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cplchanb said:
the renaming of the science center station is additional to it so its an extra work that can be claimed. however to hold back on opening dates because of the renaming exercise is criminal if true...
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Do we have a new name for the Science Centre station? Perhaps Chris "Sankofa" Moise can come up with something ridiculous.
 
Admiral Beez said:
Do we have a new name for the Science Centre station? Perhaps Chris "Sankofa" Moise can come up with something ridiculous.
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I thought we discussed it earlier. "Don Valley" I thought it was.

Which makes more sense, given that it wasn't even going to be the closest subway station to the Science Centre.
 
bono47 said:
Can you help me understand in a project that is incredibly opaque and has inched along at a snails pace for months; someone has visibility into May- 5 months from now?

Could you also opine on what the troubled station is? Thanks
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I'm not going to speculate. Take the value of the rumour based on what you paid for it. I don't pass along many rumours, so take that as my read on the relevance of this one.

What I took that was of interest was that the speaker said "May" and not "February" and not "July". There was no elaboration.

Similarly the comment made reference to "the one problem station" again without elaboration. The point of interest for impatient participants in this forum being, there is possibly still work needed (somewhere) beyond just finishing up paperwork.

Opaque, indeed. We are all just reading tea leaves, after all.

- Paul
 
crs1026 said:
I'm not going to speculate. Take the value of the rumour based on what you paid for it. I don't pass along many rumours, so take that as my read on the relevance of this one.

What I took that was of interest was that the speaker said "May" and not "February" and not "July". There was no elaboration.

Similarly the comment made reference to "the one problem station" again without elaboration. The point of interest for impatient participants in this forum being, there is possibly still work needed (somewhere) beyond just finishing up paperwork.

Opaque, indeed. We are all just reading tea leaves, after all.

- Paul
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I would imagine though this would feed a lot of speculation on a certain station that's already rumored to be the problem on this forum

I'm trying to decide what's worse, perpetual moving timeframes a la Ottawa, or the total radio silence from Metrolinx.
 
Kyle Campbell said:
I would imagine though this would feed a lot of speculation on a certain station that's already rumored to be the problem on this forum

I'm trying to decide what's worse, perpetual moving timeframes a la Ottawa, or the total radio silence from Metrolinx.
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I'd wager that if someone out there actually had the time of day, to go to each station and observe the workers going into any given station entrance to do work, we'd be able to deduce the problem station. I think most of us here have better things to do though, so it's all guesswork.

With Metrolinx we've already had the perpetual moving time frames and radio silence so we've had a does of both.
 
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Eglinton Crosstown LRT​

Construction Notice
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Platform Deficiency Repair Works on Eglinton Avenue East between Brentcliffe Road and Kennedy Road​

As early as Monday, January 13, 2025​

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Project Overview

Metrolinx’s Eglinton Crosstown LRT will be a new 19-kilometre light rail transit line in midtown Toronto. With 25 stations and stops along the dedicated route, getting across town will be up to 60% faster than before. The Crosstown will link to 54 bus routes, three TTC subway stations and GO lines, providing important transit connections to get people to where they need to go faster than ever before..

What You Need to Know

As early as Monday, January 13, 2025, crews will be performing deficiency repair works at platform stops along Eglinton Avenue East, between Brentcliffe Road and Kennedy Road. To facilitate this work safely, periodic short-term rolling lane closures will be in place. Access to properties will be maintained at all times. One lane of traffic will be maintained at all times on Eglinton Avenue East. This work is expected to take place on Monday – Friday, between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Upon completion of this work, periodic short term lane reductions may be required on Eglinton Avenue East to facilitate special activities.

WHAT TO EXPECT
  • Concrete barriers, fencing, and signage will be in place to delineate the work zones.
  • Noise from construction activities can be expected.
  • One lane of traffic in each direction will be maintained at all times.
  • Expect delays while traveling through the area.
HOURS OF WORK
  • As early as Monday, January 13, 2025, for approximately two (2) weeks.
  • This work is expected to take place from Monday – Friday between approximately 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
  • Work may be rescheduled due to inclement weather and/or unforeseen circumstances.
  • This work may be longer or shorter than expected.
TRAFFIC DETAILS
  • Periodic short-term rolling lane closures will be required on Eglinton Avenue East between Brentcliffe Road and Kennedy Road.
  • One lane of traffic in each direction will be maintained at all times.
PEDESTRIAN DETAILS
  • No changes to the current pedestrian routes are expected as a result of this work.
TRANSIT INFORMATION
  • Access to TTC will be maintained at all times.
  • Please visit www.ttc.ca for more information.
 
Amare said:
This project is the gift that just keeps on giving.

Maybe the wind and snow magically made the Sloane stop deficient again.
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New Eglinton Crosstown LRT station platform dug up due to poor grading

When asked about the work at the Eglinton Crosstown platform, a Metrolinx spokesperson said quality control procedures caught the issue.
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Damn it guys, you’re supposed to jackhammer the multiple stations within a walking distance of the each other guys, not Sloane!
 
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