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February 26, 2020 Port Lands Flood Protection SAC #6 154,095 Agenda Introductions Design Schedule Update: Promontory Park South Lower Don Trail Route Lake level analysis: River Valley and Parks Discussion


  1. February 26, 2020 Port Lands Flood Protection SAC #6 154,095

  2. Agenda • Introductions • Design Schedule • Update: Promontory Park South • Lower Don Trail Route • Lake level analysis: River Valley and Parks • Discussion

  3. Construction Update

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  5. Design Schedule ● 02/28/2019- SAC Meeting # 5 ● 10/10/2019- 60% Design Submission (River Valley Park North/River Valley Park South) Work Package #9 ● 10/31/2019- 95% IFT Submission (River) Work Package #8 ● 01/23/2020- 100% Design IFC Submission (River) Work Package #8 ● 02/26/2020- Stakeholder Advisory Committee Meeting # 6 ● 05/07/2020- 60% Design Submission (Promontory Park South/Canoe Cove) Work Package #9.1 ● 07/30/2020- 90% Design IFT Submission (Canoe Cove/ Promontory Park South Earthwork) Work Package #9.1 ● 10/31/2020- 90% Design IFT Submission (River Valley Park North/River Valley Park South/ Promontory Park South) Work Package #9/#9.2

  6. Promontory Park South

  7. The Port Lands - 2024 Keating Channel Habitat: L a k e S h o r e 7 ha. (17 ac.) B l v d E a s t K e a t i n g C h a n n e l Promontory Park Future Future V i l l i e r s S t r e e t Promontory Villiers South: 5 ha. (12 ac.) D o n R o a d w a y Villiers and Ice Park North Park O l d M u n i t i o n S t C h e r r y S t r e e t O l d C h e r r y S t *Project Area Management Area for Review Habitat: 4 ha (10 ac.) I n n e r H a r b o u r River Park North: 3 ha (7.5 ac.) T o r o n t o Promontory C o m m i s s i o n e r s S t r e e t Park South River Valley Habitat: r 11.6 ha (28.6 ac.) e D River Valley v o n i Park R Don Greenway Habitat: P o l s o n S l i p Canoe Cove & 3 ha (7.5 ac.) Polson Slip Habitat: 4.6 ha. (11.3 ac.) F u t u r e P o l s o n S t r e e t Don P o l s o n S t r e e t Greenway River Park South: 3 ha (7.5 ac.) l e n n a h C p i h S 0 50 100m

  8. Promontory Park and Canoe Cove - Schematic Design Review 1 Central Lawn 2 Passive Use Lawn 3 Promontory 4 Esplanade W e s t 5 C o v e Water Access 6 Atlas Crane Island 4 C e n t r e S t r e e t 7 Pedestrian Bridge 8 Entry Plaza Future Park Drop Ofg 9 2 T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r 10 10 Future Destination Play 3 9 T r i n i t y B l v d . 8 10 C h 10 e 1 r 5 r y S C t a r e e t n o e e v o C 7 7 5 6 P o l s o n S l i p WDRP 2B - April 2018 0 10 20 40m

  9. Project Feedback Design Review Panel Community (Survey + Consultations) SAC ● Find a clear balance between constructed ● Feeling immersed in nature comes from ● Water access and watercraft storage nature and programmed space ability to wander while discovering new ● Youth/school group camp program space views or un-manicured vegetation ● Some part of the MT-35 building should be ● Flexibility of spaces to accommodate ● Variation of landscape and ecology was reconsidered . Enough of it to celebrate its economic diverse population history noted as “nice to have” ● Recognition of First Nations ● Strong juxtaposition of industrial past and ● People expressed a desire for clear ● Universal access landscape information about access points (lighting ● Retaining industrial heritage and signage indicating formal paths) ● Find a role for public art within the design ● Emphasis on views and variety of ● Important to recognize this park space is ● Increase porosity of park edges and landscape types unusual in an urban setting. Use of the park enhance park entrances ● Create views of Inner Harbour and City should be prioritized above vehicular ● Develop signage and wayfjnding access or transit movements ● All season use support winter programming ● Create a family of materials and furnishings ● Consider that park access ofg Commissioners ● Facilitate public water activities and ● Consider future conditions in and around Street will be in high demand connections/access to the water the park ● Wherever possible, introduce less typically ● Integrate history through preserving local ● Consider experience of bridge underpasses urban materials and shapes – e.g., heritage and culture (adaptive reuse, art) unpaved pathways.

  10. Canoe Cove - Detailed Design Review 1 Central Lawn 2 Passive Use Lawn 3 Promontory 4 Esplanade W e s t F 5 C o v e Water Access u t u r e 6 Atlas Crane Island T r 8 i n 7 Play Lawn i t y B 8 Entry Plaza l v 3 d . Future Park Drop Ofg 9 T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r 2 10 Future Destination Play 9 4 10 1 10 2 C h 2 e r r 7 y S t r 5 e e t C a n o e 5 C o v e 6 P o l s o n S l i p WDRP 3A - September 2018 0 10 20 40m

  11. Constructing a Waterfront Landmark from River Excavation P r o m o n t o r y P a r k S o u t h E x i s t i n g G r a d e C a n o e C o v e P o l s o n S l i p D o c k w a l l E x i s t i n g R e v e t m e n t F i l l

  12. Embankments Two Stage Precast wall Responding to Existing Site Structural and Geotechnical Conditions 25m No Fill Zone Without Dockwall  Wire wall construction in lifts Zone of Tensile Reinforcement, 16m No Fill Zone with Dockwall Reinforcement Stresses T o r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r  Levelling pad poured after holding period (completion of settlement) Maximum Height of Fill +0 +2 +4 +6+8+10 Including Surcharge Material Compromised Diagonal Cable Ties (Future Roadway Fill Placement)  Hook system connected to the wall Global Stability Analysis 83m +/- Existing MT-35 +6 +8 Dockwall Reinf. No Fill Restrictions East +10 of These Limits Limit of Excavation & Filling to Avoid Crane Compromised Diagonal Cable Destabilization Ties (Canoe Cove Construction)  Add grout/ granular fill to the void +0 +2  Panel lift placement Dockwall to be Removed for Existing MT-35 Dockwall Habitat Creation P o l s o n S l i p 0 10 20 40m

  13. Promontory Park South - Concept Diagram F u t u r e P r o m o n t o r y P a r k N o r t h F u t u r e C e n t r e S t r e e t E n t r y C h e r r y S t r e e t P l a z a a w n L r e u m a o r o b F t r F u t u r e P a v i l i o n n a t F u t u r e o C o m m i s s i o n e r s S t r e e t H s m o n r t o P l a y o a r z a o r r l P e P y y r t n T e E r n a r P k P o n a L a w n n i t h a M I F R i v e r L a w n V a l l e y P a r k N o r t h A t l a s c r C r a n e e e a R t i o r n e t a W d a n H a a t b i t P o l s o n S l i p 0 10 20 40m

  14. Updated Design - February 2020 W e s t F u t u r e P r o m o n t o r y 1 Central lawn C o v e P a r k N o r t h +79 F u t u r e C e n t r e S t r e e t 2 Play Lawn C h e r r y S t r e e t +77 3 Upper Promontory 15 11 +80.75 4 Promontory River View +77.5 1 5 Promontory Harbor View F u t u r e +81 D e v e l o p m e n t 6 Esplanade P a r c e l +83.75 +80 +83 7 Gravel Beach +81 I n n e r H a r b o u r 8 Atlas Crane Peninsula +81.5 2 T o r o n t o 9 Crane Lawn +83.25 +78 +79.5 10 Rocky Scramble 3 F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d . 6 +84.25 +82 +78 +78.5 +83.75 11 MT-35 Commemoration 13 14 4 +83.25 12 5 12 Entry Garden +82.5 +82.5 15 +79 +79 +78 13 Future Play Pavilion / Comfort Station 10 14 Future Park Drop Ofg +78.5 +78.5 +82.75 +77 9 0 . +77 6 7 Future Destination Play Area 15 7 L +79.5 L H 4 9 7 7 . 4 7 4 2 L River Valley . L 4 7 M L C a n o e Park L +78 L C o v e 8 +76.5 11 +77 +77.8 +76 0 10 20 40m P o l s o n S l i p

  15. Design Updates

  16. Park Character Rocky Scramble Passive Use Lawn Prospect Overlook Canoe/Kayak Launch Waters Edge Esplanade Upland Forest Play Lawn Atlas Crane Destination Play

  17. The Promontory

  18. An Enfolded Landscape Experience An Enfolded Landscape Experience Primary Path Secondary C e n t r a l C e n t r a l Path L a w n L a w n Stone Scramble P l a y P l a y L a w n L a w n I n n e r H a r b o u r I n n e r H a r b o u r +84.25 +83.75 T o r o n t o T o r o n t o +82.5 +82.5 +77 +78.5 G r a v e l G r a v e l B e a c h B e a c h C a n o e C a n o e C o v e C o v e Path Network to Promontory Choreographing Views of Toronto 0 5 10 20m

  19. The Promontory - Section The Promontory - Section Park Paths / Glades Promontory River View Upper Promontory Park Paths/ Grove Stone Scramble Main Park Path Main Park Path Stone MSE Wall 84.20 83.60 83.05 81.15 79.55 Controlled Fill Existing Grade Existing Subgrade 0 3.75 7.5m

  20. Event Lawn Programming Diagrams Stage Stage 6M x 18M 12M x 18M C h e r r y S t r e e t C h e r r y S t r e e t Emergency Vehicle Access Emergency Vehicle Access F u t u r e T r i n i t y B l v d . Temporary Standing Area Lawn Seating Area 4,600 m 2 Comfort To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r 3,400 m 2 To r o n t o I n n e r H a r b o u r 10,000 People Stations 2,000 People Food Trucks Emergency Vehicle Access Emergency Vehicle Access Fixed Fixed Benches Benches C a n o e C a n o e C o v e C o v e P o l s o n S l i p P o l s o n S l i p Movie Night Large Concert 0 15 30 60m

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