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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).
Alpaca Drive (from Burridge Road to Banmoor Boulevard) Watermain Replacement
Ben Doran Boulevard and Other Local Roads Road Resurfacing
Brimorton Drive (from Markham Road to Scarborough Golf Club Road) Watermain Replacement
Bushby Drive and Grangeway Avenue (from McCowan Road to Progress Avenue) Road Resurfacing
Chancellor Drive and Mafeking Crescent Watermain Replacement
Edenmills Drive and Steepmaple Drove Watermain Replacement
Frolick Crescent, Greenock Avenue, Helicon Gate, Ingrid Drive, Milford Haven Drive, Newark Road and Tralee Avenue Road Resurfacing
Greenbrae Circuit (from Lawrence Avenue East to Markham Road) Road Resurfacing
Guildwood Parkway (from Livingston Road to Galloway Road) Road Resurfacing
Janray Drive and Lucerne Court Watermain Replacement
Livingston Road North, Greenvale Terrace and Kingston Road (from Greenvale to Celeste) Watermain Replacement
Military Trail New Sidewalk and Road Reconstruction
Mossbank Drive and Par Avenue (from Mossbank Drive to Nightingale Place) Watermain Replacement
Progress Avenue Bridge (over McCowan Road) Repairs
Purpledusk Trail and Trailridge Crescent Watermain Cleaning and Relining
Sharbot Avenue Watermain Replacement
East Highland Creek Sanitary Trunk Sewer Protection, and East and West Highland Creek Channel Restoration in Morningside Park
West Highland Creek Channel Restoration at Scarboro Golf and Country Club
Weir Crescent (from Galloway Road to 155 m North of Silvertip Crescent) Watermain Replacement
The City of Toronto ensures that tenants live in safe, well-maintained buildings through RentSafeTO, a bylaw enforcement program. Building owners must comply with the bylaws within the program or face financial penalties.
The information in this report states the results from scheduled apartment building audits conducted by Municipal Licensing & Standards bylaw officers.
RentSafeTO Ward 24 Audit Report