Widening (incl. Sidewalk, Streetlighting & LED Street Lighting upgrade by York Region on City's behalf). D c M 19-21TP R (! Construction on going. King-Vaughan Road (COV) N King-Vaughan Road (COV) King-Vaughan Road (YR) King-Vaughan Road (YR) 15-08MP Woodbridge Core Area Functional Servicing Strategy Study ×Ö 14-01BLD Woodbridge Operations Centre Ramp Improvements. Construction start anticipated in 2020. King-Vaughan Road (YR) Y (! U 25-03TP ( Major Mackenzie Drive Reconstruction Phase 1b - Pine Valley Dr to Islington Ave (incl. Sidewalk, Active Transportation Facility & LED Street Lighting by O (! t 19-23TP B e ×Ö 17-23BLD Methane Station Rehabilitation on Teston Rd - east of Keele St. Construction on going. York Region on City's behalf). Construction on going. e 16-08STY Concord GO Transportation Master Plan and Schedule C EA T r S t E S Dufferin Operations Centre Improvements/ Renovations - between Centre St & Hwy 407. Keele Street Reconstruction including Regional Bike Lanes - Part 1 - Steeles Ave W to Hwy 407 (incl. Watermain replacement, missing Sidewalk/ Street 18-29BLD W e 17-25STY Interim Servicing (Blocks 27, 34, 35 & 41) Strategy Study ×Ö Construction start anticipated in 2020. t 19-24TP Lighting & LED Street Lighting upgrade by York Region on City's behalf). Construction start anticipated in 2020 & e (! e S r A E t eel Keele Street Reconstruction including Regional Bike Lanes - Part 2 - 407 to Hwy 7 . Construction start to be determined T S T y K U 19-09BR o l 15-01BLD Bathurst Clark Resource Library. Parking lot rehabilitation & main entrance improvements. G O a 17-27EA Kirby Road Environmental Assessment inclu. new bridge at proposed Kirby GO Station - Dufferin St to Jane St. ×Ö R M ED (! 19-26TP Keele Street Bridge Rehabilitation (incl. Sidewalk by York Region on City's behalf) - 310 m North of Teston Rd. Construction on going S O 18-32STY Promenade Mall Secondary Plan Comprehensive Transportation Study ×Ö 15-03BLD New Carville Community Centre , District Park & Library in Block 11 - at Major Mackenzie Dr & Thomas Cook Ave. Construction start anticipated in 2021 P GTA WEST PROPOSED ROUTE Yonge North Subway Extension (YRRTC) - currently in Design. Utility/ Early Enabling Works anticipated to start in 2022. Construction start anticipated to 19-33TP Block 69 O Weston Road Ward 1 start in 2023. R P Partial 18-33STY Hwy 7 and Weston Road Secondary Plan Transportation Master Plan ×Ö 15-06BLD Garnet A. Williams Community Centre Improvements / Renewal. Construction start anticipated in 2021. T GTA WEST PROPOSED ROUTE Y Major Mackenzie Drive Reconstruction Phase 3 - Hwy 427 to Hwy 50 (incl. Sidewalk, Active Transportation Facility & LED Street Lighting by York Region 20-06TP S Interchange R on City's behalf). Construction start anticipated in 2020. E Block 56 Block 21 Block 14 19-37EA Bass Pro Mills Environmental Assessment - Weston Rd to Jane St Block 68 A Block 28 W TransCanadaBlock 63 Pipeline Block 35 Maple Community Centre Feasibility Study & Office/ Library Renovations - in conjunction with LI-4552-16 Maple Library Feasibility Study including D 18-28STY ×Ö Painting, Renovations & Pool & Fitness Changeroom Renovation. Construction start anticipated in 2021. Major Mackenzie Drive Reconstruction - Highway 400 to Jane St (incl. missing Sidewalk, Active Transportation Facility & LED Streetlighting upgrade by A Block 42 N 19-38EA Teston Road Environmental Assessment - Pine Valley Dr to Kleinburg Summit Way 20-07TP T 17-21TP (Vaughan Mainline Expansion) U York Region on City's behalf). Construction start anticipated in 2020. G O Pierre Berton Heritage Centre (Kleinburg United Church) Parking Lot Rehabilitation - on lslington Ave between Major Mackenzie Dr and Stegman's Mill Block 49 ×Ö 18-30BLD B 21-17EA McNaughton Road West Environmental Assessment - Keele St to Major Mackenzie Drive Rd. Construction start anticipated in 2021. Rutherford Road Reconstruction including Regional Cycling Facilities - Phase 2 - Jane St to Westburne Dr/Barhill Rd (incl. missing Sidewalk & LED 20-08TP CP T Streetlighting upgrade by York Region on City's behalf). Construction start anticipated in 2020. New Fire Station 7-12 - Rutherford Rd and Weston Rd Area, Land acquisition anticipated in 2020, Design and Construction. Construction start anticipated in S 20-15BLD GO Barrie Line (CN) Shared Mobility Pilot Project - Rutherford GO Station ×Ö 2022. 17-25STY E 19-39EPP Peel Region Sanitary Trunk Sewer - Phase 2 - Albion-Vaughan Road - CPR to Old King Road PROPOSED NORTHWEST GTA 20-10TP W 25-03TP Construction start anticipated in 2020 TRANSMISSION CORRIDOR Creditstone Road Environmental Assessment - Peelar Rd to Langstaff Rd. ×Ö 20-17BLD JOC Study for Relocation of Vaughan Fire & Rescue - Station 7-2 A 22-13EA COUNCIL RECOGNIZED PROJECT T Hwy 27 pavement rehabilitation between Hwy 7 & Langstaff Road - in 2019/ 2020 (NARROWED AREA OF INTEREST) G Old For Islington Avenue pavement rehabilitation between Steeles Avenue and Hwy 7 in 2020 est L Infrastructure Delivery Projects ane 20-22STY Fire Station 7-1 - Sustainability Upgrades Feasibility Study - Feasibility energy efficiency study of retrofit options for existing fire station t ×Ö r Kirby EA Highway 7 pavement rehabilitation between Hwy 27 to Kipling Avenue in 2020 Highway 27 u o C City Hall Campus Intersection Improvements - Right/Left Turning Lanes /Driveway Entrance Improvements including intersection improvements for Major Mackenzie Drive pavement rehabilitation at City Hall Driveway and from NcNaughton Road to Bathurst Street in conjunction with City's project 18-03 o c i 18-03TS (! 20-19TP Interchange r Future Bridge TS - in 2020 O (! pedestrians and cyclists / Streetscaping - by York Region on City's behalf Highway 400 B Intersection Improvements at Pine Valley Drive at Royal Garden Boulevard, Teston Road at Torah Gate and Teston Road at Pine Valley Drive e l s MNR Building - Remediation i t Jane Street Culverts Rehabilitation at driveway south of Hwy 7 and at Doughton Road A e 20-54BLD n C glewood Court ×Ö o 18-06SCS Multi-use pathway on McNaughton Rd - Keele St to Major Mackenzie Dr Animal Services MNR Feasibility Study & New Animal Services Facility at the MNR - north of Major Mackenzie Dr . Design start to be determined u YRT Bus Pad Improvements - various locations r Kirby Road Link t 17-27EA Kirby Road (COV) Pine Valley Drive (COV) 17-27EA rbrook Crescent eave Adirondack Drive Maplewood Cre lacierC view s B G st o York Region Transit Vaughan Hospital Bus Terminal - Amusement Drive & Coaster Way (! Be c u e Bottero Drive 18-07RW 2018 Road Rehabilitation/ Reconstruction & Watermain Replacement - Phase 4 - Hanlan Rd Area Parks Delivery Projects Village r 22-03GRW 20-20TP nue n t e t e (! Construction start anticipated in 2020 v Plaza GTA WEST BOUNDARY n A Future a Laurentian Boulevard S Future Public Works L FootHills Road e A s e K v t l E o b i Seabrooke Court o n Vaughan Super Trail - New Riverwalk Trail - Phase 2a in Block 44 r r 20-23PD k i T a e o D i a Cold Creek Road (COV) c r GO Kirby North Operations Centre y 18-08SCS Walkway Rehabilitation/ Reconstruction - between Islington Ave & Dorengate Dr n n r Regency View s 20-21TP York Region Eastern Underpass Pavilion - (incl. Eastern Underpass structure north extension) - within Hospital land. Construction start anticipated in 2020 U B Vista nt u e V Vista Gate Co e 18-26TP r (! a Gate Park Parkette e (! O C u t g Paula Cour Court h R 18-26TP M ) a a Theresa Circle Lodgeway Drive t ada V TransCanada Pipeline n t er v e horn Roa d 20-24PD New Boulevard Park in Block 55W Ro O D v e i Peak Point C r N VMC Edgeley Pond Improvements - (Construction works to be phased) a ( E d 18-13GRW Highway 50 Reconstruction Phase 3 - Rutherford Rd to Albion-Vaughan Rd & Intersection Improvements at Mayfield Rd (incl. Sidewalk & Street Lighting to d r a D Park d v Village Vista Way ! ( ( 21-11TP C a S R e i l w O d u Pipeline Upgrade/Replacement o E o ge Stepha nie B e M Nashville Rd by York Region on City's behalf). Construction start anticipated in 2024 from Rutherford Road and in 2026 from Major Mackenzie. V i n p R O oint Road e v ) G c a e n Secret e g EndlessCircle l d d a a i R R o l n o D y t r i Nevada New Thornhill Green Park Waterplay in Block 9 v ) i w na ce 20-25PD a a e l d e a v te g OP V Pipeline Upgrade/Replacement R o r c Ko P a d i n C a Park 19-05RW 2019 Road Rehabilitation/ Reconstruction and Watermain Replacement - Phase 5 - Creditstone Area e T h d O (NARROWEDi AREA OF INTEREST) x n a t R n o g R e C o o e n Cou s ( rt u Teston Road Reconstruction including Regional Cycling facilities - Weston Rd to Pine Valley Dr (incl.
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