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Opposition to Development on 156 and 28th

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Veronica Wright
6 years ago

My granddaughter is a student here and I am frequently at the school. Space is already cramped! I understand that due to construction much of the already very limited play area will not be available for the next couple of YEARS. The construction will provide space for present normal growth and NOT for lots more rental or sales units. The situation is so unfair to the children and also the staff. As a retired teacher I shudder to think of the stress this will put on the people involved in the day to day operation of the school. Our children and our teachers and school district 36 employees deserve better. Please reconsider!

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Gagan Saroya
6 years ago

I oppose!

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

As a resident of this area, I'm opposed to this development proposal as it would create an incredible increase in activity in the area and put a burden on already congested Croydon Dr. It is out of character for this neighborhood and it is not welcomed by the local residents.

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Dave Tiemstra
6 years ago

Area is already overpopulated. This re zoning would drastically change the look and feel of our community

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Opposed.

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Eva Phillipson
6 years ago

We’ve already hit critical density in this area. Where would the additional children go to school? How much additional traffic would new residents bring?? There’s only so much growth the area can handle.

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Kyle Keeling
6 years ago

Local infrastructure needs massive improvement before a development of this type can even be considered.

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Stephanie de Koster
6 years ago

There are TOO many residents living in Whiterock/South surrey and the city needs to shift focus from an industrial/commercial lens to a family oriented people lens.

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Aaron Mackie
6 years ago

I’m against this project

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Puneet Bhalla
6 years ago

There are already too many multi-family homes in this region. The road infrastructure is really poor. The city is not contributing to parking space. Most of the road to become single Lane in one direction. People have to pull over just to cross each other.. I strongly opposed to any multi-family development south of 56th Avenue for now.

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Melissa Doyle
6 years ago

The schools in this area most certainly cannot handle this type of residential development not to mention the disruption to traffic flow.

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Mary Ann Buckland
6 years ago Featured

This area cannot handle the proposed level of density. The local school has already put portables on the gravel field so despite over 700 kids in the school they have only half a playing field.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This area is already overcrowded and the traffic infrastructure overburdened. Adding this development would cause nothing but problems

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Jimmy Wu
6 years ago

This development will cause headaches to existing residents in the neighbourhood. This area is not ready for such high population density

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Colleen
6 years ago

This development would be an awful addition to our neighborhood. We don’t have space for more kids in our schools. The roads are already very congested. It’s one thing to add a townhouse complex. At least it would fit with the neighborhood, and would be way less residents then what is being proposed. In all honesty, no additional development should be allowed in this area without more schools.

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Laura Rodriguez
6 years ago

Absolutely NO to this huge development! The infrastructure CANNOT handle it. We are congested enough. Please put safety and quality of life first before profit!!!!

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Aram Lee-Martin
6 years ago

I strongly oppose to this proposal

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Anonymous
6 years ago

As a resident of this area I am strongly opposed to the increased traffic and stresses on our already stressed schools. City of Surrey needs to wake up and stop this absurd development proposal on land that is zoned for Agriculture

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Jeremy Garbo
6 years ago

The back of our house and our new borns son bedroom faces all of this nonsense and we are constantly having to clean our windows and wipe dirt and dust that sticks to them from the tractors constantly moving around dirt piles. We are not happy about this and this needs to be stopped immediately for the health and safety of our child. Its summer time and the window needs to be opened.

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Sandra Garbo
6 years ago

Make this a green space such as a park, instead of a new development. Strongly oppose this.