November City Council Recap
This month's City Council session was especially significant for me, as two initiatives I've worked on for a long time came to fruition.
At Pape, Fletcher said the new traffic light just a few hundred feet north of Danforth Avenue opposite the Pape subway station has made it difficult for drivers trying to make their way down Pape to Lakeshore Boulevard, and turning traffic from the Danforth also slows down.
At Broadview, pedestrian traffic during rush hour and problems with Toronto's new streetcars accessing the too-short platforms at the Broadview subway station are creating different kinds of troubles. “There are a few issues at Broadview,” said Fletcher in an interview following April's community council meeting. “There are a myriad of pedestrian issues at peak time, and I've asked the TTC to look at reconfiguring the stops at the station. Right now, there is not enough room for two streetcars at once, and once they're bunched up everybody's lined up down Broadview.” Pape, meanwhile, is the only cross-street in Fletcher's Ward 14 (Toronto-Danforth) that takes cars more-or-less directly down to the Lakeshore Boulevard and the Gardiner Expressway. “It's really a unique intersection,” said Fletcher. “It's not like Jones or Greenwood that end at Queen Street.” Fletcher said she hopes the city can look at retiming traffic lights at both the intersection and at the relatively new signalized intersection to the north. Link: https://www.toronto.com/news-story/9304480-toronto-to-examine-traffic-safety-at-two-danforth-intersections/?utm_source=facebook&source=torontodotcom&utm_medium=socialmedia&utm_campaign=&utm_campaign_id=&utm_content=This month's City Council session was especially significant for me, as two initiatives I've worked on for a long time came to fruition.
Danforth Pizza House celebrating 60th anniversary today with special guests.
City Council to consider a report recommending the approval of a renovictions by-law.