Bay Street and College Street intersection to be closed Monday until mid-April
CBC
The City of Toronto is making drivers aware of an intersection closure in downtown Toronto beginning Monday.
In a post to social media, the city said Bay Street and College Street will be closed until mid-April to allow the Toronto Transit Commission to renew streetcar tracks.
The traffic alert notes the closure will begin at 7 a.m. Monday. Pedestrian and business access will remain open, while a cycling detour will be implemented.
The city is asking drivers to plan ahead.
On its website, the city said the construction will also look to replace the combined sewer and combined service lateral pipes on College Street from Yonge Street to Bay Street.
"This work is required to bring the combined sewer and streetcar track infrastructure to a state of good repair," the city said.
Work on the intersection will be paused from mid-April to the end of July and will be officially completed in December, the city added.
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