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Old Posted May 2, 2023, 6:09 PM
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Columbia station, could they have a bridge that goes over the tracks similar to what they have at New West station? a big part of the problem is the large volume of people changing trains at the station and only one option to do so. And at least put an escalator in at the Surrey/Lougheed bound side.
They absolutely could, throw in escalators on either side and similar to Sapperton station where you can change sides without going through the faregates via escalators. It's kind of funny how the spur-station has better transfer-ability than the interchange station.
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Capstan opening delayed to early 2024 due to supply chain issues.

https://www.richmond-news.com/local-news...0will%20not%20be%20opening%20this%20year.
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Old Posted Jun 26, 2023, 10:27 PM
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Capstan opening delayed to early 2024 due to supply chain issues.

https://www.richmond-news.com/local-news...0will%20not%20be%20opening%20this%20year.
Lookng at Lexus' pics (thanks!), I wonder if that's for the glass.
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Old Posted Jun 26, 2023, 10:58 PM
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What's a few months for decades of a new station.

It's lookin great so far! Excited to check it out when it's all done.
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Looks like it's in the home stretch. I know there's been reports of delays due to vendor supply chain issues, but a few months' delay aren't significant in the life of a city.
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There was another delay earlier on in the project

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While the contractual completion date for the project is June 2022, TransLink said it won’t be finished until March 2023, according to a report from city staff that went to council’s public works and transportation committee on Tuesday.

Issues contributing to the delay include a conflict with the construction schedule of an adjacent development to the east, resulting in a three month delay, as well as well as changes in procurement and delivery processes.

When it comes to these changes, city staff explained at Tuesday’s meeting that instead of a “design-build process” which would result in a single contract, TransLink has indicated it would go with a “traditional design-bid-build process.” This means a contractor for the design is hired separately from the construction contractor, which is adding six months to the process.
https://www.richmond-news.com/local-news...n-completion-delayed-by-9-months-3978523
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What is the purpose of that slab of concrete in the median of Lougheed at Brentwood station. The last photo from Lexus.
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Old Posted Jun 27, 2023, 9:21 PM
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What is the purpose of that slab of concrete in the median of Lougheed at Brentwood station. The last photo from Lexus.
Foundation for the black V structures in this render, supporing the expaneded mezzanine level.

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Foundation for the black V structures in this render, supporing the expaneded mezzanine level.
Ohh. Thanks for explaining that no was wondering same thing.
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Progress on 22nd Street's new emergency exit stairs.


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Foundation for the black V structures in this render, supporing the expaneded mezzanine level.
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Sweet!
Thanks for the pic.
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How's the construction being handled at Capstan station. There doesn't seem to have any protection for the trains but I can't see well on the pics on this page. Anticipating for the REM Griffintown station.
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Old Posted Jul 17, 2023, 7:21 PM
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How's the construction being handled at Capstan station. There doesn't seem to have any protection for the trains but I can't see well on the pics on this page. Anticipating for the REM Griffintown station.
Correct, there has never been any temporary ROW protection. When required there has been periods of single tracking throughout the day for working on the platforms and full closure in both directions from 9:30pm for crane lifts for roof and escalator installation at night.

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Old Posted Jul 17, 2023, 8:30 PM
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@ Brentwood, I'm thinking the last I-beam (yet to be installed) will be thicker/heavier, as it will support the new escalator.
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Old Posted Jul 17, 2023, 9:24 PM
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And likely to be tied into the concrete column i'm thinking.
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