The City of Surrey wants you to believe that the proposed roads that cut through Hawthorne Park have been planned for decades and are unrelated to Surrey’s plan for street-level LRT—but the facts show that the road does, in fact, have everything to do with the LRT.
Here is what we think about the recent statements by City staff:
CONCLUSION: Clearly, LRT on 104th Avenue is the only reason a road needs to be built through this park.
Read our previous statement: Surrey’s LRT proposal cuts Hawthorne Park in half
Sign the petition to Save Hawthorne Park: https://www.change.org/p/save-hawthorne-park/
The 1996 Official Community Plan (OCP) was adopted by the City in 1996 and remained in effect until 2014. It is available on the City of Surrey website at www.surrey.ca/city-services/1318.aspx.
Location: Guildford Park Secondary School, 10707 146 St
Date & Time: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 – 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Pictured in header: Diagram of Surrey’s 105 Avenue road plan for Hawthorne Park
Reality Check
Reality Check is the online blog run by the founder of SkyTrain for Surrey, a BC-based community organization that has advocated for the expansion of the Vancouer SkyTrain system, including our successful advocacy for the under-construction Surrey Langley SkyTrain extension.
Media Contact: Daryl Dela Cruz – Founder, SkyTrain for Surrey ・ Phone: +1 604 329 3529, [email protected]