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Old Posted Nov 5, 2018, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Trainguy View Post
I think people fail to realize is that the Surrey/Langley border is 196th street and not 176th. People think anything east of 176th is Langley. There has been a lot of development inside Surrey east of 176th. Skytrain tends to attract intensification and bus routes tend to head towards Skytrain lines. Building out towards Langley is the right move. The now dead LRT would not have instantly transformed all the areas it would have gone through. 104th ave has been a mess for decades despite having buses travel along it. A streetcar would not change that situation on its own.
The thing is, 104th was never on the table for Skytrain (at least not yet due to low projected demand); unfortunate, because it's probably the best place for redevelopment, and showing its age the most. So that's a shame.

Also, it would hopefully cause Pacific Place (or whatever that empty building was called) to finally find a 'worthy' tenant the owner was waiting for.
     
     
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