DSCToronto
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Yes, that does not look good but in fairness the vast majority of the Ashbridges Bay Park is really very well looked after. Could this section be the responsibility of the boat club??
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nstuch
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I don't think so, there's various City of Toronto signs around and it's a public boat launch. Plus those fences and cones are Toronto standard issue lol.
turbanplanner
Senior Member
How many influencers would say Toronto is helping the "rich yacht owners" if there's a hint of a penny spent for people launching seadoos and dingys
PL1
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Posted by Becky Katz (City of Toronto manager of Ops and Maintenance) in her LinkedIn: a new paver repair program:
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For the first time since 2016, our incredible downtown maintenance delivery team (lead by Arthur Sinclair P.Eng.) has launched a dedicated paver repair program. In my newer maintenance role I often… | Becky Katz
For the first time since 2016, our incredible downtown maintenance delivery team (lead by Arthur Sinclair P.Eng.) has launched a dedicated paver repair program. In my newer maintenance role I often ask myself: what repairs truly help build civic pride? Fixing a single pothole or one bay of...
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Northern Light
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Becky Katz pushed hard for a multitude of improvements while managing the Cycling and Pedestrian unit. It was largely during her tenure than the City went from mostly painted lines and sometimes flexiposts to raised/fully separated cycle tracks
and then adding landscaping/streetscaping as well. We've just started to see the results of those changes as the more advanced designs such as Harbord come to fruition.
Its good to see her extending that same lens of departmental self-improvement here, something that with any luck we will see the benefit of quite soon.
and then adding landscaping/streetscaping as well. We've just started to see the results of those changes as the more advanced designs such as Harbord come to fruition.
Its good to see her extending that same lens of departmental self-improvement here, something that with any luck we will see the benefit of quite soon.
junctionist
Senior Member
Posted by Becky Katz (City of Toronto manager of Ops and Maintenance) in her LinkedIn: a new paver repair program:
For the first time since 2016, our incredible downtown maintenance delivery team (lead by Arthur Sinclair P.Eng.) has launched a dedicated paver repair program. In my newer maintenance role I often… | Becky Katz
For the first time since 2016, our incredible downtown maintenance delivery team (lead by Arthur Sinclair P.Eng.) has launched a dedicated paver repair program. In my newer maintenance role I often ask myself: what repairs truly help build civic pride? Fixing a single pothole or one bay of...
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Was there no repair system for pavers before? Was the previous "system" to slap some asphalt on it and hope that everyone just assumes it's temporary and that they're waiting for the ground to settle? We've only been using concrete pavers since what, the 1970s?
There are people in the private sector who do nothing but fix paver driveways and walkways all day long. So yes, I may be feeling some civic pride right now, though it's more like a feeling of the weight of some civic embarrassment being lifted off my shoulders. They've got this, fam?