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Old Posted Aug 24, 2023, 8:59 PM
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... Once the SLS is built though, 176th and Fraser Highway is going to look a little bit silly. However, I'm pretty sure this is a political non-starter right now...
Yup, that's the one I had in mind. Obviously there's no pressure now with it being ecologically sensitive and flood-prone and all the suburbistan on either side, but in 2060 when Fleetwood looks like Metrotown and there's still a big gap between Surrey and Langley...

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Already covered Pacific Highway above; development is controversial at the moment due to it being critical marshland and river watershed, as well as being so close to sea level. Same thing for the Garden City Lands in Richmond (which is planned to still be a park).

Southlands is a Musqueam reserve. The golf courses that aren't? Fairly out of the way of any bike or transit routes, and South Dunbar hates pedestrians, so you'd have thousands of new drivers clogging up SW Marine. Riverway is much the same.

South and east of Langley, Richmond or Coquitlam? Forget it.
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