The website of the Major Capital Infrastructure Coordination Office (www.toronto.ca/mcic) has been expanded to show the location and type of infrastructure that is planned for construction in 2014 and 2015. New water, sewer, transit and transportation projects are illustrated, as well as work that will be performed by utility companies and other City divisions and external agencies.
The MCIC website also provides a new tool that generates a printable list of infrastructure projects in each ward of the City. The ward list presents major projects that are planned for construction in 2014, and is being expanded to include similar information for 2015.
These tools are used to improve the transparency of infrastructure planning in the City, which has contributed to more efficient capital expenditures and reduced inconvenience to the public.
The City has another site, www.toronto.ca/torontostreets, which contains details on emergency and short term closures as well as special events.
A special and final update of the 2022-2026 City Council term.
This week at Council: maximum heat bylaw to protect tenants from extreme heat, new funding deal to build more housing and provincial upload of the Gardiner & DVP.
This week at Council: my Ashbridges Sewage Plant odours motion, a spectacular plan for Ookwemin Minising & Mayor Chow's push to boost support for vulnerable youth & low-income tenants. Read more.
