Snug Cove Terminal Development Plan

Hi Marysia,

Thank you for your question. We do take into account projected sea level rise when designing new terminal buildings and marine structures. These are long term assets that must function as intended over their service life.  We are also considering requirements around vessel and terminal electrification requirements in our planning processes.

Thank you for your question. As part of the TDP we will be reviewing waiting room and washroom options and requirements along with other terminal elements including transit bus accommodation, foot passenger loading and unloading, bike racks, and covered areas, among others.  The existing washroom building is nearing end of life and has been identified as a short term priority, and understanding how this fits with the long term terminal plan is a key component of the TDP.

Thank you for your question. The Baseline Report is an internal working document that is developed as part of the TDP process to summarize details about the terminal, any past studies, and identify potential gaps that may require further investigation. Key elements from this report inform the content and requirements in the TDP.  The baseline document itself is not publically published as it contains confidential information. 

Thank you for your question. The Terminal Development Plan will provide a long term concept and vision for the terminal, with elements implemented in a phased manner over the next 25 years. Some elements have been identified for implementation in the near term (within the next 5 years), specifically a new waiting room/washroom building and customer amenities within our lot (such as bike racks, covered areas etc.). The marine infrastructure still has significant service life left but the TDP will investigate options and requirements as well, and this infrastructure will be replaced as asset condition requires.