Capital Projects

These projects generally aim to improve traffic flow, prepare for future growth and make it safer for residents to walk and cycle.

• Campbell Heights Improvements - 192 Street, 16 Avenue, 24 Avenue, 28 Avenue, 32 Avenue
• 140 Street improvements - from 88 Avenue to 92 Avenue
• 32 Avenue improvements - from 176 Street to 188 Street
• 64 Avenue improvements - from 177B St to 184 St
• 148 Street improvements - from 58 Avenue to 64 Avenue
• 80 Avenue improvements -  from 120 Street to King George Blvd
• 152 Street road upgrades - between Serpentine and Nicomekl Rivers
• 72 Avenue improvements & extension –  from 144 Street to 196 Street
• 20 Avenue improvements and Highway 99 overpass - early works underway
• 132 Street improvements - from 72 Ave to 80 Ave
• Harvie Rd & 88 Ave Roundabout

In addition to major road projects, the City does timely re-pavement of roads to help minimize long-term maintenance costs.

The City also has smaller road projects including  construction of intersection improvements, pedestrian crossings and sidewalks to improve road safety.

Surrey Langley SkyTrain

The City is working with the Province of BC to deliver the Surrey Langley SkyTrain project - a 16-kilometre extension of the Expo Line with 8 new stations. 

Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)

The City is also working with TransLink to bring Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) along King George Boulevard from City Centre to Semiahmoo Town Centre.  

Construction of watermain, drainage and sanitary sewers to meet the growing demands for safe drinking water and continuing to provide adequate conveyance of drainage and wastewater

• Bear and Quibble Creek sewer pipes
• City's Newton Pump Station  | Metro Vancouver's Newton Pump Station Replacement Project
• Crescent Beach utility improvements

These projects aim to protect our communities from coastal flooding and sea level rise.

• Mud Bay nature-based foreshore enhancements
• Colebrook Dyke upgrades
• Full list of coastal flood adaptation projects

Planning underway

This project, led by Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC), is a two phased project. The first phase is planned to be a 12-storey mixed-use office/institutional development with ground-level retail units, and a vibrant public plaza adjacent to one of the region’s most intensively used transit hubs. 

• Design of Phase 1 is expected to commence in summer/fall 2025, with construction commencing in 2026 and completion in 2030.
• Phase 2 is planned to be a significant mixed-use office development.
• Timeline for the design and construction of Phase 2 has yet to be established.

Phase 1 and Phase 2 will effectively double the total office and institutional space in the City Centre and will provide the critical mass necessary to establish Surrey City Centre as the region’s next business core.

Planning underway

This project is for the planning and preliminary design of a 10,000-seat sports and entertainment arena in the City Centre which will serve as the first component of the emerging City Centre Entertainment District. To inform the planning and design of the City Centre Arena, the project will be seeking to select both an operating partner and a development partner in 2025, followed by initiation of a preliminary design in 2026.

Underway

The Surrey Sports hall of Fame will honour the ongoing legacy of Surrey’s active sports communities, highlighting achievements by players, builders, coaches and others involved in sport. This online platform will unite Surrey residents and inspire younger generations to participate in their communities. It will foster positive stories in Surrey and help build civic pride through sport.

Some in-person activations will occur at select Parks, Recreation & Culture facilities. This project is in the planning phase and will include community engagement opportunities in 2025.

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Planning underway

Design and construction of a third artificial turf field, with changerooms and spectator seating. These investments will further enhance Tamanawis Park as a destination facility for field hockey tournaments.

Planning underway

• Paving of the existing gravel parking area
• Upgrading sports field lighting system to energy efficient LED fixtures
• Parking lot lighting updates to improve visitor safety
• Tree planting to enhance canopy cover 

Planning underway

This project includes the design and construction of new courts with lighting along with a new spray park in City Centre.

Planning underway

Design is underway for the conversion of two grass fields to synthetic, and additional parking.

Planning underway

Surrey is looking to construct an open-air building to accommodate multiple sports including lacrosse, ball hockey, and basketball at South Surrey Athletic Park.

In progress

The project at 1001 Steps consists of the demolition and removal of the end-of-lifecycle stairs, and the design and construction of a new stair system. Anticipated to start late fall with spring 2025 completion.

Planning underway

This project is for the design and construction of new marine infrastructure and associated supporting amenities for spreading of ashes on the Fraser River. The project is expected to be completed 24 months after receiving approval from Council.

This project will upgrade Bear Creek Park’s limited 200-amp electrical system to support more equipment for events like the Bear Creek Light Festival, Indian Cultural Festival, and sports tournaments. It also includes a new PA system for event organizers, stadium fencing for secure ticketed events, and levelling the throwing fields to meet World Athletics certification standards.

The Bear Creek Park water park, built over 20 years ago, is due for replacement. The project includes a new surface and energy-efficient equipment. The upgraded facilities will meet safety standards and support high public use and enjoyment at this popular site.

This project will replace the artificial turf on Fields #2 and #6 at Newton Athletic Park. Installed in 2011 and 2012, the turf has worn down from heavy use and no longer meets safety standards due to increased surface hardness.

Underway

Work has begun to replace and upgrade four ball diamonds at Sunnyside Park in South Surrey.

The ball diamonds in fields 1 to 4, located in the western portion of the park, will enhance safety and playability of the fields. The new diamonds will have irrigated turfgrass and pathways to access the park’s other facilities. Field lighting will also be added to Field #1 to allow for evening play.