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Scarborough Junction Grade Separation

Scarborough Junction Grade Separation - Important Documents

Scarborough Junction Grade Separation Project: Environmental Project Report

Scarborough Junction Grade Separation Project: Environmental Project Report

Appendix A: Existing Conditions Reports

Appendix A1: Natural Environment Technical Report

Appendix A2: Cultural Heritage Report: Existing Conditions and Preliminary Impact Assessment

Appendix A3: Archaeological Assessments

Appendix A3-1: MHSCTI Acceptance Letter

Appendix A3-2: Stage 1 Archaeological Assessment

Appendix A4: Socio-Economic and Land Use Study

Appendix A5: Air Quality Assessments

Appendix A5-1: Scarborough Junction Grade Separation Project: Construction Phase Air Quality Impact Assessment Report

Appendix A5-2: Local Air Quality Study – Lakeshore East Rail Corridor, GO Rail Network Electrification Project

Appendix A5-3: Regional Air Quality Study, GO Rail Network Electrification Project

Appendix A6: Noise and Vibration Assessments

Appendix A6-1: Scarborough Junction Grade Separation Project: Construction Noise and Vibration Assessment Report

Appendix A6-1: Scarborough Junction Grade Separation Project: Construction Noise and Vibration Assessment Report Appendices

Appendix A6-2: Noise and Vibration Study Lakeshore East Corridor, GO Rail Network Electrification Project

Appendix A6-3: Noise and Vibration Study Stouffville Corridor, GO Rail Network Electrification Project

Appendix A7: Transportation Impact Assessment

Appendix A8: Tree Inventory

Appendix B: Record of Consultation

Appendix B1: Correspondence Tracking Table

Appendix B2: Public Consultation Records

Appendix B3: Federal and Provincial Government Agency Consultation Records

Appendix B4: Municipal Consultation Records

Appendix B5: Third Party Consultation Records

Appendix B6: Indigenous Consultation Records

Appendix B7: Public Information Centre Boards and Handouts

*Please note that the Stage 1 AA contains an inaccuracy in relation to how the study area relates to Indigenous Nations. Metrolinx recognizes that the study area is on land covered by the Williams Treaties (1923) and is the traditional territory of the Williams Treaties First Nations including: the Chippewas of Beausoleil, Georgina Island and Rama and the Mississaugas of Alderville, Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Scugog Island. Corrections to this inaccuracy will be reflected in the Stage 2 AA.