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Page 1: Six Points Reconfiguration - Community Update June, 2013 (Poster Boards)

Community Update #1June 17, 2013

Reconfiguration of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

Project Timeline

2007 2008 2009

Oct 2007Sept 2007 Aug 2009

May 2009

Staff report for action – Final R

eport –3699 Bloor Street W

est and 925 Kipling A

venue20

Attachm

ent 4:Potential C

ontext Plan

Six Points Interchange Reconfiguration Class

Environmental Assessment Study

West District Design Initiative (WDDI)

Kipling Mobility Hub Master Plan

Toronto West Courthouse Rezoning Application

Purpose: to produce urban design visions for three properties; •Bloor-Islington Lands

•Westwood Theatre Lands and

•Current Etobicoke Civic Complex (CECC) site.

The urban design visions explored the built form potential of the sites in order to guide their comprehensive redevelopment.

Objective: to identify the built form options that maximize net value on these sites while supporting the policies of the;•Toronto Official Plan

•Etobicoke Centre Secondary Plan

•Other applicable regulations

The Six Points Interchange Reconfiguration Environmental Assessment Study was developed in tandem with the West District Design Initiative

Purpose: to recommend a preferred option for the reconfiguration of the Six Points Interchange.

Objective: to support the Secondary Plan, to generate development potential, and to create a better urban connection and improved pedestrian and vehicular access between the Westwood Theatre Lands and lands to the north.

Purpose: to amend the Etobicoke Centre Zoning By-law

Objective: to permit a Provincial Courthouse and ancillary uses.

The project was cancelled by the province in March 2010.

Purpose: to relocate Mississauga Transit bus facility from Islington Subway Station into the Kipling Mobility Hub

Objective: to develop a plan for an integrated Mobility Hub that supports the Centre and the Big Move (Metrolinx’s Project)

Kipling Station Design Charrette

[MAY][NOV]

West District Design Initiative Design Charrette

The Six Points Interchange is generally bound by the Etobicoke Centre Limits plus a portion of Kipling north of Bloor St. West. According to the City of Toronto Official Plan, the Etobicoke Centre is the City’s western urban focal point and one of four designated Centers.

The Etobicoke Centre is strategically located at the western gateway to the City between Toronto’s downtown and International Airport, and is well positioned to assist in the implementation of urban structure and growth management objectives of the City. This location is also served by two major subway stations on the Bloor-Danforth subway line, namely Islington and Kipling stations. A GO Transit rail station is also located at Kipling Station which connects the City to other Cities within the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

The vision for Etobicoke Centre is for an integrated, mixed use community with the feel and function of an urban core, and through the development of identified transportation network, it will further provide a safe access to all commuters to existing and new developments. It will implement the public realm vision from the previous studies while creating a friendly atmosphere for pedestrians and cyclists.

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

2011 2012 20132010 2014

Oct 2009 Nov 2011 Mar 2013 Fall 2014Spring 2014

10 WESTWOOD PRECINCT

PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF CONCEPTUAL MASSING OF THE SITE

DUNDAS ST. W

STREET B

STREET A

KIPLING AVE.

BLOOR ST. W

Westwood Precinct Urban Design

Guidelines

Etobicoke Centre Public Space & Streetscape Plan

Six Points Interchange Detailed Design starts

Construction scheduled to start

Utility relocation scheduled to start

[JUNE]

Etobicoke Centre Public Space &

Streetscape Plan Open House WE ARE

HERE

Objective: to finalize the urban design guidelines and formulate a strategy to unify the Etobicoke Centre into a vibrant, healthy, pedestrian friendly environment.

After the Courthouse cancelation, this Plan updated the recommendations for the Westwood Precinct to better connect it to the rest of the Centre.

Purpose: to implement the public realm vision from the previous initiatives.

Objective: to finalize the detailed design and prepare for construction

Purpose: to provide a development framework for the Westwood Precinct.

Initiated in 2008, the study was the result of the selection of the Westwood Precinct as the site for the new Toronto West Courthouse.

Objective: to confirm and update the urban design guidelines from the West District Design Initiative (2007) and the Etobicoke Centre Secondary Plan (2002).

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

Schedule

Design

2013 2014 2015

Utilities relocation

Construction

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COMMUNITY UPDATE #2

COMMUNITY UPDATE #1

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*Dundas Realignment to be constructed first

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

Existing Study Area

A. Kipling Looking North

Kipling Ave.

Kipling Ave.

Bloor St.

Sou

rce:

Bin

g M

aps

Sou

rce:

Goo

gle

Str

eetv

iew

Bloor St.

Dund

as S

t.

Dund

as S

t.

B. Westwood Theatre

C. Bloor At Kipling Looking East

D. Dundas At Beamish Looking North F. Dundas Looking East G. Kipling Looking South H. Kipling Subway StationE. Dundas At Kipling Looking South

B

G

E

F

C

H

A

D

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Existing Road Network

KIPL

ING

AVE

KIPL

ING

AVE

BLOOR STREETBLOOR STREET

DUNDAS STREET

DUNDAS STREET

DUNBLOO

R RD

BEAMISH DR

04

Westwood Theatre

*

*Kipling GO Station

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

KIPL

ING

AVE

BLOOR STREETBLOOR STREET

DUNDAS STREET

DUNDAS STREET

DDDDDUUUUUUNNNNNBBBBBBLLLLLOOOOOOOOO

RRRRRRRRRDDDDDDD

BBBBEEEAAAAMMMMMMIISSHH

DDDRR

Proposed Road Network

Legend

Existing Roads to Be Improved

Future Development Roads

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Proposed Plan

STOP

STOP

STOP

C CA

AB

B

D

D

E

E

BLOOR STREET

BEA

MISH

DR

IVE

DUN

BLOOR R

D

BLOOR STREET

DUNDAS STR

EET

DUNDAS STREE

T

KIP

LIN

G A

VEN

UE

0 50 10025

LegendDevelopable Parcels

Study Area

Sidewalk

All-way Stop

Existing to Remain

Roadway

Signalized Intersection

Bicycle lane

Right-in Right-out

STOP

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

Key Map Legend

Proposed Dundas Street Typical Cross Section Mid-Block ~ 42 M Right-of-Way

Cross Section A

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.50

3.75buildingsetback

3.75

21.00m

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW 42.00m

8.25Boulevard8.25

Roadway25.50

2.10 1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.50

raisedbicycletrack

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.102.00

frontage and

marketing zone

2.002.40

raisedbicycletrack

2.40

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

PROPOSED DUNDAS ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

pedestrian wayfrontage and marketing zone

bicycle infrastructuretree and furniture zone

medianturning lane

through lane

Proposed Dundas Street Typical Cross Section Mid-Block ~ 42 M Right-of-Way

Similar to Yonge St at North York Centre

Yonge St.

30m

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.50

3.75buildingsetback

3.75

21.00m

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW 42.00m

8.25Boulevard8.25

Roadway24.50

2.10 1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.50

raisedbicycletrack

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.102.00

frontage and

marketing zone

2.002.40

raisedbicycletrack

2.40

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

tree andfurniture

zone

1.600.35 0.350.50

PROPOSED DUNDAS ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

pedestrian wayfrontage and marketing zone

bicycle infrastructuretree and furniture zone

medianturning lane

through lane

sect

ion

07

Boulevard extended with future development

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

Key Map Legend

Proposed Bloor Street West Typical Cross Section Mid-Block ~ 42 M Right-of-Way

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.30

1.35buildingsetback

1.35

21.00m

throughlane

3.30

throughlane

3.30

throughlane

3.30

Proposed ROW 42.00m

10.35-11.50mBoulevard

7.05-10.35mRoadway

21.3m (max 24.6m)

2.10

pedestrianway

2.101.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.80 1.50

on-streetbikelane

1.80

on-streetbikelane

varies

frontage and

marketing zone

varies

PROPOSED BLOOR ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION AT KIPLING AVE INTERSECTION

0.60 0.60

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.50

3.75buildingsetback

3.75

21.00m

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW 42.00m

8.25Boulevard8.25

Roadway24.50

2.10 1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.50

raisedbicycletrack

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.102.00

frontage and

marketing zone

2.002.40

raisedbicycletrack

2.40

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

tree andfurniture

zone

1.600.35 0.350.50

PROPOSED DUNDAS ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

pedestrian wayfrontage and marketing zone

bicycle infrastructuretree and furniture zone

medianturning lane

through lane

Bloor St.

30m

Cross Section B

sect

ion

Similar to Bloor St at Islington

08

Boulevard extended with future development

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

Key Map Legend

Proposed Kipling Street Typical Cross Section Mid-Block ~ 42 M Right-of-Way

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

waythrough

lane

buildingsetback

throughlane

throughlane

paintedmedian

throughlane

rightturning

lane

through andturning

lane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m 21.00m

3.303.303.30

3.35buildingsetback

3.35

frontage and marketing

zone

varies 4.00 4.00

Proposed ROW 42.00m

7.90m - 8.15m 5.35m - 8.15mBoulevardRoadway

28.70

3.30

frontage and marketing

zone

varies

tree andfurniture

zone

2.10

pedestrianway

2.101.80 1.800.600.60

PROPOSED KIPLING AVE. TYPICAL CROSS SECTION AT BLOOR STREET INTERSECTION

S O U T H B O U N D N O R T H B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

medianleft

turninglane

3.00 3.001.50

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.50

3.75buildingsetback

3.75

21.00m

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW 42.00m

8.25Boulevard8.25

Roadway24.50

2.10 1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.50

raisedbicycletrack

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.102.00

frontage and

marketing zone

2.002.40

raisedbicycletrack

2.40

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

tree andfurniture

zone

1.600.35 0.350.50

PROPOSED DUNDAS ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

pedestrian wayfrontage and marketing zone

bicycle infrastructuretree and furniture zone

medianturning lane

through lane

section

Cross Section C

Yonge St.

36m

Similar to Yonge St at Wilson

09

Boulevard extended with future development

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

Key Map Legend

Proposed Dunbloor Road Typical Cross Section Mid-Block ~ 26 M Right-of-Way

13.00m 13.00m

median

4.50

Boulevard

< 2% 2% >

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW ~ 26.00m

4.00mBoulevardRoadway

18.50

PROPOSED DUNBLOOR RD TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

1.60

pedestrianway

1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

0.60

S O U T H B O U N D N O R T H B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

section

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.50

3.75buildingsetback

3.75

21.00m

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW 42.00m

8.25Boulevard8.25

Roadway24.50

2.10 1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.50

raisedbicycletrack

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.102.00

frontage and

marketing zone

2.002.40

raisedbicycletrack

2.40

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

tree andfurniture

zone

1.600.35 0.350.50

PROPOSED DUNDAS ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

pedestrian wayfrontage and marketing zone

bicycle infrastructuretree and furniture zone

medianturning lane

through lane

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.50

3.75buildingsetback

3.75

21.00m

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW 42.00m

8.25Boulevard8.25

Roadway24.50

2.10 1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.50

raisedbicycletrack

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.102.00

frontage and

marketing zone

2.002.40

raisedbicycletrack

2.40

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

tree andfurniture

zone

1.600.35 0.350.50

PROPOSED DUNDAS ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

pedestrian wayfrontage and marketing zone

bicycle infrastructuretree and furniture zone

medianturning lane

through lane

Dunbloor Rd.

26m

Cross Section D

Existing Condition

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Key Map Legend

Proposed Beamish Drive Typical Cross Section Mid-Block

Cross Section E

Boulevard

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

4.25

throughlane

4.25

Existing ROW variesmin 20.00m - max 23.00m

variesBoulevardvaries

Roadway8.50

PROPOSED BEAMISH DR TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

varies

pedestrianway

varies1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.800.60 0.60

S O U T H B O U N D N O R T H B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

section

Beamish Dr.

20-30m

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.50

3.75buildingsetback

3.75

21.00m

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW 42.00m

8.25Boulevard8.25

Roadway24.50

2.10 1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.50

raisedbicycletrack

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.102.00

frontage and

marketing zone

2.002.40

raisedbicycletrack

2.40

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

tree andfurniture

zone

1.600.35 0.350.50

PROPOSED DUNDAS ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

pedestrian wayfrontage and marketing zone

bicycle infrastructuretree and furniture zone

medianturning lane

through lane

median

frontage and

marketing zone

leftturning

lane

3.00

Boulevard

tree andfurniture

zonepedestrian

way

buildingsetback

throughlane

< 2% 2% >

21.00m

3.50

3.75buildingsetback

3.75

21.00m

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

throughlane

3.50

Proposed ROW 42.00m

8.25Boulevard8.25

Roadway24.50

2.10 1.80

tree andfurniture

zone

1.801.50

raisedbicycletrack

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.10

pedestrianway

2.102.00

frontage and

marketing zone

2.002.40

raisedbicycletrack

2.40

tree andfurniture

zone

1.60

tree andfurniture

zone

1.600.35 0.350.50

PROPOSED DUNDAS ST TYPICAL CROSS SECTION MID-BLOCK

E A S T B O U N D W E S T B O U N D

CEN

TRE

LIN

E

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

PRO

PERT

Y LI

NE

futu

re b

uild

ing

futu

re b

uild

ing

pedestrian wayfrontage and marketing zone

bicycle infrastructuretree and furniture zone

medianturning lane

through lane

Existing Condition

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Reconfiguration Of The Six Points Interchange - Detailed Design

Next Steps

Completion of Soils and Geotechnical Investigation

Completion of Westwood Theatre Demolition and Site Preparation

Development of Traffic Management Plan and Construction Staging Plans

Coordination of Utility Relocation Requirements

Continuation of the Detailed Design and Contract Tender Preparation

Next Community Update is planned for February, 2014.

For comments and further information, please contact:Mike LoganPublic Consultation UnitCity of [email protected] Website: toronto.ca/involved/projects/6points/

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