2016 CAPITAL BUDGET BRIEFING NOTE Transportation Services Recently Completed Projects and 2016 Implementation Plans
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1 John Livey Deputy City Manager Transportation Services City Hall, 2th Floor, East Tower 100 Queen St. West Toronto, ON M5H 2N2 BN# 3 Jan 18 Stephen Buckley General Manager Tel: (416) Fax: (416) sbuckle@toronto.ca CAPITAL BUDGET BRIEFING NOTE Transportation Services Recently Completed Projects and 2016 Implementation Plans Issue/Background: On January 11, 2016, Budget Committee requested a briefing note outlining the cycling infrastructure projects completed over the most recent three year period (2013-), as well as the list of shovel-ready projects for Key Points: Transportation Services is currently developing a ten year plan for expanding and improving the City's cycling network. Once completed, the Ten Year Cycling Network Plan will serve as a comprehensive roadmap and workplan, outlining the City's planned investments in cycling infrastructure over A report to the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee in September (PW7.5) provided an overview of the Ten Year Cycling Network Plan process undertaken to-date and identified the proposed 2016 implementation of this plan, for consideration in the 2016 Capital Budget process. A final report will be submitted to Public Works and Infrastructure Committee in 2016 with options for Ten Year Cycling Network Plan implementation for the remainder of the ten year program. Questions & Answers: A detailed list of cycling infrastructure construction projects completed over the past three years and their location from start to finish is included below The following tables outline the cycling infrastructure projects completed in 2013-: On-Street Cycling Infrastructure (2013 ) Shaw Street Wellesley Street Davenport - Duoro Parliament Jarvis m BN
2 - 2 - Adelaide Street Bathurst 1600 m Simcoe Bathurst Street Richmond 150 m Adelaide Bay Street College - Dundas Brock Street Florence to 600 m Seaforth Brock Street Queen to 2600 m Lindsey Cherry Street Lake Shore to 1 King Fermanagh Roncesvalles 800 m Avenue to Sorauren Havelock Street Harbord Street Kingston Road Lindsay Avenue Phoebe Street Ranee Avenue Richmond Street Richmond Street Simcoe Street Sylvan to Lindsey Ossington to St. George Woodglen to Haig Brock to Dufferin Beverley to Soho Allen Road Underpass York to Bathurst Bathurst to Niagara Front to Queen 1500 m 500 m 200 m 1600 m 1000 m 1
3 - 3 - Stephanie Street Beverley to 200 m John Wellesley Street Adelaide Street Argyle Street Bay Street Beverley Street Dixon Avenue Florence Street High Park Avenue Hoskin Avenue Lansdowne Avenue Lower Bayview Lower River Lower Sherbourne Richmond Street Royal York Road Jarvis to Queens Park Crescent Simcoe - Parliament Gladstone - Ossington Queens Quay Front College - Queen Kingston - Woodbine Brock - Sheridan Bloor - Annette St. George Queens Park Crescent Rideau to Dundas Bayview - Mill Queen - Bayview King Lake Shore Parliament to York Ashley Park to Usher 3000 m 1900 m m 800 m 2800 m 800 m 600 m 600 m 1900 m
4 - 4 - Stanley Avenue Royal York to Waterfront York Mills Road Queens Quay Scarsdale to Lesmill Bathurst to Stadium 900 m Off-Street Multi-Use s (2013 ) Name Location Length Mid-Humber Phase 1 Etobicoke Creek Humber Scarlett underpass Waterfront - Marie Curtis Park Finch Corridor Martin Goodman Eglinton West Claireville - Humber Extension Rockcliffe - Lavender Creek Meadowvale Cruickshank Park - Mallaby Park Marie Curtis Park Maurice Breen Scarlett Rd bridge at Humber River Forty Second St. to Mississauga border Willowdale Pineway Bathurst Parliament West Deane Park - Renforth Finch Ave W - Indian Line Rockcliffe - Corbett Sheppard Ave E Old Finch New / Upgrade Year 700 m New m Upgrade m Upgrade m Upgrade m New m New m Upgrade 900 m New New 2300 m Upgrade
5 - 5 - Detailed list of shovel ready bike lane and trail projects for A detailed list of on-street cycling infrastructure and trail projects for programed for 2016 was identified in the (PW7.5) Ten Year Cycling Network Plan: Project Update and 2016 Implementation Program report to Public Works and Infrastructure Committee in September and is included below: 2016 IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM LOCATIONS ON-STREET BIKEWAY INSTALLATIONS NEW ON-STREET Subject to detailed design and consultation Bayview Ave. Bloor St. W. (Pilot Project) Carlaw Ave. Chatham Ave. Corley Ave. Denison Ave./Bellevue Ave. Dowling Ave. Ellis Ave. Lake Shore Blvd. W. Norway Ave. O'Connor Dr. Bridge Rathburn Rd. Waterfront Dr. Waterloo Ave./ Gladstone Ave. Willowdale Ave. Woodbine Ave. Woodbine Ave. Pottery Rd. to Moore Ave. (2.6 lane km) Shaw St. to Avenue Rd. (5 lane km) Riverdale Ave. to Gerrard St. E. (0.4 lane km) Jones Ave. to Greenwood Ave. (1.2 lane km) Woodbine Ave. to Waverley Rd. (0.6 lane km) Queen St. W. to College St. (2.2 lane km) Queen St. W. to bridge over Gardiner (1.1 lane km) The Queensway to Waterfront (0.4 lane km) Norris Cres. to First St. (2.8 lane km) Woodbine Ave. to Lee Ave. (1.6 lane km) Woodbine Ave. to St. Clair Ave. E. (1.6 lane km) The East Mall to Centennial Park Blvd. (2.6 lane km) Palace Pier Ct. to Marine Parade Dr. (0.4 lane km) Florence St. to Argyle St. (0.6 lane km) Sheppard Ave. E. to Steeles Ave. E. (8.4 lane km) O'Connor Dr. to Danforth Ave. (3.4 lane km) Kingston Rd. to Queen St. E. (1.4 lane km)
6 - 6 - ON-STREET BIKEWAY UPGRADES / STATE OF GOOD REPAIR Design details currently under development and subject to consultation Gerrard St. E. (2.6 lane km) River St. (1.6 lane km) Shuter St. (3.8 lane km) Simcoe St. (1.2 lane km) Gerrard St. E. (2.6 lane km) River St. (1.6 lane km) Shuter St. (3.8 lane km) Simcoe St. (1.2 lane km) MAJOR CORRIDOR STUDIES BLOOR DUPONT (11 km) Keele St. to Sherbourne St. YONGE (5 km) Finch Avenue to Sheppard Avenue YONGE (2.7 km) Bloor St. to Front St. To be informed by Feasibility Design Study Underway and proposed 2016 Pilot Project In conjunction with a Streetscape Study In conjunction with Revitalizing Yonge Downtown Yonge St Functional Street Design Study 2016 IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM LOCATIONS BIKEWAY TRAILS Bayview Multi-Use (Rosedale Valley Road to Pottery Road) Pan Am Path East Don Phase 1 Pam Am Path Gatineau Hydro Corridor (Bermondsey Rd. to Victoria Park) West Toronto Railpath Southerly Extension Mid-Humber Gap Phase 2 Etobicoke Creek- North & Sherway Sections Mimico Creek Martin Goodman Upgrades - Various Construction Initiate Construction Initiate Construction Commence Detailed Design Initiate Feasibility Study Detailed Design & Construction Construction Construction LOCALIZED IMPROVEMENTS Intersection Improvements Wayfinding Various locations Various locations
7 - 7 - Prepared by: Ashley Curtis, Director, Transportation Infrastructure Management, acurtis@toronto.ca Jacquelyn Hayward Gulati, Manager, Cycling Infrastructure and Programs, , jgulati@toronto.ca Further information: Jacquelyn Hayward Gulati, Manager, Cycling Infrastructure and Programs, , jgulati@toronto.ca Date: January 15, 2016
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