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The City of Ottawa and OC Transpo have implemented 56 of the 103 recommendations identified in last year’s Light Rail Transit Inquiry, a report stated, and officials said they expect to have another 19 recommendations completed by the end of this year.
Amilcar noted the “collaborative approach” to address the inquiry recommendations has been “very successful with significant progress made” since the city’s plan was presented to the sub-committee in April. “Staff expect to have approximately 75 of the 95 recommendations complete by the end of 2023 with the remaining well in progress or incorporated into ongoing work or processes,” Amilcar stated.
A second report will be tabled at the same meeting updating members on other issues that have caused problems on the LRT line, such as freezing rain and lightning strikes.
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