Build Surrey Program - City of Surrey
Build Surrey Program - City of Surrey
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Cloverdale<br />
Roberts Bank Rail Corridor<br />
Roberts Bank Rail<br />
Corridor <strong>Program</strong><br />
The Roberts Bank Rail Corridor<br />
<strong>Program</strong> will include the<br />
construction <strong>of</strong> overpasses over<br />
the railway tracks at 196 Street,<br />
54 Avenue, 192 Street and 152<br />
Street, along with associated road<br />
improvements and improvements<br />
to railway level crossings to support<br />
the cessation <strong>of</strong> train whistling. This<br />
$180-million program will eliminate<br />
vehicle delays at crossings,<br />
reduce idling and greenhouse gas<br />
emissions, and provide an improved<br />
transportation network and<br />
emergency vehicle access.<br />
Youth Park<br />
A new covered outdoor youth park<br />
will be built in Cloverdale. It will be<br />
an accessible and free recreation<br />
area which can be used rain or<br />
shine, and it is expected to be<br />
completed by 2013.<br />
Cloverdale Greenway<br />
Trails and North Creek<br />
Pedestrian Bridge<br />
The Cloverdale Greenway is<br />
part <strong>of</strong> a city-wide path network<br />
with connections north to Fraser<br />
Highway, south to Campbell Heights<br />
and west to Hook Greenway. The<br />
5km project includes a new median<br />
refuge that facilitates crossing 64<br />
Avenue east <strong>of</strong> 180 Street.<br />
<strong>Surrey</strong> Museum ~ Phase 2<br />
The <strong>City</strong> will build the second phase<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Surrey</strong> Museum, which will<br />
add 10,000 square feet <strong>of</strong> space<br />
to provide a temporary exhibition<br />
gallery to host travelling national<br />
exhibitions, a children’s interactive<br />
gallery, children’s programming<br />
room, volunteers space and<br />
expanded collections storage for<br />
heritage artifact collections.<br />
Events Centre<br />
The <strong>City</strong> wants to partner with the<br />
private sector to build a 10,000<br />
seat sporting and events centre<br />
in Cloverdale. The centre would<br />
be used for sporting events, trade<br />
shows, exhibitions, conventions,<br />
concerts, and as an indoor venue<br />
for the Cloverdale Rodeo.<br />
Cloverdale<br />
Recreation Centre<br />
<strong>Surrey</strong> Museum<br />
The new 65,000 square foot<br />
Cloverdale Recreation Centre<br />
opened in 2011, providing new<br />
recreation opportunities, including<br />
multipurpose rooms, three<br />
gymnasiums, a fitness facility, as<br />
well as seniors’, youth, preschool<br />
and middle years programming<br />
spaces. A colourful public art work<br />
titled Flow was created by artist<br />
Robert Studer, and is visible from<br />
the entrance foyer.<br />
Cloverdale Recreation Centre<br />
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<strong>Build</strong> <strong>Surrey</strong> <strong>Program</strong> february 2012<br />
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