COS Financial Plan 2018 - 2022

PARKS, RECREATION AND CULTURE

INFRASTRUCTURE

 City Parkway Studio, operated through a partnership agreement between the

 Successfully obtained a Natural Resources Canada innovation grant of $1.3 million for the Clayton Hub community building;  Formed a partnership with Portland State University to begin urban heat mapping of the City, with a view to future climate adaptation work in this area;  Reached the final Milestone 5 in the ICLEI Building Adaptive and Resilience Communities (BARC) process for climate adaptation, and Milestone 5 the FMC Partners for Climate Protection program for GHG reductions;  Completed all required climate reporting as part of the commitment to the Global Covenant of Mayors; and  Obtained partnership funding from utilities for two new staff positions focused on energy (for corporate energy

City, the Royal Canadian Theatre Company, and Streetrich Hip Hop Society, opened in Spring 2017;

 Planning and initial construction of Phase II of the Surrey Museum began;  Completed lifecycle replacement of two water parks, South Surrey Athletic Park and Cloverdale Athletic Park, and seized the opportunity to reduce water consumption while increasing play value to users;  Completed a dog off-leash park in Forsyth Park, further advancing the plan for increasing off-leash spaces across the City;  Completed lifecycle replacement of synthetic turf field #1 as well as a new synthetic turf field at Cloverdale Athletic Park, extending the life of this field for the next 15 years;  Completed final design of Cloverdale and North Surrey Sport & Ice Complexes;  Participated in the development of the BC Energy Step Code for better building energy efficiency;  Supported the City’s efforts to build a passive house-standard Clayton community hub building;  Supported the City’s successful applicants for Municipal Climate Innovation Program (MCIP) climate- related project funding, including for the Coastal Flood Adaptation Strategy;

and emissions, and for community natural gas/renewable natural gas opportunities).

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