Spoke with them over a month ago:

"The upgrade to full accessibility is in the works. Like many projects, it is done in phases. What you see right now is a mix of old (the poles and push buttons are the same ones that have been there all along) and new ... poured and shaped concrete that will work in tandem with the upcoming new audible buttons to be fully accessible."

Still nothing. Over 5 weeks these buttons have been inaccessible.

The people involved in the design and construction should all have to attempt to cross in a wheelchair before they open it. How freakin' stupid can they be?

I passed again today. Island with unreachable crossing signal on it has had its kerb painted luminous white. Is someone going to now knock this down to allow the wheelchair access? What a waste of time and money.

There was an old man there today and he had to wait for me to reach him before he could cross the road as he was unable to reach the button.

People in wheelchairs cannot reach the button. It isn't rocket science.

So today the button has been moved from previous pole/island combo onto another pole on another island. That is still unreachable by wheelchair.

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And its on uʍop ǝpᴉsdn

As advised above --- please contact Alex Wong in Engineering. Thanks.

I did. Its still not fixed though so reopening. Pole is still on island with kerb. Response from Wong was:

"The upgrade to full accessibility is in the works. Like many projects, it is done in phases. What you see right now is a mix of old (the poles and push buttons are the same ones that have been there all along) and new ... poured and shaped concrete that will work in tandem with the upcoming new audible buttons to be fully accessible."

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Before they reinstall it, have the engineer/planner sit in a wheelchair and try to access it.

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