STAGE 2 LRT CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION SESSION WITH WESTBORO, MCKELLAR PARK AND CARLINGWOOD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS - APRIL 29, 2021 7:30 - 9:00 P.M ...
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Stage 2 LRT Construction
Information Session
with Westboro, McKellar Park and
Carlingwood Community Associations
April 29, 2021
7:30 – 9:00 p.m.
AGENDA
➢Public art brief
➢Key construction milestones for 2021
➢Station construction and design overview
➢Connectivity review update
➢Questions and Answers
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2021 KEY MILESTONES
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SCOTT STREET DETOUR
➢ Buses will move onto Scott St from
Transitway in April 2022.
➢ Widening of Scott St, west of Tunney’s
Pasture, to accommodate additional bus
traffic
➢ MUPs and traffic signals will be relocated
during the detour
➢ Fencing will be in place around work
zones
➢ Construction of a transit-only bridge at
Roosevelt Ave
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SCOTT ST. DETOUR - ROOSEVELT PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE AT DOMINION AVE.
➢ Utilities relocation work is
currently ongoing prior to
bridge removal later this
spring
➢ Summer installation of
temporary new bridge for
buses to cross over
Transitway
➢ Sound buffering echo
barriers will be installed
near residential area at
Workman/Dominion
➢ This is to allow construction
of the station and guideway
in Transitway trench while
maintaining bus routes
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NEW BRIDGE AT ROOSEVELT & DOMINION - WORKMAN AVENUES
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Graphic depiction only
KÌCHÌ SÌBÌ STATION SITE (DOMINION STATION)
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KITCHISSIPPI LOOKOUT AND SJAM
➢ Utilities relocation between Atlantis Ave and
SJAM, to Kitchissippi Lookout: May to July
➢ Work at Atlantis Avenue requires a temporary
road closure May-June 2021
➢ Boreholes to determine locations of rock
underway through May
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KÌCHÌ SÌBÌ STATION AREA – ALIGNMENT
10SLURRY PLANT AT SJAM
11SLURRY PLANT OPERATIONS ALONG SJAM
12CLEARY AVENUE
➢Cleary and Richmond area
utilities work is ongoing with
manholes and West Nepean
Collector excavation
➢New watermain installation
this summer
13CLEARY AVENUE
14SHERBOURNE STATION AREA
➢ Relocation of utilities is
ongoing, anticipated to be
completed this summer.
➢ Drilling of soldier piles
ongoing for the excavation
of the tunnel
➢ Excavation work within
Byron Linear Park is
expected to begin in late
June
15OVERVIEW – BYRON LINEAR PARK
1. Tunnel work is progressing well across 6. Echo Barriers will be installed in more
the Parkway tunnel areas as concrete barriers with wire
2. Utilities relocation work is making fencing get placed following
progress with work continuing in some advancement of activities
areas 7. Rock breaking is making progress
3. Asphalt paving on Byron Avenue has across the tunnel zone
started and will progress in May 8. 13-day closure of Woodroffe at
4. Contractor to install and relocate Richmond end of May for structure
barriers installation
5. Concrete pouring of tunnel walls 9. Truck hauling on arterial roads only
throughout spring-summer from Byron
Ave
16BYRON LINEAR PARK – CUT AND COVER TUNNEL
➢The Cut and Cover tunnel
in Byron Linear Park is
being excavated to an
approximate depth of 10.5
metres.
➢Cut and Cover
construction operations
are now underway and will
continue until 2023.
➢Rock breaking is required
to excavate for the tunnel
between Hartleigh Avenue
and Sherbourne Road.
17BYRON LINEAR PARK – AERIAL VIEWS OF PROGRESS & ROCK BREAKING
18WOODROFFE AVENUE AT RICHMOND ROAD – 13-DAY CLOSURE
➢ Construction of a temporary road
bridge crossing Woodroffe will
begin on May 28 for 13 days.
➢ This temporary closure is
required to maintain traffic flow
while tunnel excavation occurs
underneath.
➢ Preparations start early May
followed by a 13-day road closure
with daytime and nighttime work
scheduled starting May 28.
19PARKWAY GUIDEWAY – EXCAVATION
WITH CONSTRUCTION ZONES
Zone 13
Zone 9, 10, 11
Zone 5, 6, 7,
Zone 1 & 3
ZONE START DATE QUANTITY (2021)
1&3 MAY 2021 18,000 m3
5, 6, 7 OCT 2020 66,000 m3
9, 10 & 11 NOV 2020 53,000 m3
13a, 13b, 13c APR 2021 42,000 m3
Total 179,000 m3
25,000 loads
20PARKWAY GUIDEWAY - STRUCTURES
21STATIONS
22WESTBORO STATION
• St
art Finish
June 2022 September 2023
Facts:
Westboro Station
Number of Entrances 2
Bus Connections Yes
Elevators 2
Bike Parking Spaces 40
Benches 1
Fare Gates 10
23KICHI SIBI STATION
Start Finish
July 2022 March 2023
Facts:
Kichi Sibi Station
Number of Entrances 2
Bus Connections Yes
Elevators 2
Bike Parking Spaces 60
Benches 3
Fare Gates 5
24SHERBOURNE STATION
• St
art Finish
June 2022 November 2023
Facts:
Sherbourne Station
Number of Entrances 1
Bus Connections Yes
Elevators 1
Bike Parking Spaces 20
Benches 1
Fare Gates 5
25COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
26COMMUNITY IMPACTS
• Majority of the work will occur from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
• There will be intermittent overnight and weekend work. Weekend work will
begin at 8am on Saturdays, 9am on Sundays.
• Construction is permitted to occur between 6:00 am to 10:00 pm 7
days/week.
o All construction work in Ottawa is permitted to work 7 days a week;
o In Ottawa there are NO mechanisms to prevent 7 days a week work;
o During COVID-19, Province of Ontario superseded Ottawa’s by laws
allowing work to begin at 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. Monday to Sunday;
o In Ottawa, affected ward Councillors’ play a role in the issuance of Noise
By-law Exemption permits for night work.
27COMMUNITY IMPACTS
• Noise and vibration from trucks and heavy equipment should be expected.
• Noise and vibration levels are continuously monitored and reported to the City to ensure they are within
the limits established for the Project.
• Dust suppression and street sweeping will be ongoing. Site lighting for overnight work will be required,
which will be directed away from residences.
• All pedestrian, cycling, bus, and vehicular movements will generally be maintained during construction
apart from highway ramp closures. Pedestrians and cyclists should use extra caution when localized
detours are in place.
• Motorists should adhere to detours, traffic control signage, posted speed limits, and use extra caution as
traffic patterns change. Motorists should use caution and allow for added travel time when moving
through active construction corridors.
28STAKEHOLDER RELATIONS
Stage 2 is committed to providing:
• Rapid response to public inquires
• Proactive communications through newsletters, online articles, videos, social
media updates, public notices
• Providing dedicated presentations to affected groups and residents
• Dedicated contact with City’s Rail Construction Program
For Ward 15 residents: Jessica Maxwell
Stakeholder Relations, Rail Construction Program, City of Ottawa
Jessica.Maxwell@ottawa.ca
For Ward 7 residents: Damon Berlin
Stakeholder Relations, Rail Construction Program, City of Ottawa
Damon.Berlin@ottawa.ca
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