The document provides an update on steel reinforcement work taking place on the Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal from 2017 to 2019. Key points include that acoustic walls are 80% complete, reinforcement work has started, and the contractor plans to complete work by December 2018. Night shifts are scheduled to install steel components from 9pm to 5:30am Monday through Thursday. The project team is using various noise mitigation measures and monitoring noise levels during the work. Community partners are also using space near the bridge site over the summer to collect recyclables.
This document provides an overview and summary of a project to revamp Main Street in Bray, County Wicklow. The project will involve installing new footpaths, a cycle lane, drainage, lighting, and removing car parking. It is funded by the National Transport Authority for €1.1 million and will take place over 7 months beginning in March. The project aims to make Main Street more accessible for pedestrians and cyclists while reducing traffic speeds. Public communication and minimizing disruptions to businesses will be important during the works.
Leaside & Laird Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - September 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities at three LRT stations - Leaside, EEB3, and Laird - in Q3 2017. At Leaside Station, stage one support of excavation is underway and will be completed in stages through early 2018. Concrete pouring will begin at the EEB3 site in September for five months to form tracks. Mining operations are ongoing at Laird Station and will continue into late 2019. Sewer lining work with potential odours is also outlined. Progress photos of excavations at Leaside and Laird stations are included.
Leaside & Laird Stations Open House - October 2017Crosstown TO
Metrolinx is updating its Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) to 2041. The draft plan outlines how governments and transit agencies can work together to build an integrated transportation system. Metrolinx has released the draft plan for public review and consultation. The Eglinton Crosstown LRT project will continue construction in 2017, with milestones including excavating main station boxes and track installation. Safety is the top priority, and the project includes sustainability initiatives and designs excellence principles.
Chaplin-Avenue Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - October 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides construction updates for the Crosstown LRT project in the Avenue Road area in October 2017. Key activities include:
- Excavation and tunnel backfilling continuing at Avenue Station.
- Dewatering system installation requiring overnight lane closures on Eglinton Ave W from Braemar to Lascelles in October.
- Sewer lining work requiring overnight work from Braemar to Lascelles in October/November.
- Instrumentation installation continuing from Braemar to Lascelles.
- Watermain lining and valve installation work in October/November requiring some overnight work.
- Tunnel backfilling involving drilling and concrete pouring in the Highbourne area in October/
This document discusses the installation of LPG terminals by a top manufacturer. The company assists with terminal design, equipment specification, construction, start-up and commissioning. LPG is stored in terminals using spheres, mounded vessels or above ground tanks. The company provides turnkey EPCC contracts that cover design, engineering, fabrication, installation of piping and tanks, safety systems, civil works, and electrical and instrumentation work. They have experience building various types of LPG terminals globally.
Chaplin - Avenue Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - June 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities at the Avenue and Chaplin stations for the Crosstown LRT project in Q2 and Q3 of 2017. At Avenue station, excavation is underway at the main and secondary entrances and will continue level by level with supporting structures installed. Dewatering wells and utilities work including sewer lining and water main replacement will also take place. At Chaplin station, piling will continue at the tertiary and southeast areas and the pedestrian detour will be rerouted. Concept designs and progress photos are also included.
Chaplin & Avenue Stations Construction Liaison Committe Meeting - September 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities at the Avenue Station and Chaplin Station sites for the Crosstown LRT project. At Avenue Station, mining will begin in late 2017 and continue through 2019, and various surface works including dewatering, sewer lining, and watermain lining will occur in September/October 2017. Noise reduction plans are in place, and residential responses will be addressed. At Chaplin Station, piling and utility relocation will continue in Q3 2017, with traffic staging and additional works planned for Q4 2017. Overnight work is proposed for sanitary sewer diversions to expedite the work and reduce public odor exposure.
The document provides an update on steel reinforcement work taking place on the Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal from 2017 to 2019. Key points include that acoustic walls are 80% complete, reinforcement work has started, and the contractor plans to complete work by December 2018. Night shifts are scheduled to install steel components from 9pm to 5:30am Monday through Thursday. The project team is using various noise mitigation measures and monitoring noise levels during the work. Community partners are also using space near the bridge site over the summer to collect recyclables.
This document provides an overview and summary of a project to revamp Main Street in Bray, County Wicklow. The project will involve installing new footpaths, a cycle lane, drainage, lighting, and removing car parking. It is funded by the National Transport Authority for €1.1 million and will take place over 7 months beginning in March. The project aims to make Main Street more accessible for pedestrians and cyclists while reducing traffic speeds. Public communication and minimizing disruptions to businesses will be important during the works.
Leaside & Laird Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - September 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities at three LRT stations - Leaside, EEB3, and Laird - in Q3 2017. At Leaside Station, stage one support of excavation is underway and will be completed in stages through early 2018. Concrete pouring will begin at the EEB3 site in September for five months to form tracks. Mining operations are ongoing at Laird Station and will continue into late 2019. Sewer lining work with potential odours is also outlined. Progress photos of excavations at Leaside and Laird stations are included.
Leaside & Laird Stations Open House - October 2017Crosstown TO
Metrolinx is updating its Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) to 2041. The draft plan outlines how governments and transit agencies can work together to build an integrated transportation system. Metrolinx has released the draft plan for public review and consultation. The Eglinton Crosstown LRT project will continue construction in 2017, with milestones including excavating main station boxes and track installation. Safety is the top priority, and the project includes sustainability initiatives and designs excellence principles.
Chaplin-Avenue Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - October 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides construction updates for the Crosstown LRT project in the Avenue Road area in October 2017. Key activities include:
- Excavation and tunnel backfilling continuing at Avenue Station.
- Dewatering system installation requiring overnight lane closures on Eglinton Ave W from Braemar to Lascelles in October.
- Sewer lining work requiring overnight work from Braemar to Lascelles in October/November.
- Instrumentation installation continuing from Braemar to Lascelles.
- Watermain lining and valve installation work in October/November requiring some overnight work.
- Tunnel backfilling involving drilling and concrete pouring in the Highbourne area in October/
This document discusses the installation of LPG terminals by a top manufacturer. The company assists with terminal design, equipment specification, construction, start-up and commissioning. LPG is stored in terminals using spheres, mounded vessels or above ground tanks. The company provides turnkey EPCC contracts that cover design, engineering, fabrication, installation of piping and tanks, safety systems, civil works, and electrical and instrumentation work. They have experience building various types of LPG terminals globally.
Chaplin - Avenue Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - June 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities at the Avenue and Chaplin stations for the Crosstown LRT project in Q2 and Q3 of 2017. At Avenue station, excavation is underway at the main and secondary entrances and will continue level by level with supporting structures installed. Dewatering wells and utilities work including sewer lining and water main replacement will also take place. At Chaplin station, piling will continue at the tertiary and southeast areas and the pedestrian detour will be rerouted. Concept designs and progress photos are also included.
Chaplin & Avenue Stations Construction Liaison Committe Meeting - September 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities at the Avenue Station and Chaplin Station sites for the Crosstown LRT project. At Avenue Station, mining will begin in late 2017 and continue through 2019, and various surface works including dewatering, sewer lining, and watermain lining will occur in September/October 2017. Noise reduction plans are in place, and residential responses will be addressed. At Chaplin Station, piling and utility relocation will continue in Q3 2017, with traffic staging and additional works planned for Q4 2017. Overnight work is proposed for sanitary sewer diversions to expedite the work and reduce public odor exposure.
Leaside - Laird Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - July 2017Crosstown TO
Construction updates were provided for the Leaside and Laird stations of the Crosstown LRT. For Leaside station in Q3 2017, support of excavation will continue in stages and water main investigations will expose portions of a main near Bayview Ave. Overnight line painting of crosswalks is planned for July. At Laird station, mining operations will continue at the main and secondary entrances in Q3 with dewatering and concrete pouring also underway. Sewer lining work may result in odours near maintenance holes on Eglinton Ave E between Sutherland Dr and Brentcliffe Rd.
Pierre Robichaud has over 20 years of experience in various industries including mining, construction, and oil fields. He is a highly skilled and versatile operator who has experience operating many types of heavy equipment. Robichaud prides himself on his strong work ethic and safety record. He is bilingual in French and English.
Community Information Meeting of parkette design plan at Fairbank StationCrosstown TO
Metrolinx is building the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, a 19-kilometer light rail line running east-west through Toronto. Construction is underway on the Fairbank Station, with support of excavation and utility relocation currently taking place. Future plans for the station include exterior plazas and landscaping improvements to benefit the local community. Community engagement efforts have focused on employment, apprenticeships, and public art programs.
Fairbank & Oakwood Stations Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - Aug 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction progress at the Fairbank and Oakwood stations for the Crosstown LRT. At Fairbank Station, support of excavation using a top-down method is underway and will take 1.5 years to complete. Updates provided include piling, utilities relocation, and traffic staging. At Oakwood Station, support of excavation is complete at the entrances and excavation within the station box is proceeding using the sequential excavation method. Near-term work at Oakwood includes excavation, geotechnical instrumentation, crane assembly, and service connections requiring some overnight work. Progress photos document the current states of construction.
Western Works Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - September 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on ongoing construction works for the Crosstown LRT project in September 2017, including:
1) Works at the Maintenance and Storage Facility, Mount Dennis Station, the railway corridor, West Portal and elevated guideway, Keelesdale Station, and Caledonia Station.
2) Details on concrete pouring for the LRT tunnel invert and fit out, including delivery, laying of rebar, and pouring in stages.
3) Notices of works including pile driving and road/sidewalk closures at specific locations.
Forest Hill Station Open House - June 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides information about the construction of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project in Toronto. It discusses Metrolinx's regional transportation plan, the project details including a 19km LRT route with underground and surface stations, and safety and accessibility features. It outlines the construction methods using cut-and-cover and mined tunnels. It highlights 2017 construction milestones and provides renderings and progress updates for the Forest Hill station.
NRW undertook concrete and civil works for Rio Tinto Iron Ore's Western Turner Syncline project in Tom Price, Western Australia from May 2012 to November 2013, with a value of AU $94 million. The project involved installing around 21,000 cubic meters of concrete for the primary crusher, overland conveyor, and plant utilities areas, as well as erecting a corrugated steel arch, structural earthworks, fencing and bollards. It employed a peak workforce of 225 personnel over its 82 week duration.
Hutch O'Malley lead design team (including Praxis Architecture, Linesight, Harkin M&E, Coima, Simon Clear and Associates, Owens McCarthy, Adrian Purcell) worked with Nautic construction to deliver 8,500m3 of industrial space with 1 year of a devastating fire on the site outside Nenagh.
Brentcliffe-Victoria Park Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - July 2017Crosstown TO
1) The Crosstown LRT will be a 19-kilometre light rail line running east-west across Toronto, with 15 underground stations and 10 surface stops.
2) Construction involves distinct phases including preliminary works, utility relocations, tunnel excavation, station construction, track installation, and testing.
3) Recent progress includes completing tunnel construction, ongoing station construction activities, and beginning excavation of station boxes in 2017. Upcoming milestones are excavating 1 million tons of material and advancing utility relocations and guideway installation.
Chaplin & Avenue Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - November 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities for the Crosstown LRT project in the Avenue Road area in November and December 2017. Short term activities include connection borehole work, dewatering, sewer bypass and lining, watermain lining, and tunnel backfilling. Long term activities include the start of 24 hour mining at the Avenue Station secondary and main entrances. Renderings and maps show the progress and design of the Avenue Station. The document also provides a Chaplin Station construction update and concept drawing, outlining utility relocation, piling work, and traffic staging changes planned for that area.
Keelesdale Station, West Portal and Elevated Guideway Open House - October 2017Crosstown TO
This document provides information about Metrolinx's Crosstown LRT project, including:
- A description of the key aspects being built, such as underground and surface stations, maintenance facility, and route.
- An emphasis on safety as the top priority during construction.
- Details about the project's design principles and focus on sustainability, environment, and community benefits.
- Expected construction milestones and activities in 2017-2018 for various sections, including tunnel fit out, stations, and elevated guideways.
- Plans to minimize impacts on local businesses and support the community during construction.
Russell Noanoa has over 15 years of experience in civil construction and mining projects. He has worked as an earth works supervisor, leading hand, machine operator, and steel fixer on various projects in Western Australia and Queensland. His skills include operating civil machinery, steel fixing, concrete work, and he holds licenses for heavy vehicles, elevators, excavators, and other equipment. He provides references from his past employers at Laing O'Rourke and Brisbane City Council.
Hutch O'Malley lead design team (including Praxis Architecture, Linesight, Harkin M&E, Coima, Simon Clear and Associates, Owens McCarthy, Adrian Purcell) worked with Nautic construction to deliver 8,500m3 of industrial space with 1 year of a devastating fire on the site outside Nenagh.
Eglinton- Mount Pleasant Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - July 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction progress at the Eglinton Station and Mount Pleasant Station sites of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project. For Eglinton Station, demolition and utility relocation works were completed, with shoring underway along the south side of Eglinton Avenue. For Mount Pleasant Station, demolition was finished to make way for entrances, utilities relocation and piling started, and the current two-month traffic staging plan was presented. Concept drawings and photos showed construction progress including backfilling, hydro trenching and pole work.
RWE Mynydd y Gwair Supply Chain Event - Tim James / Kirsty CurryRae Davies
The document provides information about the Mynydd y Gwair Wind Farm project being developed by RWE Innogy UK. It discusses the location, number of turbines, capacity, investment amount, and community fund. It outlines the planning timeline including consent, surveys, enabling works and civil/electrical works. It describes the work packages, contracts, and opportunities for local suppliers in areas like civil works, foundations, electrical works, habitat restoration, and more.
Chaplin and Avenue Stations Open House - October 2017Crosstown TO
Metrolinx is updating its Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) to 2041. The draft plan outlines how governments and transit agencies can work together to build an integrated transportation system. Metrolinx has developed the draft plan through consultation and is seeking public review and comment. The Eglinton Crosstown LRT project will include 15 underground stations and 10 surface stops along a 19-kilometre route. Safety is the top priority, and the project aims to minimize environmental impacts and maximize sustainability in design and construction. Community benefits programs also aim to ensure positive impacts for disadvantaged groups.
Leaside & Laird Stations Construction Liaison Committee - October 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction progress at three Crosstown LRT stations - Leaside, EEB3, and Laird - in Q3 and Q4 of 2017. At Leaside Station, stage 1B support of excavation was underway with completion expected in November/December. Wet utility relocations were ongoing. At EEB3, tunnel invert pouring was continuing with concrete delivery. Mining operations were proceeding at the secondary entrance of Laird Station, with mining to continue at both entrances through late 2019. Progress photos from September and October 2017 were also included.
The document provides information about the construction of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project in Toronto. It discusses Metrolinx's regional transportation plan, the project details such as the 19km route and 25 stations (9 underground, 10 surface), safety and accessibility features, construction methods like cut-and-cover and sequential excavation mining, and community benefits like a youth-led mural at Laird station. Updates on construction progress in 2016-2017 are also outlined.
Western Works - Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - May 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides an overview and progress update of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project. Key points discussed include the maintenance and storage facility, Mount Dennis Station, tunnel construction, and progress at Keelesdale and Caledonia stations. Updates on concrete pouring in the tunnels and foundation work at various sites are also provided.
The document provides an overview of the city's current noise ordinance and seeks feedback on potential changes. It discusses that the ordinance regulates daytime and nighttime noise, is enforced by the police, and provides exceptions for necessary construction from 7 AM to 10 PM or work approved by the building official. The building official considers factors like location, start time, pour size, weather, traffic safety, time of year, and past complaints when granting exceptions. The workshop will discuss options like straight or partial modifications to construction hours or keeping the ordinance unchanged.
The document provides an overview of major infrastructure projects for 2017 by the Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated (JCCBI). It outlines ongoing investment and budgeted amounts for structures like the Champlain Bridge, Jacques Cartier Bridge, and Honoré Mercier Bridge. Specific projects discussed include deck replacement on the Honoré Mercier Bridge, environmental projects to protect the river, ongoing work on the Jacques Cartier Bridge, and a major repair program for the Champlain Bridge. It also summarizes a prefeasibility study on deconstructing the existing Champlain Bridge.
Leaside - Laird Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - July 2017Crosstown TO
Construction updates were provided for the Leaside and Laird stations of the Crosstown LRT. For Leaside station in Q3 2017, support of excavation will continue in stages and water main investigations will expose portions of a main near Bayview Ave. Overnight line painting of crosswalks is planned for July. At Laird station, mining operations will continue at the main and secondary entrances in Q3 with dewatering and concrete pouring also underway. Sewer lining work may result in odours near maintenance holes on Eglinton Ave E between Sutherland Dr and Brentcliffe Rd.
Pierre Robichaud has over 20 years of experience in various industries including mining, construction, and oil fields. He is a highly skilled and versatile operator who has experience operating many types of heavy equipment. Robichaud prides himself on his strong work ethic and safety record. He is bilingual in French and English.
Community Information Meeting of parkette design plan at Fairbank StationCrosstown TO
Metrolinx is building the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, a 19-kilometer light rail line running east-west through Toronto. Construction is underway on the Fairbank Station, with support of excavation and utility relocation currently taking place. Future plans for the station include exterior plazas and landscaping improvements to benefit the local community. Community engagement efforts have focused on employment, apprenticeships, and public art programs.
Fairbank & Oakwood Stations Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - Aug 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction progress at the Fairbank and Oakwood stations for the Crosstown LRT. At Fairbank Station, support of excavation using a top-down method is underway and will take 1.5 years to complete. Updates provided include piling, utilities relocation, and traffic staging. At Oakwood Station, support of excavation is complete at the entrances and excavation within the station box is proceeding using the sequential excavation method. Near-term work at Oakwood includes excavation, geotechnical instrumentation, crane assembly, and service connections requiring some overnight work. Progress photos document the current states of construction.
Western Works Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - September 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on ongoing construction works for the Crosstown LRT project in September 2017, including:
1) Works at the Maintenance and Storage Facility, Mount Dennis Station, the railway corridor, West Portal and elevated guideway, Keelesdale Station, and Caledonia Station.
2) Details on concrete pouring for the LRT tunnel invert and fit out, including delivery, laying of rebar, and pouring in stages.
3) Notices of works including pile driving and road/sidewalk closures at specific locations.
Forest Hill Station Open House - June 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides information about the construction of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project in Toronto. It discusses Metrolinx's regional transportation plan, the project details including a 19km LRT route with underground and surface stations, and safety and accessibility features. It outlines the construction methods using cut-and-cover and mined tunnels. It highlights 2017 construction milestones and provides renderings and progress updates for the Forest Hill station.
NRW undertook concrete and civil works for Rio Tinto Iron Ore's Western Turner Syncline project in Tom Price, Western Australia from May 2012 to November 2013, with a value of AU $94 million. The project involved installing around 21,000 cubic meters of concrete for the primary crusher, overland conveyor, and plant utilities areas, as well as erecting a corrugated steel arch, structural earthworks, fencing and bollards. It employed a peak workforce of 225 personnel over its 82 week duration.
Hutch O'Malley lead design team (including Praxis Architecture, Linesight, Harkin M&E, Coima, Simon Clear and Associates, Owens McCarthy, Adrian Purcell) worked with Nautic construction to deliver 8,500m3 of industrial space with 1 year of a devastating fire on the site outside Nenagh.
Brentcliffe-Victoria Park Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - July 2017Crosstown TO
1) The Crosstown LRT will be a 19-kilometre light rail line running east-west across Toronto, with 15 underground stations and 10 surface stops.
2) Construction involves distinct phases including preliminary works, utility relocations, tunnel excavation, station construction, track installation, and testing.
3) Recent progress includes completing tunnel construction, ongoing station construction activities, and beginning excavation of station boxes in 2017. Upcoming milestones are excavating 1 million tons of material and advancing utility relocations and guideway installation.
Chaplin & Avenue Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - November 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities for the Crosstown LRT project in the Avenue Road area in November and December 2017. Short term activities include connection borehole work, dewatering, sewer bypass and lining, watermain lining, and tunnel backfilling. Long term activities include the start of 24 hour mining at the Avenue Station secondary and main entrances. Renderings and maps show the progress and design of the Avenue Station. The document also provides a Chaplin Station construction update and concept drawing, outlining utility relocation, piling work, and traffic staging changes planned for that area.
Keelesdale Station, West Portal and Elevated Guideway Open House - October 2017Crosstown TO
This document provides information about Metrolinx's Crosstown LRT project, including:
- A description of the key aspects being built, such as underground and surface stations, maintenance facility, and route.
- An emphasis on safety as the top priority during construction.
- Details about the project's design principles and focus on sustainability, environment, and community benefits.
- Expected construction milestones and activities in 2017-2018 for various sections, including tunnel fit out, stations, and elevated guideways.
- Plans to minimize impacts on local businesses and support the community during construction.
Russell Noanoa has over 15 years of experience in civil construction and mining projects. He has worked as an earth works supervisor, leading hand, machine operator, and steel fixer on various projects in Western Australia and Queensland. His skills include operating civil machinery, steel fixing, concrete work, and he holds licenses for heavy vehicles, elevators, excavators, and other equipment. He provides references from his past employers at Laing O'Rourke and Brisbane City Council.
Hutch O'Malley lead design team (including Praxis Architecture, Linesight, Harkin M&E, Coima, Simon Clear and Associates, Owens McCarthy, Adrian Purcell) worked with Nautic construction to deliver 8,500m3 of industrial space with 1 year of a devastating fire on the site outside Nenagh.
Eglinton- Mount Pleasant Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - July 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction progress at the Eglinton Station and Mount Pleasant Station sites of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project. For Eglinton Station, demolition and utility relocation works were completed, with shoring underway along the south side of Eglinton Avenue. For Mount Pleasant Station, demolition was finished to make way for entrances, utilities relocation and piling started, and the current two-month traffic staging plan was presented. Concept drawings and photos showed construction progress including backfilling, hydro trenching and pole work.
RWE Mynydd y Gwair Supply Chain Event - Tim James / Kirsty CurryRae Davies
The document provides information about the Mynydd y Gwair Wind Farm project being developed by RWE Innogy UK. It discusses the location, number of turbines, capacity, investment amount, and community fund. It outlines the planning timeline including consent, surveys, enabling works and civil/electrical works. It describes the work packages, contracts, and opportunities for local suppliers in areas like civil works, foundations, electrical works, habitat restoration, and more.
Chaplin and Avenue Stations Open House - October 2017Crosstown TO
Metrolinx is updating its Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) to 2041. The draft plan outlines how governments and transit agencies can work together to build an integrated transportation system. Metrolinx has developed the draft plan through consultation and is seeking public review and comment. The Eglinton Crosstown LRT project will include 15 underground stations and 10 surface stops along a 19-kilometre route. Safety is the top priority, and the project aims to minimize environmental impacts and maximize sustainability in design and construction. Community benefits programs also aim to ensure positive impacts for disadvantaged groups.
Leaside & Laird Stations Construction Liaison Committee - October 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction progress at three Crosstown LRT stations - Leaside, EEB3, and Laird - in Q3 and Q4 of 2017. At Leaside Station, stage 1B support of excavation was underway with completion expected in November/December. Wet utility relocations were ongoing. At EEB3, tunnel invert pouring was continuing with concrete delivery. Mining operations were proceeding at the secondary entrance of Laird Station, with mining to continue at both entrances through late 2019. Progress photos from September and October 2017 were also included.
The document provides information about the construction of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project in Toronto. It discusses Metrolinx's regional transportation plan, the project details such as the 19km route and 25 stations (9 underground, 10 surface), safety and accessibility features, construction methods like cut-and-cover and sequential excavation mining, and community benefits like a youth-led mural at Laird station. Updates on construction progress in 2016-2017 are also outlined.
Western Works - Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - May 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides an overview and progress update of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project. Key points discussed include the maintenance and storage facility, Mount Dennis Station, tunnel construction, and progress at Keelesdale and Caledonia stations. Updates on concrete pouring in the tunnels and foundation work at various sites are also provided.
The document provides an overview of the city's current noise ordinance and seeks feedback on potential changes. It discusses that the ordinance regulates daytime and nighttime noise, is enforced by the police, and provides exceptions for necessary construction from 7 AM to 10 PM or work approved by the building official. The building official considers factors like location, start time, pour size, weather, traffic safety, time of year, and past complaints when granting exceptions. The workshop will discuss options like straight or partial modifications to construction hours or keeping the ordinance unchanged.
The document provides an overview of major infrastructure projects for 2017 by the Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated (JCCBI). It outlines ongoing investment and budgeted amounts for structures like the Champlain Bridge, Jacques Cartier Bridge, and Honoré Mercier Bridge. Specific projects discussed include deck replacement on the Honoré Mercier Bridge, environmental projects to protect the river, ongoing work on the Jacques Cartier Bridge, and a major repair program for the Champlain Bridge. It also summarizes a prefeasibility study on deconstructing the existing Champlain Bridge.
Meeting of the Verdun / Le Sud-Ouest Good Neighbourly Relations Committee
New Champlain Bridge Corridor Project
Borough of Verdun Town Hall- 18 April 2017
Meeting objectives :
1 - Present the chosen solution for the anti-noise walls of the highway corridor
2 - Discuss the work completed, underway and to come from now until summer 2017
3 - Answer questions, identify potential solutions and discuss the issues
1) The presentation outlines major infrastructure projects totaling $211M for 2018 including repair work on the Honoré Mercier Bridge, Bonaventure Expressway, Jacques Cartier Bridge, and environmental projects to protect the river.
2) Extensive repair and reinforcement work is planned for the Jacques Cartier Bridge in 2018, including steel reinforcement, cleaning, painting, and repairs.
3) The Champlain Bridge will undergo continued monitoring and repair works in 2018, including installing a reinforcement system on pier caps and modular trusses as needed. Planning is also underway for the bridge's eventual deconstruction.
This document summarizes the agenda and discussions from a meeting of the Jacques Cartier Bicycle Path Network Advisory Committee. The main topics discussed were: 1) network operation and safety improvements being implemented, 2) upcoming work projects to separate the bike and pedestrian paths and replace guard rails, and 3) a winter maintenance pilot project to clear ice and snow. Next steps and contact information were also provided.
Objective of the meeting
Provide information about the work that has been completed, is underway and planned between now and January 2017
Follow up on the various files under the responsibility of Infrastructure Canada
Answer questions, find potential solutions and discuss the issues
Objectives of the Meeting
1/ Provide information about the work that has been completed, is underway and planned between now and spring 2018
2/ Answer questions, find potential solutions and discuss the issues
- Follow up on the various files under the responsibility of Infrastructure Canada : anti-noise wall and DEL lightning
- Provide information about the work that has been completed, is underway and planned between now and July 2017
- Answer questions, find potential solutions and discuss the issues
Objectives of the Meeting
- Provide information about the work that has been completed, is underway and planned between now and fall 2017
- Answer questions, find potential solutions and discuss the issues
Bathurst St and King St W TTC Track Allowance Reconstruction Chris Myers
A presentation that I prepared and presented to in house staff in 2011 of the reconstruction of the TTC Track Allowance in the intersection and related work.
Leaside & Laird Construction Liaison Committee - November 2017Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction progress for the Crosstown LRT project. It summarizes work underway at Leaside Station including ongoing support of excavation and future traffic staging changes. Tunnel fit out work at EEB3 is also discussed, showing concrete delivery and pouring of the tunnel invert. Updates are given for Laird Station, including 24/7 mining operations and progress photos of the main and secondary entrances. The document concludes with information on marketing support for local businesses through an Experience Eglinton ad campaign and signage during construction.
Chaplin & Avenue Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - July 2017Crosstown TO
This document provides updates on construction activities at the Avenue Station and Chaplin Station sites for the Crosstown LRT project in Q2 and Q3 of 2017.
For Avenue Station, excavation and monitoring installations will continue in Q2 and Q3, with utilities work and sound wall installations also planned. Dewatering systems will be operating by Q4.
For Chaplin Station, piling will continue at entrances and the station box through Q3. Utilities relocation and traffic staging are also outlined. Concept diagrams show the planned layouts of both stations. Progress photos depict current construction stages.
- Inform you about the work that has been completed, is under way and planned between now and October 2016
- Present the proposal retained for the anti-noise walls on the South Shore
- Answer questions, find possible solutions and discuss the issues
Meeting of the Verdun / Le Sud-Ouest Good Neighbourly Relations Committee
New Champlain Bridge Corridor Project
Centre Elgar - 8 february 2017
- Discuss the work completed, underway and to come from now until spring 2017
- Follow up on the various files under the responsibility of Infrastructure Canada and Ville de Montréal
- Answer questions, identify potential solutions and discuss the issues
Thanks to detailed and proactive planning, coordination with the
transportation partners, and work done mainly at night and on weekends, JCCBI accomplished the
ambitious program set at the beginning of the season while minimizing the impact on users. Major
repair and reinforcement work was carried out on the Corporation’s entire network this year to keep
users safe and ensure that its structures last as long as possible.
Leaside - Laird Construction Liaison Committee Meeting - May 2018Crosstown TO
The document provides updates on construction activities at the Leaside and Laird stations for the Crosstown LRT project. For Leaside station, piling and excavation work is underway and expected to last 3-4 months. Watermain work requiring overnight shutoffs is also planned for May. Lane reductions and turn restrictions will be implemented during subsequent construction stages. Progress photos show excavation and shoring work. For Laird station, 24-hour tunneling is underway and will continue until late 2019, with noise monitoring and community communications ongoing. Progress photos depict excavation at the secondary and main entrances.
Meeting of the Verdun / Le Sud-Ouest Good Neighbourly Relations Committee
New Champlain Bridge Corridor Project
Centre communautaire Elgar – June 15, 2016
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Objectifs
• Formaliser et structurer les échanges sur le réseau cyclable du pont Jacques-Cartier avec les groupes cyclistes et les partenaires
• Suivre les enjeux courants et les projets sur une base trimestrielle
• Contribuer à la promotion du transport actif grâce à des liens sécuritaires, accessibles et conviviaux
Goals
• Formalize and structure discussions about the Jacques Cartier Bridge bicycle path network with cyclist groups and partners
• Track current issues and projects on a quarterly basis
• Help promote active transportation with paths that are safe, accessible and user-friendly
Les Ponts Jacques Cartier et Champlain Incorporée (PJCCI) a tenu le 19 septembre 2017 son assemblée générale annuelle afin de présenter son bilan d’activités et ses résultats financiers pour l’exercice 2016-2017. Poursuivant son imposant programme de réfection et d’entretien adapté aux défis uniques associés à ses infrastructures vieillissantes, PJCCI a investi cette année une somme de 252 M$ pour réaliser des travaux majeurs.
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“This year, we made progress in managing the risks of our infrastructure and integrating it into the community we serve. This approach has given us solid footing to address challenges and seize opportunities in the future. ”
– Paul T. Kefalas
« Les avancées réalisées cette année afin de gérer les risques liés aux infrastructures et de rehausser l’intégration de ces dernières au cœur des communautés desservies solidifient notre assise pour les défis et les opportunités à venir. »
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2. 2
Outline
Good Neighbourly Relations
Committee
+ Work on the steel structure
- Work status
- Planning for the coming weeks
- Status of noise management
+ Other updates
+ Discussion period
+ Next meeting
4. 4
Work status
+ Contractor: Stellaire Construction
+ Work monitoring: WSC
+ Overall start-up complete
+ Equipment delivered
+ Various types of work related to noise management
Work platform above De
Maisonneuve Boulevard
6. 6
Steel work schedule
+ Work planned for the coming weeks
- Installation of scaffolding
- Set up of noise mitigation measures
• Approx. 4 nights of work
• Boom lift, forklift and tracked carrier at the site
- Surface preparation
• Grinding and sandblasting (day)
- Steel repairs
• Removal of rivets during the day (approx. 6
workers)
• Some steel work at night
7. 7
Steel work schedule
+ Work shifts
- One work shift until early March
• 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (30 workers)
- Two work shifts starting in early March
• 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (12 workers)
• 9:00 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. (18 workers)
- From Monday morning to Friday night
9. 9
Noise management
Noise management plan – steel work site
+ Ambient noise readings taken before the work
+ Ongoing – Installation of acoustic barriers + noise
screens
+ Strict noise management by the monitoring team
+ Optimization of work schedules (as much noisy work
as possible done during the day)
10. 10
Noise management
Measures have been monitored since start-up
+ Confinement of compressors (shelter made from plywood,
soundproofing panels and soundproofing wool)
+ Sound barrier installed near 2004 De Maisonneuve
+ Low-noise generator
11. 11
Noise management
Measures have been monitored since start-up
+ Optimization of the work area
+ Attention paid to the choice and position of
temporary lighting
+ Contractor's work method
+ Site set up so as to reduce backing up of gangway
delivery truck
+ Boom lift with a white-noise back-up alarm
+ Forklift truck with a white-noise back-up alarm or
flagger used
+ Prebuilt gangway
+ Screws used as much as possible instead of nails
13. 13
Other work
+ Priority replacement of a strut under the
multipurpose path on the west side between
René-Lévesque and Falardeau until mid-March
- Attention will be paid to the equipment used and
noise management. Guidelines have been given
to the contractor.
- Estimated work schedule: 3 weeks, including
start-up and dismantling.
+ Continued work to replace guard rails on the
multipurpose path and sidewalk
14. 14
Other work
+ Continuation of winter maintenance pilot project
on the multipurpose path
- VéloBus Jacques-Cartier service offered
during peak hours in collaboration with the
RTL
16. 16
Let’s stay connected!
Information and communication tools
+ Notices to residents
+ Work advisories available online and via e-mail alerts
+ Resource people
+ Good Neighbourly Relations Committee
+ Twitter account for the Jacques Cartier Bridge @pontJCBridge
+ www.JacquesCartierChamplain.ca
Questions, complaints or comments?
+ 450-651-8771
+ communications@pjcci.ca
Next meeting TBD (mid-April to mid-May)