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WARD 8 2014 - 2018 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (Note That the 2014 Construction Projects Are Subject to Approval Through the Capital Budget Process WARD 8 2014 - 2018 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (Note that the 2014 construction projects are subject to approval through the capital budget process. The 2015-2018 construction projects represent the projects that are anticipated to proceed to construction based on funding projections and current understanding of competing priorities; these remain to be confirmed as part of the annual budget cycle.) Structure Project Planned WIP Project From To Description Ward Delivered By Comments No. Interest 2014 1156 SODERLIND ST. SUDBURY Sewer Network Improvements Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD 2014 BASELINE @ GREENBANK Sewer Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD STORM SEWER STM25410 BUS BAY REMOVALS AND TRANSIT 2014 BASELINE RD NAVAHO DR PRINCE OF WALES DR Transit Priority Maria McRae - 16, Rick Chiarelli - 8 , ISD PRIORITY MEASURES 2014 BASELINE RD (OR 16) WOODROFFE AV (OR 15) PRINCE OF WALES Road Resurfacing/Renewal Maria McRae - 16, Rick Chiarelli - 8 , OOTM ISD RESURFACING 2014 BASELINE RD (OR 16) INTERSECTION AT RICHMOND RD (OR 59) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD SELECTIVE RESURFACING 2014 BASELINE RD (OR 16) INTERSECTION AT CEDARVIEW RD (OR 23) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD SELECTIVE RESURFACING 2014 BOB MITCHELL POOL: CHANGE HOUSE Buildings & Facilities Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD REPLACE POOL BUILDING Katherine Hobbs - 15, Rick Chiarelli - 2014 BROADVIEW AVE ERNEST WOODWARD Road, Sewer, Water ISD 8 , 2014 CANTER BLVD WITHROW AV ELMBANK Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD SELECTIVE RESURFACING 2014 HIGHWAY 417 BUS LANE ON-RAMP EAGLESON PARK & RIDE HIGHWAY 417 E/B Transitway Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 MTO 2014 2011 HOLLY ACRES & RICHMOND Traffic Safety Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD Skid Resistant Location Transitway Structure 2014 HWY 417 - SW TRANSITWAY U/P QUEENSWAY(014490) 14490 Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD Maintenance 2014 IRIS ST GREENBANK RD (OR 13) WOODROFFE AV (OR 15) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 OOTM ISD RESURFACING 2014 MEADOWLANDS THATCHER WOODROFFE Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING deferred from 2013 2014 2012 NORICE ST WOODROFFE AVE SULIVAN Sewer Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD 2014 QUEENSWAT STATION EAST BOUND HIGHWAY 417 EAST BOUND UPPER PLATFORM Transitway Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD 2014 SEYTON DR RICHMOND RD (OR 59) SEYTON DR Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 OOTM ISD RESURFACING 2014 2012 SULLIVAN DAVID NORICE Sewer Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD AS PER C.SW. SW TRANSITWAY PINECREST CREEK BASELINE BRIDGE - 2014 18370 Transitway Structure Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD (SN018370) 2014 WEST TRANSITWAY NAVAHO DR BASELINE RD UNDERPASS Transitway Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD 2014 WEST TRANSITWAY IRIS ST 30m SOUTH OF IRIS ST Transitway Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD 2014 WEST TRANSITWAY WOODROFFE AV NAVAHO DR Transitway Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD WEST TRANSITWAY 2014 WEST TRANSITWAY RAMP QUEENSWAY STATION Transitway Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD MAINLINE 2014 WESTCLIFFE RD SEYTON DR ROBERTSON RD (OR 36) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 OOTM ISD RESURFACING 2014 2012 WOODROFFE TRAIN TRACKS NORICE Sewer Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD 1 of 3 Revision Date: 10 April, 2014 WARD 8 2014 - 2018 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (Note that the 2014 construction projects are subject to approval through the capital budget process. The 2015-2018 construction projects represent the projects that are anticipated to proceed to construction based on funding projections and current understanding of competing priorities; these remain to be confirmed as part of the annual budget cycle.) Structure Project Planned WIP Project From To Description Ward Delivered By Comments No. Interest WOODROFFE AV SOUTHBOUND BUS LANE, 2014 BASELINE STATION EXIT WEST HUNT CLUB RD Transitway Renewal Keith Egli - 9, Rick Chiarelli - 8 , ISD TRANSITWAY RESURFACING DISCONTINUOUS BASELINE RETAINING WALL - AT GREENBANK 2015-2018 10650 Retaining Wall Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RD,SOUTWEST QUADRANT, RF CON 3 LOT 35(SN010650) 2015-2018 BASELINE STATION PARK AND RIDE LOT Transitway Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD TRANSITWAY RESURFACING 2015-2018 CLYDE AV (OR 17) BASELINE RD (OR 16) MAITLAND AV (OR 17) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING HWY 417 O/P PINECREST CREEK W OF SW TRANSITWAY 2015-2018 18340 Transitway Structure Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8, Mark Taylor - 7 ISD - (SN018340) 2015-2018 NAVAHO DR BASELINE RD (OR 16) ERINDALE DR Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING 140 m SOUTH OF 200 m SOUTH OF 2015-2018 OLD RICHMOND RD Sidewalk & Curb Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD SIDEWALK ROBERTSON RD ROBERTSON RD 2015-2018 PARK GLEN WOODROFFE WITHROW New Sidewalks Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD PROVIDED BY S. BOYLE 2015-2018 WOODWARD DR MAITLAND AV (OR 17) CLYDE AV Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING 2015-2018 BASELINE RD RICHMOND RD CONSTELLATION CRES Transit Priority Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD BUS BAY REMOVALS REPLACE VAV BOXES AND PERIMETER 2015-2018 BEN FRANKLIN PLACE Buildings & Facilities Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD HEATING CONTROL REPLACE ICE PLANT AND DRY 2015-2018 BEN FRANKLIN PLACE: OUTDOOR ICE SURFACE Buildings & Facilities Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD CONDENSER Katherine Hobbs - 15, Rick Chiarelli - 2015-2018 BROADVIEW AVE KERR ERNEST Road, Sewer, Water ISD 8 , 250 m E of CENTREPOINTE 2015-2018 CONSTELLATION CR CENTREPOINTE DR (S LEG) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING DR (S LEG) 2015-2018 IRIS PINECREST NAVAHO New Sidewalks Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD PROVIDED BY S. BOYLE 2015-2018 LOTTA AV MERIVALE RD (OR 63) DEAD END Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING 2015-2018 NORICE ST VIEWMOUNT DR SULLIVAN AV Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING Rick Chiarelli - 8, Scott Moffatt - 21, 2015-2018 OLD RICHMOND/WEST HUNT CLUB HOPE SIDE RD HWY 416 New Roads ISD Allan Hubley - 23 VALLEY STREAM DR CULVERT 0.3 KM SE OF BASELINE 2015-2018 110700 Culvert Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RD - (SN110700) 2015-2018 BEL-AIR DR CHECKERS RD GARFIELD AV Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING HARRIS PL CULVERT [L116060] - 0.01 KM FROM 2015-2018 WITHROW AVE INDIAN RD L116060 Culvert Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 PWS WITHROW AVE TO INDIAN RD 2015-2018 HARRISON ST GREENBANK RD (OR 13) MONTEREY DR Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING Mark Taylor - 7, Katherine Hobbs - 15, 2015-2018 MAITLAND AV (OR 17) CLYDE AV (OR 17) CARLING AV (OR 38) Road Resurfacing/Renewal ISD RESURFACING Rick Chiarelli - 8 2015-2018 MORRISON DR GREENBANK RD (OR 13) BASELINE RD (OR 16) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING 2015-2018 STAFFORD RD W MOODIE DR (OR 11) DEAD END Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING 2 of 3 Revision Date: 10 April, 2014 WARD 8 2014 - 2018 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS (Note that the 2014 construction projects are subject to approval through the capital budget process. The 2015-2018 construction projects represent the projects that are anticipated to proceed to construction based on funding projections and current understanding of competing priorities; these remain to be confirmed as part of the annual budget cycle.) Structure Project Planned WIP Project From To Description Ward Delivered By Comments No. Interest SW TRANSITWAY BRIDGE OVER PINECREST CREEK @ 2015-2018 Transitway Structure Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD KENSON PARK, (SN018360) 2015-2018 WITHROW AV INDIAN RD MERIVALE RD (OR 17) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD RESURFACING David Chernushenko - 17, Maria 2015-2018 BASELINE TRANSIT CORRIDOR BASELINE STATION BILLING BRIDGE New Transit ISD McRae - 16, Rick Chiarelli - 8 Katherine Hobbs - 15, Rick Chiarelli - 2015-2018 CLYDE AV 100 m S/WOODWARD DR CARLING AV (OR 38) Road Resurfacing/Renewal ISD RESURFACING 8 , 190M NORTH OF BANNER 160M SOUTH OF HARRISON 2015-2018 GREENBANK RD (OR 13) Road Resurfacing/Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8, Keith Egli - 9 , ISD RESURFACING RD ST 2015-2018 KATIMAVIK EAGLESON HEARST New Sidewalks Rick Chiarelli - 8, Allan Hubley - 23 , ISD PROVIDED BY S. BOYLE RICHMOND RD CULVERT [A111530] - 1.26 KM FROM Med rust with perfs springline throughout. 2015-2018 HOPE SIDE RD WEST HUNT CLUB RD A111530 Culvert Renewal Rick Chiarelli - 8 ISD HOPE SIDE RD TO WEST HUNT CLUB RD Asphalt coated. Katherine Hobbs - 15, Mark Taylor - 7, 2015-2018 WESTER LRT TUNNEYS PASTURE BASELINE NEW TRANSIT ISD Rick Chiarelli - 8 2015-2018 WESTERN LRT LINCOLN FIELDS BAYSHORE New Transit Mark Taylor - 7, Rick Chiarelli - 8 , ISD 3 of 3 Revision Date: 10 April, 2014.
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