Ward 14 Bikes: 21 Don Roadway Walk-about - Leg #3 & #4: Transportation Services Yard

Monday, December 15, 2014

21 Don Roadway Walk-about - Leg #3 & #4: Transportation Services Yard

Leg #3 & Leg #4
Transportation Services Yard (a), and Transportation Services Yard (b).

This blog is about Leg #3 and Leg #4 of a preliminary site walk of the 21 Don Roadway site.

All 10 Legs of this walk-about have blog posts that go with them. You can see a list of them below, or at the link (or on the map - click on the drop-down menu icon, top-left on the map):

Ward 30 Bikes | A Map: 21 Don Roadway Walk-about - December 6, 2014 | http://ward30bikes.blogspot.ca/2014/12/a-map-21-don-roadway-walk-about.html

These 2 Legs of the walk-about (blue and sky-blue on the map) start at the Eastern Avenue entrance at 433 Eastern. I check out the western boundary to the Yards and then - to try to get an impression of the scale of the proposed development - I go up the ramp to the roof-top car park on top of the maintenance sheds just to the east of the north parking lot.

Transportation Services Yard (north parking lot)

Looking west from the Transportation Services Yards north parking lot a the Enbridge Yard. Top-right of the photograph you can see the Easter Ave underpass under the rail line - marks the north extent of the First Gulf property.

Enbridge Yard with the Lever Plant in the background, on the left

Looking west across the Enbridge fence at the Lever building, and downtown Toronto in the background

Transportation Services north parking lot including the property line fence

A 4-Shot Panorama

Panorama 1

Panorama 2

Panorama 3

Panorama 4

Panorama

Transportation Services Yard (maintenance sheds roof-top parking lot - looking west)

Looking west-by-north-west at the rail line - note the GO Train which defines the northern extent of the First Gulf property

Looking west-by-north-west at the Eastern Ave rail underpass (highlighted in white) - the service road entrance there marks the north extent of the First Gulf property.

A 4-Shot Panorama: