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Category Archives: Transport
North Creek Pedestrian Bridge [pic]
The North Creek pedestrian bridge in Clayton will begin construction shortly. The project has been on the financial books since 2007, with half of the $1.7 million bridge’s funding being provided by the Provincial Government. The bridge is a critical … Continue reading
Posted in Cloverdale, Parks and Rec, Transport
Tagged bridge, clayton, greenway, north creek, pedestrian
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Greenway expansion part of PMH1
As part of the Port Mann/Highway 1 expansion program, the Province is investing an unprecedented $50 million into cycling infrastructure along the route. This translates into a number of new greenways for Surrey. There will be a new pedestrian overpass … Continue reading
Stakeholder consultations on Surrey Rapid Transit study
TransLink is holding a series of consultations to gather stakeholder opinion on the future of rapid transit in Surrey and Langley. The goal of the study is to determine the corridors and technologies for rapid transit in the South Fraser … Continue reading
Posted in Cloverdale, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, South Surrey, Transport, Whalley
Tagged consultation, delta, future, langley, meeting, public, rapid transit, south fraser, study, surrey, translink, white rock
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Build Surrey, six year infrastructure plan, launched
From the desk of the City Manager comes a new capital infrastructure program named Build Surrey which has the intention of encouraging “city building”. The program will help Surrey facilitate and manage more growth over the coming decade and continue … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Cloverdale, Development, Fleetwood, Guildford, Library, Newton, Parks and Rec, Social Services, South Surrey, Town Centre, Transport, Whalley
Tagged build surrey, capital, centre, community, infrastructure, recreation
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Stimulus funding for Hwy 99 rapid bus
In perhaps one of the oddest stimulus projects announced, Surrey will receive a combined $13 million from the federal and provincial governments to build a northbound rapid bus lane along Hwy 99, between King George and Hwy 91. Stimulus projects … Continue reading
Posted in South Surrey, Transport
Tagged bc, bridgeport, canada line, economic, funding, government, highway 99, plan, provincial, rapid bus, south, stimulus, surrey, transit, translink, white rock
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Major road projects in next few years
The Surrey Engineering Department has released their 10 Year Servicing Plan (2010-2019). Included below is a Google map of the major road expansion projects to be completed in the short term (1-3 years). New roads are in orange, while widened … Continue reading
Posted in Cloverdale, Fleetwood, Guildford, Parks and Rec, South Surrey, Transport
Tagged 64 ave, 84 ave, 96 ave, bear creek, city centre, clayton, Cloverdale, expansion, extension, Fleetwood, fraser hwy, green timbers, king george, road, whalley boulevard, widen
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Port Mann construction [pics]
Posted in Development, Guildford, Transport
Tagged bridge, construction, expansion, fraser river, gateway, highway 1, port mann, program, south, surrey, twin
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Initial concepts for Civic Centre revealed [pics]
Kasian Architects was hired six months ago to develop the final design for the new Civic Centre and their initial concept renderings have been leaked. The Civic Centre project is expected to include a new City Hall, office space, an … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Parks and Rec, Social Services, Transport, Whalley
Tagged city centre, City Hall, city parkway, concept, design, downtown, extension, kasian architects, Library, park, performing arts, plaza, sfu, skytrain, surrey civic centre, university drive
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