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Tag Archives: engineering
Tynehead Plan envisions condos, freeways, and financial shortfalls
As we reported earlier in the year, the City and property owners are currently creating an ambitious development plan for the Tynehead neighbourhood, transforming it from a rural edge of Surrey to the centre of significant density and strip malls. … Continue reading
Posted in Cloverdale, Development, Environment, Guildford, Parks and Rec
Tagged annidale, bc, climate change, condo, dcc, density, Development, engineering, infrastructure, ncp, overpass, port kells, road, rural, sewer, sprawl, suburban, surrey, sustainability, tynehead, urban
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Cloverdale’s Main St in full bloom [pics]
Cloverdale’s Main St upgrade is finally complete will the installation of hanging baskets along the lampposts. The baskets look fantastic and colourful. In addition, I’ve included pictures of the three life sized public art carvings that were installed earlier in … Continue reading
Posted in Cloverdale, Transport
Tagged Cloverdale, conductor, cowgirl, engineering, farmer, flowers, hanging basket, main st, placemaking, public art, public space, redesign, summer, train, upgrade
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