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Comments<br />

Good plan for maximum, efficient access to trains<br />

Are there any specific features (e.g., station art, safety and security, signage,<br />

stations with unique character) that you feel should be reflected in the design<br />

character of all and/or specific stations?<br />

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For God’s sake, put some automated ticket vending machines in every station!<br />

When stations exit on opposite side of road requires access on both sides of street to<br />

avoid mid-block crossings by pedestrians.<br />

Please show where the bus routes will be kept. The Train is interesting but until<br />

the entire Transport Routes and alternatives are shown, these public meetings are<br />

not very informative<br />

Links with local buses and businesses<br />

Do we really need the station doors as depicted on diagrams? These open in-line<br />

with the rain car doors. Most people stand back from the subway<br />

Tunnel station really needs a lot going for them in terms of art, stores and other<br />

amenities to distract people from the fact that it takes vie minutes to climb out of<br />

them. Give people something to look at while they’re waiting for a train (see Red<br />

<strong>Line</strong> stops in Cambridge, MA for a great example)<br />

Having different themes or artwork at each station would be nice<br />

Dans tous les ces!<br />

Scrap the whole thing, not worth the money. Employment nodes are being<br />

decentralized<br />

It looks as though there will be barriers to prevent people from falling (or being<br />

pushed) onto the path of incoming trains, great idea!<br />

I think that station art is nice, but could wait if costs go up significantly<br />

Signage should be clear for the visiting traveller as well as locals<br />

Knockouts in case buildings go underground as Montreal has<br />

Have to be easily identifiable. Montreal system shelters not so good<br />

Must make more effort to attract businesses to below ground areas<br />

A Montreal, chacune des stations ont été conçu, par un artiste différent. Je n’en<br />

demande pas tant ici, mais serait bien d’accorder un caractère unique a chaque<br />

stations…peintures communautaires peut-être?<br />

Station names should be prominent (unlike in the present transitway)<br />

There should be space and bicycle racks for bicycles at all stations. Would it be<br />

possible to attach bicycle racks to the sides of the train cars to allow bike users to<br />

bring their bikes along with them?<br />

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Once rail systems are extended, existing bus stations should remain to allow better<br />

flexibility of transit systems ex, do not get rid of bus station at Tunney’s Pasture<br />

once line is extended<br />

Le design artistique et architectural des stations doit être à la fois assez similaire pour<br />

se révéler uniforme et cohérent ET assez différent pour que chaque station soit facile<br />

à identifier et à différencier des autres. Les métros de Montreal et de Stockholm<br />

sont de bons exemples d’atteinte d’un tel équilibre visuel et fonctionnel<br />

Questions to Mr. Gratton: My main concern – how can the people of Gatineau<br />

connect with the LRT? Answer: They should connect to an LRT LOOP from the<br />

Gatineau side, (not by transfers on the <strong>Ottawa</strong> side). So you have to design the<br />

Rideau station for an eventual exit to the North, and you have to design a Western<br />

Station for an LRT exist to the North<br />

Montreal Metro (in my view) is the gold standard in subway art. Hopefully we can<br />

pick up a few ideas from there. Please no more awful RED like the ugly OC Transpo<br />

transitway stations. Safety is a chronic problem at stations, and supervision is<br />

essential. I hope that we can find a way to heat stations during winter months<br />

Simplicity, easy to clean, consideration of off-peak hour users, security – especially<br />

women<br />

Question 3: Do you have any comments or concerns regarding the potential<br />

location of the Maintenance and Storage Facility?<br />

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No not really<br />

Seems like the right choice<br />

I would suggest that the area south of the VIA station (where VIA has pulled up<br />

tracks) would be a better location for maintenance<br />

Nil. It’s out of the way and the most appropriate location along the route<br />

Fine<br />

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No – location seems fine<br />

Non<br />

Cet aspect du projet n’est pas importante à mes yeux. Je vois faire confiance à ce<br />

chapitre<br />

Maintenance: How many millions will need to be spent to build a connection<br />

from either Station or St Laurent Station to the maintenance yard? There is also<br />

likelihood of an Innes Transitway corridor in the same area. Would the<br />

LRT/DOTT not be better to run SOUTH of the Station along Terminal Ave,<br />

serving the Train Yards development, cross Belfast by the maintenance facilities<br />

on Belfast and then swing over to St Laurent? That way a single line could be

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