The filed record
Missing Link Sidewalk Program: 2020 Local Road Sidewalk Installation
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The decision
2020-05-28 · Toronto City Council · adopted
As filed
City Council on May 28, 2020, adopted the following: 1. City Council direct the General Manager, Transportation Services to continue with the planned delivery of sidewalks on the following road sections: a. Bobmar Road (west side from Ellesmere Road to 140 metres north of Military Trail); b. Braywin Drive (north side from 36 Braywin Drive to 48 Braywin Drive); c. Markdale Avenue (west side from Strathearn Road to south end of Markdale Avenue); d.
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Parkwood Avenue (west side from St. Clair Avenue West to 42 metres north of St. Clair Avenue West); and e. Vanderhoof Avenue (south side from 135 metres west of Brentcliffe Road to Glassworks Drive).
On the agenda
As the city filed it
Provision of safe, comfortable and accessible sidewalks on all public streets is a fundamental objective of the Vision Zero 2.0 Road Safety Plan. Sidewalks support safety, accessibility, affordable transportation, physical activity, safe routes to school, aging in place and sustainable growth. Through the Missing Sidewalk Installation Program, Transportation Services reviews opportunities to install sidewalks on all roadway classifications through bundling with other state-of-good-repair roadway or utility work, as well as stand-alone delivery.
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Transportation Services has the authority to install sidewalks on arterial and collector roads in accordance with the Missing Sidewalk Installation Policy. An update to the policy, adopted by Council in July 2019 delegated final decision making authority to the General Manager, Transportation Services to add sidewalks to local roads as part of road reconstruction, to accommodate a request for a person with a disability, and in cases where a Community Council has approved a new traffic-calming measure after the policy was adopted. In July 2019, Council directed that sidewalk proposals not otherwise delegated to the General Manager, Transportation Services, or those requested by a Member of Council, be reported on an annual basis to the Infrastructure and Environment Committee for recommendation to City Council. In accordance with this direction, this report recommends the installation of sidewalks on the following local roads: Bobmar Road (west side, Ward 25) Braywin Drive (north side, Ward 1) Markdale Avenue (west side, Ward 12) Parkwood Avenue (west side, Ward 12) Vanderhoof Avenue (south side, Ward 15) A map of the sidewalk projects proposed in this report is included as Attachment 1.
Staff recommended
The General Manager, Transportation Services recommends that: 1. City Council direct Transportation Services to continue with the planned delivery of sidewalks on the following road sections: a. Bobmar Road (west side from Ellesmere Road to 140 metres north of Military Trail); b. Braywin Drive (north side from 36 Braywin Drive to 48 Braywin Drive); c. Markdale Avenue (west side from Strathearn Road to south end of Markdale Avenue); d.
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Parkwood Avenue (west side from St. Clair Avenue West to 42 metres north of St. Clair Avenue West); e. Vanderhoof Avenue (south side from 135 metres west of Brentcliffe Road to Glassworks Drive).
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