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Spadina-Fort York Profile – 2016 Census
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A road classification system designates streets into different groups or classes according to the type of service each group is intended to provide. This is a fundamental tool for urban development and road management. Grouping roads with similar functions can improve transportation planning, road infrastructure design, maintenance, traffic and road operations.
Every street owned by the City of Toronto has been given one of five classifications (with the exception of public laneways).
All construction notices below are organized by street name.
Dovercourt Road (from Sudbury Street to College Street) City Construction
F.G. Gardiner Expressway Bay Street On-Ramp Substructure Repairs
F.G. Gardiner Expressway (from Cherry Street to Lower Jarvis Street) Strategic Rehabilitation
F.G. Gardiner Expressway (from Grand Magazine Street to Dan Leckie Way) Hammer Sounding Survey
Front Street South Side (from Rees Street to Lower Sherbourne Street) Sanitary, Storm Sewers and Maintenance Hole Rehabilitation
Hanna Avenue (South of East Liberty Street) Road Reconstruction and New Sidewalk Installation
Lower Jarvis Street (from the Queen’s Quay to the Esplanade) Watermain and Sanitary Sewer Replacement
Queen Street West (from Bay Street to Fennings Street) TTC Track Replacement, Watermain Replacement and BIA Streetscape Improvements
Scott Street, Market Street and Frederick Street Sanitary Sewer Chamber Rehabilitation
Scott Street Pumping Station Service Area Catch Basin Works
Simcoe Street (from Queen Street West to Elm Street) Watermain Replacement
Spadina Avenue (from Front Street West to King Street West) Watermain Replacement
Station Street (from Lower Simcoe Street to York Street) Watermain Cleaning and Relining
Western Beaches Along Lake Shore Boulevard West (between Parkside Drive and Strachan Avenue) Tunnel Rehabilitation
In preparation for the Inner Harbour West Tunnel of the Don River and Central Waterfront Wet Weather Flow System, the City of Toronto will be carrying out site investigations to determine soil, rock and groundwater conditions, and confirm below ground utilities at multiple locations across the downtown waterfront.
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