Rapid Transit for Toronto February 8, 2012. Metrolinx “5 in 10 Plan” - October 2010 Light Rail Transit Projects New Rapid Transit for Etobicoke North.

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Rapid Transit for Toronto February 8, 2012

Metrolinx “5 in 10 Plan” - October 2010 Light Rail Transit Projects New Rapid Transit for Etobicoke North York, Scarborough Eglinton Crosstown LRT – Jane to Kennedy Station - 19 km - $4.98 billion : – construction start open 2020 Scarborough RT – Kennedy to Sheppard – 10 km - $1.8 billion : – construction start open 2020 Sheppard East LRT - Don Mills Station to Conlins Road – 12 km - $1.0 billion: – construction start open mid Finch West – Spadina Subway (Keele) to Humber College – 11 km – $0.94 billion: – construction start open km of LRT : $8.7 billion: – Metrolinx / Provincial funding = $8.4 billion – Federal funding = $0.3 billion 2

3 Metrolinx “5 in 10 Plan” - October 2010 Light Rail Transit for Toronto 52 Km - $8.7 billion

MOU Toronto Transit Plan as of March Eglinton Scarborough Crosstown - Jane to Kennedy to Scarborough City Centre: - 25 km: $8.4 billion funding commitment by Metrolinx Sheppard Subway East – Don Mills Station to Scarborough City Centre: - 8 km: $2.75 billion funding required from City Sheppard Subway West – Yonge to Downsview: - 5 km: $1.4 billion funding required from City Finch bus improvements – cost TBD 38 Km of subway - $12.9 billion, plus $0.5 billion for subway yard: -$8.4 billion funding commitment by Metrolinx (25 Km) -$4.2 billion funding required from City (12 Km) -$0.3 billion funding from Federal 4

MOU Toronto Transit Plan – March km - $12.9 billion [$8.4 committed by Metrolinx] 5

Planning, Investment Fundamentals Rapid transit alignment, scope, vehicle: meet projected future demand provide capacity for additional future growth attractive, high-quality service don’t over-build capacity / “gold-plate” 6

Conclusions “5 in 10 Plan” best value for money: – rapid transit for Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough Eglinton LRT fully underground: – reduces travel time, eliminates transfer at Kennedy – cost premium $1.9 billion $1.9 billion: rapid transit on Finch, Sheppard: – benefit 135,000 additional residents – serve 5 priority neighbourhoods – carry 11 million more passengers per year 7

Eglinton (East) LRT At Grade Transfer Retained At Kennedy 2031 Passenger Volumes (Per Hour) 5,400 passengers (per hour) on Eglinton at Yonge Comparisons: – King Streetcar: 2,000 per hour – GO Lakeshore: 11,000 per hour 8 SRT Bloor/Yonge Kennedy Station 5,400 Eglinton/Yonge 29,600

Eglinton (East) LRT Underground Eliminate Transfer At Kennedy 2031 Passenger Volumes (Per Hour) Eglinton, Scarborough RT joined transfer at Kennedy eliminated 11,900 passengers (per hour) on Eglinton at Yonge higher ridership on Eglinton LRT mostly diverted from Bloor-Danforth Subway existing investment (Bloor-Danforth) under-used underground Eglinton investment ($1.9 billion ) competes with existing Bloor-Danforth 9 SRT Eglinton/Yonge 5,400 11,900 Kennedy Station 4,800 Bloor/Yonge 29,000 25,000

Eglinton Rapid Transit – At-Grade vs. Underground 10

Council - Approved City-Wide Light Rail Plan Km Included in “MoveOntario 2020” and Metrolinx “Big Move” Plan

Light Rail Plan - Priority Projects - 76 Km Provincial Funding Agreement 2009 – Metrolinx “Big Move” Priority Projects

Light Rail Priority Projects – Phase Km Metrolinx “5 in 10” June 2010

What Can We Achieve for $2 Billion? Eglinton (East) Underground No Finch No Sheppard Eglinton (East) At Grade Finch LRT Sheppard LRT Annual Ridership14 million46 million Annual New Rides12 million23 million Trip Time Savings 6 minutes25 minutes Total Travel Time Savings (average weekday) 5,000 hours per day58,000 hours per day Population Served31,000135,000 Priority Neighbourhoods16 Total Network Capacity60,000 pphpd66,000 pphpd 14 “Eglinton (East) refers to section from Leslie to Kennedy