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Station<br />

Rideau<br />

Campus<br />

Comments<br />

I don’t like the deep tunnel and the path it takes<br />

Même commentaire que centre-ville oust. World Exchange<br />

Plaza peut-être?<br />

Downtown stations are too deep<br />

I’m surprised at its location and various entrances that seem to<br />

go against regular north-south pedestrian traffic flow in that<br />

part of downtown <strong>Ottawa</strong>. Again, can w not make this station<br />

shallower? Why are we going so deep down?<br />

Why? This causes the tunnel to be much longer than would<br />

be required to follow roughly this current route<br />

Provide access from both sides of street<br />

Escalators will substantially increase transit times and have<br />

reliability and accessibility problems, no information is<br />

provided on lines with local STO bus service<br />

Do everything you can to include a Chateau Laurier/Union<br />

Station entrance – connecting <strong>Ottawa</strong>’s premier hotel to the<br />

transit system would do us a lot to raise its profile<br />

NAC/which would give possible underground mall link into<br />

Albert Street<br />

Route goes too far north, it should go under <strong>Confederation</strong><br />

Park. Tunnel could be straight and not as deep<br />

Pouvez vous garder l’intersection Wellington-Sussex comme<br />

tel? The Underpass et un belle endroit comme il est<br />

Possibly have moving sidewalks to help make this long station<br />

more accessible to those with mobility issues<br />

Le centre de conférences (Union Station) devrait redevenir la<br />

gare ferroviaire centrale. Des trains de banlieue et interurbain<br />

(vers Montreal et Toronto) devraient y converger pour que les<br />

utilisateurs de ces moyens de transport aient un accès direct au<br />

TTCCVO ainsi qu’à la colline parlementaire<br />

A good location and accessible from various points; I’m<br />

perplexed however, as to why the former Train Station, now<br />

the Conference Centre, was not chosen as the main entrance?<br />

Why underground? More expensive!<br />

Connect to Corkstown Bridge<br />

A surface system would make more sense<br />

Escalators will substantially increase transit times and have<br />

reliability and accessibility problems, no information is<br />

Station<br />

Lees<br />

Comments<br />

provided on lines with local STO bus service<br />

Crossing the Somerset Bridge, there should be a straight<br />

through access to the station instead of having to walk to the<br />

existing underpass<br />

An entrance at the Corktown Bridge is absolutely essential in<br />

alleviating the issues caused by dropping the Laurier station<br />

which by the way is a horrible idea<br />

Implement the proposed connection between the north end of<br />

the station and Corkstown Bridge<br />

Can we do better with the old transitway lanes here?<br />

No problem here<br />

J’adore l’idée des skylights. En past, je voudrais uralment noir<br />

ça amer<br />

The entry/exit place on the west side of the canal, close to the<br />

pedestrian bridge, is listed as « potential ». I think it should be<br />

part of the original design, to facilitate access from and to<br />

Elgin Street. This would be much more convenient to more<br />

people than the currently planned exit/entry area to the north<br />

which like the other currently planned one, is on the east side<br />

of the canal. It would make more sense to have one on the west<br />

and one on the east<br />

Lieu de correspondance vers un réseau de minibus électriques<br />

gratuits sillonnant le campus de l’Université, la Côte-de-Sable<br />

et le Marché by<br />

The building of this station with projected open cut is going to<br />

create traffic chaos during construction phase, i.e., Colonel By.<br />

I like the open nature of the skylight to let in natural light.<br />

Should it be closer to pedway crossing canal?<br />

When traffic is light, e.g., at night your stations will be<br />

dangerous places to be<br />

Escalators will substantially increase transit times and have<br />

reliability and accessibility problems, no information is<br />

provided on lines with local STO bus service<br />

No issues here<br />

Implement the proposed extension so that the former<br />

Algonquin Campus, now University of <strong>Ottawa</strong> campus and<br />

also the large apartment buildings are accessible from the<br />

station without closing Lees Avenue above ground. I’ve seen

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