REM access shortcut still just a promise
What does it mean to say that the building owner “believes” that the shortcut from Bonaventure metro to the REM will soon open? Shouldn’t they know?
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Jonathan 16:28 on 2024-01-19 Permalink
I imagine there are a lot of things to consider, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it weren’t something to do with insurance. If there is an official entrance to the network, it probably has an impact.
Ian 19:03 on 2024-01-19 Permalink
Given how flexible delivery dates for projects are I think it’s just prudent to use that kind of phrasing.
Faiz Imam 11:17 on 2024-01-20 Permalink
This entire saga his been so odd. Everyone assumed from day 1 that this would be a normal access, but when it opened it was only an exit.
They never gave a explicit reason and have been dancing around the topic for months.
Whatever it is, it must be highly legal.