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Accessible loading zone proposed in front of Davisville aquatic centre
A motion asks Toronto and East York Community Council to designate a curbside accessible loading zone in front of the new Davisville aquatic and community centre to permit Wheel-Trans and other accessible vehicles to load and unload passengers during peak hours. The zone would serve residents with mobility needs at a new city facility.
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• New accessible loading zone proposed at Davisville facility serving Wheel-Trans and permit holders during peak pick-up/drop-off periods.
The journey
Wed, Jul 8 · Toronto and East York Community Council · adopted
Wed, Jul 29 · Toronto City Council · not yet heard
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ContainedA single designated loading zone at one facility. Reversible without cost. One site-specific accessibility accommodation that does not constrain future council decisions or redirect budgets. Passes the test: a future council could remove or relocate the zone.Touches a narrow groupTouches daily life for Wheel-Trans users and residents with mobility equipment who access this facility, a specific group. No present-week effect shown on the record, only a statement of intent. The aquatic centre itself may or may not be open yet (not stated). The loading zone, if approved, affects only pick-up/drop-off moments at this one location.
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