EGLINTON CROSSTOWN CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

CENTRAL OPEN HOUSE | MARCH 23, 2020

WELCOME

Our Central Open House will feature the following stations:

• Chaplin

• Avenue

• Eglinton

• Mount Pleasant

• and Leaside

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EGLINTON CROSSTOWN LRT PROJECT

• A 19-kilometre route separated from regular traffic • 10-kilometres underground; 9-kilometres at surface in east • 15 underground stations and 10 surface stops • A maintenance and storage facility • Transit communications system • Links to 54 bus routes, 3 subway stations, GO Transit, UP Express station

PROJECT PROGRESS

Maintenance and Storage Facility complete

12 vehicles received

50% of track installed

Mining complete at Laird and Oakwood stations

Deep excavation underway or complete at all stations

2019 PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

FIRST LIGHT RAIL VEHICLE ON MAINLINE

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TTC STATION UNDERPINNING

CHAPLIN STATION RENDERINGS

MAIN ENTRANCE SECONDARY ENTRANCE

PLATFORM TERTIARY ENTRANCE

CHAPLIN STATION: WHAT TO EXPECT

Year What to Expect

2019 Milestones • All station roof pours completed

Remaining Work for 2020

• Deep excavation and concrete works • Intersection closure for traffic bridge removal

• Traffic configuration changes • Installation of structural steel and panels at entrances

CHAPLIN STATION PROGRESS PHOTOS

DEEP EXCAVATION BENEATH THE STATION ROOF

MAIN ENTRANCE/DEEP EXCAVATION

AVENUE STATION RENDERINGS

Station Features Accessible main entrance

Covered & uncovered bicycle parking

Retail space in main entrance??

SECONDARY ENTRANCE

MAIN ENTRANCE

MAIN ENTRANCE INTERIOR

AERIAL VIEW

AVENUE STATION MINING PROGRESS

AVENUE STATION: WHAT TO EXPECT

Year What to Expect

2019 Milestone • Completion of final lining between the main and secondary entrances.

Remaining Work for 2020

• Completion of mining excavation in summer 2020. • Completion of concrete works at entrances.

• Completion of final lining works, including installation waterproofing,

rebar and formwork.

• Begin installation of structural steel and panels at entrances. • Begin implementation of Eglinton Connects.

AVENUE STATION PROGRESS PHOTOS

FINAL LINING WORKS FINAL LINING WORKS

EGLINTON STATION RENDERINGS

Station Features Accessible main entrance

Covered & uncovered bicycle parking

Retail space in main entrance??

LOBBY

PLATFORM

TTC SERVICE BUILDING (BERWICK AVE)

MAIN ENTRANCE

EGLINTON STATION: WHAT TO EXPECT

Year What to Expect

2019 Milestone • All pedestrian crosswalks open at Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue

• TTC underpinning work started

Remaining Work for 2020

• Deep excavation

• Removal of tunnel boring machines

• TTC station underpinning • Construction of the south ventilation building at Berwick Avenue

• Construction of the north tunnel ventilation shaft

EGLINTON STATION PROGRESS PHOTOS

MAIN ENTRANCE DEEP EXCAVATION

MOUNT PLEASANT STATION RENDERINGS

MAIN ENTRANCE SECONDARY ENTRANCE

CONCOURSE PLATFORM

MOUNT PLEASANT STATION: WHAT TO EXPECT

Year What to Expect

2019 Milestone • Completion of shallow excavation and roof construction.

Remaining Work for 2020

• Deep excavation beneath the station roof and entrances.

• Reinstatement of utilities. • Concrete works which will form the walls of the station and entrances.

MOUNT PLEASANT STATION PROGRESS PHOTOS

MAIN ENTRANCE EXAVATION DEEP EXCAVATION SECONDARY ENTRANCE

LEASIDE STATION RENDERINGS

MAIN ENTRANCE PLATFORM

LOBBY SECONDARY ENTRANCE

LEASIDE STATION: WHAT TO EXPECT

Year What to Expect

2019 Milestone

• Completion of road decking • Completion of shallow excavation • Supported 1200mm watermain

Remaining Work for 2020

• Deep excavation, hauling, concrete works and material deliveries will continue on the surface through 2020.

• Periodic additional lane closures may be required to facilitate deliveries,

dewatering and concrete works. • Permanent works will continue into late 2020, including waterproofing,

formwork, rebar installation and concrete works. Concrete structure expected to be complete late 2020.

LEASIDE STATION PROGRESS PHOTOS

MAIN ENTRANCE SECONDARY ENTRANCE

SYSTEMS AND TRACK RENDERINGS

TRACTION POWER SUBSTATION 10 OVERHEAD CATENARY

SYSTEM

SYSTEMS AND TRACK: WHAT TO EXPECT

Year What to Expect

Remaining Work for 2020

• Track installation from Mount Dennis Station to Cedarvale Station and from Leaside Station to Kennedy Station

• Installation of traction power cables from Mount Dennis Station to

Cedarvale Station and from Laird Station to Kennedy Station • Tunnel lighting installation from West Portal to Chaplin Station and

from Mount Pleasant Station to Science Center Station

• Overhead Catenary System (OCS) installation from West Portal to Chaplin Station, Mount Pleasant Station to Science Center Station, and from Wynford Dr to Kennedy Station

• Traction power systems at Mount Dennis Station and Keelesdale Station will be operational

• Begin installation of major electrical equipment, including Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) cabinets and panels, communications infrastructure, field end devices, radio towers, signaling and train control infrastructure, and tunnel ventilation fans

SYSTEMS AND TRACK PROGRESS PHOTOS

OVERHEAD CATENARY SYSTEM AT WEST GUIDEWAY

TRACTION POWER SUB STATION 10 DELIVERY

COMMUNITY BENEFITS & INVESTMENT

• The Eglinton Crosstown LRT Project contractually requires the constructor, Crosslinx Transit Solutions Constructors (CTSC), to embed community benefits in their work, including ensuring that local communities and historically disadvantaged groups benefit directly from the province’s $5.3 billion investment

• We are committed to making the pathway to Professional, Administrative and

Technical (PAT) roles in the construction industry more accessible to people facing barriers to employment

• CTS has hired 152 people in PAT roles to date, as well as 133 apprentices and

journey persons from historically disadvantage and equity seeking groups

• We are committed to supporting small and medium sized businesses along the Eglinton corridor, businesses impacted by our construction, and social enterprises that create employment and training opportunities for people who face systemic barriers to employment

• CTS has spent $587,175.14 on social enterprises and more than $6 million at local businesses

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THANK YOU!

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