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Community Update Presented to: Leaside Property Owners’ Association Presented by: Jack Collins, Metrolinx 23/11/2011 Presentation • Who is Metrolinx? • Project Overview and Progress • East Tunnel • Stations • Community Relations 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 2 Created in 2006 for the purpose of providing residents and businesses in the GTHA a transportation system that is modern, efficient and integrated We plan. We deliver. We integrate. Divisions of Metrolinx Projects Underway Projects underway Conceptual map – not to scale Map does not include regional GO rail or bus expansions or improvements These projects represent a $16.5 billion investment by the provincial, municipal and federal governments. But we need much more. An additional $2 billion a year over the next 25 years will be required to implement The Big Move. Metrolinx is developing an Investment Strategy to fund this program. 14 Project Overview: Map Facts and Figures  25 km east-west transit corridor between Scarborough Centre and Jane Street / Black Creek Drive  19 km of tunnelled transit along Eglinton connected with continuous through-running service along upgraded SRT alignment (6 km, elevated and at-grade, 0.5 km tunnelled) to Scarborough Centre (McCowan Station)  60% faster than bus service today (e.g. Only 35 minutes from Jane to Kennedy)  Up to 26 stations  Estimate for the combined project is $8.4 Billion (2010$) – 100% funded by the Province of Ontario Key Responsibilities for Project • Metrolinx owns the transit asset and is responsible for decisions on scope, cost and schedule • TTC responsible for project management and delivery on behalf of Metrolinx 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 18 Planning • Environmental Assessment Approved in 2010 for previous Eglinton Crosstown LRT plan • EA amendment for the new Crosstown plan and changes 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 19 Crosstown Plan Changes: Environmental Assessment /Transit Project Assessment Process Sheppard Subway Review of McCowan Yard Eglinton Yard at Black Station Creek and Eglinton Locations Review of Kennedy Station Keele to Laird to Jane Kennedy 20 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 20 Station Location Review • New Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown plan will have up to 26 stations • Station locations under review based on: – Development potential analysis – Transit service criteria (stop spacing) – Cost effectiveness – Potential benefits LPOA Community Update 11/23/2011 21 Updated Ridership Analysis Rapid Transit Ridership, 2031 a.m. peak period (link volumes) University- Yonge Subway  Peak ridership on Eglinton Spadina Subway section is twice as high as Sheppard Subway Cowan c before: M  12,000 persons per hour in t y the peak direction (a.m. peak) ton Wes e d g e Don Mills n Eglin Yon – Approaching Yonge from east Black Creek Ken – Almost as high, approaching Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown LRT Kennedy from north  Technology is capable of Bloor-Danforth Subway meeting this demand, on a fully grade separated line – Requires 3-car trains and a 2 minute headway New Light Rail Vehicles LPOA Community Update 11/23/2011 23 LRV – Sample Layout LPOA Community Update 11/23/2011 24 Seattle Light Rail in Tunnel LPOA Community Update 11/23/2011 25 First Construction Contract • Tunnel launch site at Keelesdale Park near Black Creek began work in Summer 2011 • Tunnelling will start summer 2012 and head east 26 Tunnel Boring Machines • On July 28, 2010, Metrolinx ordered four tunnel boring machines at $62 million. Well under budget • Machines will commence midtown tunnel in mid-2012 • Manufactured by Caterpillar Tunneling in Toronto and employs 380 people in Etobicoke • A single machine’s average mining rate for lined tunnel is 75 metres a week 27 Tunnel Liners • Metrolinx awarded contract in February 2011 to Munro Concrete Products Limited (Essa Township) • Munro is adding in excess of 100 jobs and expanding their plant • Tenders well under Project budget 28 East Tunnel Design The Challenge: Natural Features of Don River Valley LPOA Community Update 11/23/2011 29 East Tunnel Alignment Across the Don Valley • All underground option – Very deep – Very expensive • At-grade Alternative – At-grade and bridge over valley south of and beside Eglinton – Less Expensive – better access – Leslie Station very difficult – Review in progress 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 30 East Tunnel Portal, Near Brentcliffe (EA Drawing) N Victoria Park y e ds Station n o m r e B m Rd. 0 ondsey 0 Berm 0 1 d r o f DVP Wyn m 0 0 0 Aerial View: Wynford 10 s l l Don Mills i M n o . D E e. Av n o t n i l g E Wynford – Surface Station Location (EA Drawing) Crosstown Design Progress • Bathurst Station Preliminary Design Consultation November 28 • 7 West Station designs started • East tunnel Yonge to Kennedy under design • Next 2 years design of all 20+ stations • Metrolinx to make decision on station locations • City land use study underway 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 34 Anatomy of an Underground Station LPOA Community Update 11/23/2011 35 Station Box: Length 3‐car train Station Construction Station Design Consultation Phase 1 – Preliminary Station Design Consultation Phase 2 – Final Station Design Consultation Phase 3 – Station Design Phase 4 – Pre-construction Outreach Phase 5 – Construction Liaison 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 38 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 39 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 40 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 41 Laird Station 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 42 Don Mills Station LPOA Community Update 11/23/2011 43 Don Mills Station Area: Current Service Weekday Buses Route Customers (AM Peak) KMs/Day 34 Eglinton West 26,900 25 5,700 100 Flemingdon 15,800 20 5,300 Park 25 Don Mills 40,800 34 8,900 For comparison: 506 Carlton Streetcar = 40,900 customers / day Source: TTC Eglinton and Don Mills Area Toronto Official Plan for Don Mills: • Major employment district • Transit and pedestrian friendly area with high density development • Live and work in area TTC Service Planning: • High volume of transfers between Crosstown + bus routes anticipated • Some bus re‐routing likely to be required LPOA Community Update 11/23/2011 45 Crosstown Transit Benefits  Faster travel times (35 min from Kennedy to Jane)  Through service from Scarborough Centre to Jane (45 min)  Increase SRT capacity with new and larger light rail vehicles  Connections east to west across the city  Supports future growth across the city  Thousands of jobs created during construction (est. 82,000)  Easy quick connections to the TTC subway system and GO Transit network  Fewer buses on Eglinton  Implements PRESTO transit fare card 46 Crosstown Community Relations • Dedicated community relations team • Community advocate providing input to the project teams • Community office open at Dufferin and Eglinton • Other community offices opening as construction progress 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 47 Questions? 11/23/2011 LPOA Community Update 48.
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