Just a heads up that the intersection of Kingston Road and Warden Avenue will be closed this weekend due to road resurfacing.
In other construction news that almost sounds too good to be true — apparently the Kingston Road reconstruction project is three months ahead of schedule.
That comes from Ward 36 Councillor Gary Crawford via Twitter:
No details yet about how and why they are three months ahead of schedule but if we hear anything we’ll pass it along.
An enthusiastic crowd of more than 200 people gathered on Saturday to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Branch 13 of the Royal Canadian Legion on Kingston Road.
Two more affordable apartment buildings in Birch Cliff have been targeted for redevelopment, which means there are now four proposed “demovictions” in the neighbourhood affecting tenants in a total of 155 rental units.
Opposition is muted to a comparatively modest eight-storey condo building proposed for 1161 Kingston Rd. at Courcelette Road, the current site of Spiros & Sons gas station.
A community association meeting will be held on Wed. Dec. 9 to discuss the ten condominium projects underway or pending in Birch Cliff, including Lenmore Court, where tenants have been told they will be displaced.
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Apparently weekends start Friday now! How does one get three months ahead of schedule when a project has only been active barely three months? Good news for sure, but who is doing the scheduling?