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Seaton Community
Name of Study Durham-York-Toronto Transportation Study
Brief Description The purpose of this Study was to evaluate long range strategic inter-regional road and transit improvements in the western Durham, northeastern Toronto and southeastern York areas and identify infrastructure investments required to address the needs.

Key goals of the study were to:· 

  • Understand the implications of the Provincial Growth Plan, Seaton and the potential airport on the transportation network;
  • Identify future travel demand needs;
  • Investigate a full range of road, transit, high occupancy vehicle, and other responses, and develop integrated land use and transit network scenarios to address the demands;
  • Identify auto, transit, travel demand management and transportation systems management modal share targets for Central Pickering;
  • Identify transit -first opportunities to encourage a more transit-oriented community;
  • Identify policies that are required to ensure that the "transit first" policy objectives are achieved;
  • Identify early transportation initiatives that are needed to allow development to proceed; and
  • Identify key projects and jurisdictional responsibilities to move forward.
Consultants Totten Sims Hubicki (now part of AECOM)
Status Completed August 2009. This study is considered "advice" to the Province.
Other Comments

 

The study was undertaken by Province of Ontario as a requirement of the Central Pickering Development Plan.  The Ministry of Transportation (Transportation Planning Branch) will provide on-going assistance to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing, the Ministry of Energy & Infrastructure, and the Ontario Realty Corporation in the development of a Seaton Implementation Plan.
Information Available Durham-York-Toronto Transportation Study - Final Report [PDF]
A copy of the final report is also available for viewing at the City's Planning & Development counter.
Contact Information Glenn Higgins - Ministry of Transportation
Catherine Rose - City of Pickering
Last Update to this table December 10, 2009

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