FLEETWOOD Public Engagement Boards Feb 2023
Thank you for taking the
time this evening to attend
our Open House.
Information about the
development is presented
throughout the room.
Representatives from the
Developer and the design
team are present to answer
any questions you may
have.
Please feel free to help
yourself to some
refreshments and be sure to
leave your feedback on
the development, on a
comment card before you
leave. All comment cards
will be presented to the
City of Surrey.
For Further information on
the Fleetwood Plan, please
contact Markus Kischnick at
fleetwoodplan@surrey.ca
For further information on
the Surrey Langley SkyTrain
Line Extension, please
contact
surreylangleyskytrain@gov.
bc.ca
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FLEETWOOD Public Engagement Boards Feb 2023
1. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
Thank you for taking the
time this evening to attend
our Open House.
Information about the
development is presented
throughout the room.
Representatives from the
Developer and the design
team are present to answer
any questions you may
have.
Please feel free to help
yourself to some
refreshments and be sure to
leave your feedback on
the development, on a
comment card before you
leave. All comment cards
will be presented to the
City of Surrey.
For Further information on
the Fleetwood Plan, please
contact Markus Kischnick at
fleetwoodplan@surrey.ca
For further information on
the Surrey Langley SkyTrain
Line Extension, please
contact
surreylangleyskytrain@gov.
bc.ca
WELCOME TO THE
FLEETWOOD ORION
OPEN HOUSE......
1
2. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
Civic/Institutional
Parks & Open Space
Riparian Area
Detention Pond
Special Study Area
Watercourse
Plaza
Proposed Road
SkyTrain
Legend
Fleetwood Centre
High-Rise
Mid-Rise Transition
Mixed Employment
Commercial
Low-Rise
Townhouse
Urban Residential
Mixed-Use
Legend
Fraser Hwy
84 Ave
85 Ave
80 Ave
82 Ave
90 Ave
88 Ave
86 Ave
87 Ave
84 Ave
92 Ave
94 Ave
96 Ave
152
St
156
St
156
St
152
St
149
St
150
St
160
St
168
St
158
St
Maple
Green
Park
Barry
Mather
Park Berkshire
Park
Berkshire Park
Elementary
Surrey Christian
School
Meagan Anne
MacDougall
Park
Green Timbers
Park
Bonnie
Schrenk
Park
Bucci Park
154
ST
90 Ave
88 Ave
91 Ave
159
St
162
St
83 Ave
166
St
Watson Dr
166
St
168
St
164
St
160
St
156
St
155
St
154
St
148
St
150
St
80 Ave
167
St
Fleetwood
Way
164
St
172
St
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83 Ave
85 Ave
170
St
Northwood
United
Church
Surrey Korean
Presbyterian
Church
Holy Cross
Regional
High School
Surrey Christian
School
Frost Road
Elementary
Frost Road
Park
Fleetwood
Community
Centre
Francis
Park
Cedar
Greens
Park
Walnut
Park
William
Watson
Park
Coyote
Springs Park
Fleetwood
International
Church
Walnut Road
Elementary
School
William
Watson
Elementary
School
Surrey Sport
& Leisure
Complex
Coast Meridian
Elementary
School
Coast
Meridian
Park
N
0 500 1000 metres
Proposed Land Use Concept
FLEETWOOD PLAN STAGE 1 _ ADOPTED BY COUNCIL
Legend
Surrey Langley SkyTrain
Potential Frequent Transit Network/Local Serivce
Potential Limited Stop Service
Potential Major Transit Network
Proposed Skytrain On-Street Parking
Proposed Road
Fraser Hwy
84 Ave
85 Ave
80 Ave
82 Ave
90 Ave
88 Ave
86 Ave
87 Ave
84 Ave
92 Ave
94 Ave
96 Ave
152
St
156
St
156
St
152
St
149
St
150
St
160
St
168
St
158
St
Maple
Green
Park
Barry
Mather
Park Berkshire
Park
Berkshire Park
Elementary
Surrey Christian
School
Meagan Anne
MacDougall
Park
Green Timbers
Park
Bonnie
Schrenk
Park
Bucci Park
154
ST
90 Ave
88 Ave
91 Ave
159
St
162
St
83 Ave
166
St
Watson Dr
166
St
168
St
164
St
160
St
156
St
155
St
154
St
148
St
150
St
80 Ave
167
St
Fleetwood
Way
164
St
172
St
V
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re
W
a
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83 Ave
85 Ave
170
St
Northwood
United
Church
Surrey Korean
Presbyterian
Church
Holy Cross
Regional
High School
Surrey Christian
School
Frost Road
Elementary
Frost Road
Park
Fleetwood
Community
Centre
Francis
Park
Cedar
Greens
Park
Walnut
Park
William
Watson
Park
Coyote
Springs Park
Fleetwood
International
Church
Walnut Road
Elementary
School
William
Watson
Elementary
School
Surrey Sport
& Leisure
Complex
Coast Meridian
Elementary
School
Coast
Meridian
Park
N
0 500 1000 metres
PotentialTransit Network
*Note: This is only a concept to visualize how transit could serve the land use being developed as part
of the Fleetwood Plan. The final transit network design will be determined by TransLink through their
rapid transit bus integration plans and ongoing management of the transit network.
Fraser Hwy
84 Ave
85 Ave
80 Ave
82 Ave
90 Ave
88 Ave
86 Ave
87 Ave
84 Ave
92 Ave
94 Ave
96 Ave
152
St
156
St
156
St
152
St
149
St
150
St
160
St
168
St
158
St
Maple
Green
Park
Barry
Mather
Park Berkshire
Park
Berkshire Park
Elementary
Surrey Christian
School
Meagan Anne
MacDougall
Park
Green Timbers
Park
Bonnie
Schrenk
Park
Bucci Park
154
ST
90 Ave
88 Ave
91 Ave
159
St
162
St
83 Ave
166
St
Watson Dr
166
St
168
St
164
St
160
St
156
St
155
St
154
St
148
St
150
St
80 Ave
167
St
Fleetwood
Way
164
St
172
St
V
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W
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83 Ave
85 Ave
170
St
Northwood
United
Church
Surrey Korean
Presbyterian
Church
Holy Cross
Regional
High School
Surrey Christian
School
Frost Road
Elementary
Frost Road
Park
Fleetwood
Community
Centre
Francis
Park
Cedar
Greens
Park
Walnut
Park
William
Watson
Park
Coyote
Springs Park
Fleetwood
International
Church
Walnut Road
Elementary
School
William
Watson
Elementary
School
Surrey Sport
& Leisure
Complex
Coast Meridian
Elementary
School
Coast
Meridian
Park
Legend
Cycle Track
Multi-Use Path
Neighbourhood Bike Route
Bike Lane
Civic Spaces
Parks & Natural Areas
Detention Pond
SkyTrain Plazas
N
0 500 1000 metres
Proposed Cycling & Pedestrian Network
Legend
Existing Parks & Open Space
Proposed Parks
Riparian Area
Detention Pond
Class A Watercourse
Class B Watercourse
Class C Swale
Civic/Institutional
Skytrain Station Plaza
Plaza
SkyTrain
Legend
Fraser Hwy
84 Ave
85 Ave
80 Ave
82 Ave
90 Ave
88 Ave
86 Ave
87 Ave
84 Ave
92 Ave
94 Ave
96 Ave
152
St
156
St
156
St
152
St
149
St
150
St
160
St
168
St
158
St
Maple
Green
Park
Barry
Mather
Park Berkshire
Park
Berkshire Park
Elementary
Surrey Christian
School
Meagan Anne
MacDougall
Park
Green Timbers
Park
Bonnie
Schrenk
Park
Bucci Park
154
ST
90 Ave
88 Ave
91 Ave
159
St
162
St
83 Ave
166
St
Watson Dr
166
St
168
St
164
St
160
St
156
St
155
St
154
St
148
St
150
St
80 Ave
167
St
Fleetwood
Way
164
St
172
St
V
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W
a
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83 Ave
85 Ave
170
St
Northwood
United
Church
Surrey Korean
Presbyterian
Church
Holy Cross
Regional
High School
Surrey Christian
School
Frost Road
Elementary
Frost Road
Park
Fleetwood
Community
Centre
Francis
Park
Cedar
Greens
Park
Walnut
Park
William
Watson
Park
Coyote
Springs Park
Fleetwood
International
Church
Walnut Road
Elementary
School
William
Watson
Elementary
School
Surrey Sport
& Leisure
Complex
Coast Meridian
Elementary
School
Coast
Meridian
Park
N
0 500 1000 metres
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Long Term Road
Full Movement Signal
Existing Proposed
Surrey Langley SkyTrain
Fraser Hwy
84 Ave
85 Ave
80 Ave
82 Ave
90 Ave
88 Ave
86 Ave
87 Ave
84 Ave
92 Ave
94 Ave
96 Ave
152
St
156
St
156
St
152
St
149
St
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St
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Green
Park
Barry
Mather
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Park
Berkshire Park
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Surrey Christian
School
Meagan Anne
MacDougall
Park
Green Timbers
Park
Bonnie
Schrenk
Park
Bucci Park
154
ST
90 Ave
88 Ave
91 Ave
159
St
162
St
83 Ave
166
St
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166
St
168
St
164
St
160
St
156
St
155
St
154
St
148
St
150
St
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167
St
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Way
164
St
172
St
V
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W
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83 Ave
85 Ave
170
St
Northwood
United
Church
Surrey Korean
Presbyterian
Church
Holy Cross
Regional
High School
Surrey Christian
School
Frost Road
Elementary
Frost Road
Park
Fleetwood
Community
Centre
Francis
Park
Cedar
Greens
Park
Walnut
Park
William
Watson
Park
Coyote
Springs Park
Fleetwood
International
Church
Walnut Road
Elementary
School
William
Watson
Elementary
School
Surrey Sport
& Leisure
Complex
Coast Meridian
Elementary
School
Coast
Meridian
Park
N
0 500 1000 metres
Proposed Road Network
Proposed Road Network
Proposed Transit Network
Proposed Cycling & Pedestrian Network
Proposed Parks & Open Space Concept
Guiding Principles
Green Spaces _ Protect, create, and
enhance biodiversity, parks and natural
spaces.
Active Living _ Provide spaces and
amenities to foster active living, wellness,
and opportunities for social connection.
Heart of Fleetwood _ Build on the Town
Centre's role as a local destination and
enrich its sense of place, heritage and
culture.
Mobility For All _ Develop active
transportation and transit infrastructure to
supply universal access to safe mobility.
Robust Economy _ Support a thriving and
diverse local business environment.
Climate Resilience _ Transition to a net zero
carbon community that can adapt to
climate change.
Focused Growth _ Support thoughtful
transit-oriented development guided by
community context.
Core
Mixed-use development with high
rise supported by 4-6 storey podiums.
Minimum commercial or institutional
requirements with predominant
active ground level uses and
supporting office/institutional podium
uses and related amenity spaces.
Building Height Building Height Building Height Building Height
Building Height
Max Tower Floor Plate Max Tower Floor Plate
Max Building Depth
Min Tower Separation Min Tower Separation Min Building Separation
Max Building/Podium Depth Max Building/Podium Depth
Up to 36 storeys Up to 30 storeys 6-12 storeys. Up to 15 storeys
may be considered at key
intersections and transitional
locations.
4-5 storeys. May consider up
to 6 storeys for sites abutting
a Frequent Transit Network,
Fraser Highway and/or directly
adjacent to mid or high rise
designations). 6-20 storeys. Additional Height
Considered for Employment
Uses.
700 sq m Residential. Office
may be larger.
700 sq m Residential. Office
may be larger.
20 m for Residential
50 m face to face. 30 m corner
to corner.
50 m face to face. 30 m corner
to corner.
30 m face to face. 20 m corner
to corner.
20m for Residential. Office
may be larger.
20m for Residential. Office
may be larger.
Floor Area Ratio Floor Area Ratio
Floor Area Ratio
Floor Area Ratio Floor Area Ratio
Up to 4.5 FAR*, inclusive
of minimum 0.75 FAR
commercial or institutional.
Up to 4.0 FAR*, inclusive of
minimum 0.3 FAR commercial
or institutional.
Up to 3.0 FAR* for residential
only.
Up to 3.25 FAR* for mixed
use, inclusive of 0.25 FAR
commercial or institutional.
Up to 2.00 FAR* for residential
only.
Up to 2.20 FAR* for mixed
use, inclusive of 0.25 FAR
commercial or institutional.
Up to 3.25 FAR* office and/or
business oriented commericial
Low Rise
Apartment buildings supported
with ground floor townhouse or
active ground floor commercial
in mixed-use areas, and related
amenity spaces.
Mid-Rise
Transition
Mixed
Employment
Apartment and mixed-use mid
rise buildings. Active commercial
uses on ground floor, or minimum
2 storey townhomes for residential
frontages, with related amenity
spaces. Various architectural forms
(e.g. tiered buildings) considered.
Mix of low and mid rise buildings,
with primary commercial, business
and service uses and a focus on
employment generation. Residential
uses may be considered. Various
architectural forms and floor plate
sized considered to facilitate
employment uses.
High Rise
Apartment buildings supported
by minimum 2-4 storey podiums.
Minimum commercial or institutional
requirements with active ground
level uses and related amenity
spaces. 2 storey townhomes for
residential frontages.
Mixed-
Use
Mixed-use areas require
minimum 0.25 FAR (low rise
and mid-rise transition, 0.3 FAR
(high rise), and 0.75 FAR (core)
of active commercial, office, or
institutional uses.
Active ground floor commercial
uses should be focused onto
primary street frontages.
Residential townhouse at
grade accommodated in some
locations.
Public facilities such as education,
recreation and culture. Secondary
and supportive uses are permitted
including affordable housing in
coordination with civic uses.
Urban single family housing.
Opportunity for laneway, semi-
detached, attached, row housing
along major arterials and lower
density townhouse, subject to
neighbourhood compatibility within
800 m of Rapid Transit Areas.
Ground-oriented townhouse
buildings (row or stacked) and
related amenity spaces.
Active retail, service, commercial
uses at grade with opportunity for
local office above. Potential for
some residential above ground floor
in key areas.
Public open space that encourages
social interaction and reinforces the
public realm, supporting activities
such as socializing, resting, and
eating, and adding to the quality
of urban living, and may include
neighbourhood and urban parks.
Riparian areas are important
habitat for fish and wildlife, and
support biodiversity. They are
key to protecting water quality
and reducing stormwater run-off
impacts as they absorb and store
rainwater. All streams and riparian
areas should be conveyed to the
City to be protected and maintained
as natural area.
Commercial Civic/
Institutional
Urban
Residential
Riparian
Townhouse Parks & Open
Space
Building Height
Building Height
Building Height
1-4 Storeys
*Up to 3 storeys (May
consider 4 storeys for stacked
townhouse with underground
parking in key locations)
9.0-9.5 metres (~30 feet)
Density
Density
Density
Up to 1.5 FAR*, inclusive of
0.25 FAR commercial. Up to 1.0 FAR*.
24 UPH* (Detached), 35 UPH*
(Duplex), and 37 UPH* (Row
House or Townhouse)
Zoning Legend
Civic/Institutional
Parks & Open Space
Riparian Area
Detention Pond
Special Study Area
Watercourse
Plaza
Proposed Road
SkyTrain
Legend
Fleetwood Centre
High-Rise
Mid-Rise Transition
Mixed Employment
Commercial
Low-Rise
Townhouse
Urban Residential
Mixed-Use
Legend
Map Legend
Site
* Images and Information courtesy of City of Surrey Fleetwood Plan Stage 1
Document & Engagement Summary Document.
The Fleetwood Plan Stage 1 was endorsed by Council in March of this year. The Fleetwood Plan is to be a comprehensive community plan to support the extension of
the Surrey Langley SkyTrain Line and guide growth in Fleetwood over the next 30+ years. The key features of the plan include: Focused growth along Fraser Highway and
around the future SkyTrain stations, a high street along 160 Street, an employment district around 166 Street station, new parks and public spaces covering approximately
20% of the plan area, and an integrated network of pathways and cycle tracks making it easier to get around.
Note:
Development parameters for density and heights will be subject to additional review
and refinement in Stage 2.
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FLEETWOOD ORION
FLEETWOOD PLAN _ ENGAGEMENT SUMMARY
Open House Attendees Online Visits
Stakeholder Meetings Postcard Mail-outs
Survey Respondents
4,664 750 24,000
67,000
Touchpoints with participants, residents, and stakeholders.
A touchpoint is an interaction not a person.Very involved residents could be the
source of multiple touchpoints.
BY THE NUMBERS
Emails & Phone Calls
500+ 50+
96,964
Approximately,
STEP 1 _ GETTING STARTED STEP 2 _ EXPLORING OPTIONS STEP 3 _ DEVELOPING THE PLAN
A Quick Look _ Over the past 2 years, the plan has been refined through a
comprehensive community engagement process. In total, over 27,300 residents and
stakeholders have participated by attending workshops, open houses, stakeholder
meetings or by completing online surveys. The result is an updated plan that reflects
resident involvement. Please refer to the previous board for the Stage 1 plan.
Newspaper
Ads in Peace Arch News,
Surrey Now Leader, and
Cloverdale Reporter
Mail
Postcards sent to area
residents and property
owners.
Social Media
City of Surrey Facebook,
Instagram, and Twitter
targeted ads for South Surrey
residents.
City of Surrey Website,
E-News, and South Surrey
CitySpeaks Panel
Website
Workshops
large group dialogue sessions
Public Open House Online Surveys
Stakeholder Meetings
and Site Visits
Emails & Phone Calls
fleetwoodplan@surrey.ca
Residents Were Notified:
Stakeholders Participated:
Neighbourhood Elements that Residents Prioritized:
Safe
Green
Beautiful
Healthy
Connected
Complete
Inclusive
Compact
Public Spaces and streets that are safe for everyone, including women, children,
seniors, and people with disabilities.
Networks of urban parks, trails, outdoor recreation, and natural ecosystems that
are integrated with the neighbourhood.
High quality urban design of buildings and public spaces that give Fleetwood a
unique character and vibrant sense of pace.
A land use mix and transportation network that supports active lifestyles and
human health.
Reduced dependence on automobiles with safe and convenient transportation
optic for users of all ages and abilities.
Diversified local shops and services, employment opportunities, cultural spaces
and housing stock.
A mix of housing options and community services to meet the needs of a wide
range of incomes, ages, ethnicities, and family structures.
More places to live, work, and play in compact, walkable nodes that are well
served by public transit.
Community-wise preparedness for the effects of climate change and reduced
fossil fuels.
A Quick Look _ This part of the engagement established the vision statement and objectives of
the Fleetwood Plan. It recognized the needs and wants of the community, identified the 'Heart
of Fleetwood', and explored growth options for the plan.
The Top 5 Things That The Community Would Like To See For Fleetwood:
Interconnected trails and multi-use paths. Outdoor plazas & places to gather.
Farmers market.
More green space and naturalized areas.
More local shops, restaurants and services.
Establishing The 'Heart of Fleetwood':
Identifying where the heart of Fleetwood is located is key to understanding how the core can
redevelop. During the Spring and Fall engagements, the community identified the area around
160 Street and Fraser Highway as being the heart of Fleetwood.
Green
Timbers
Park
Fleetwood
Park
Fraser Hwy
Fraser Hwy
84 Ave
84 Ave
80 Ave
88 Ave
86 Ave
78 Ave
92 Ave
96 Ave
156
St
152
St
148
St
156
St
160
St
168
St
170
St
164
St
158
St
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82%
Agreed
Community Vision For The 'Heart of Fleetwood':
Create a dense
city/downtown
TRANSP
CESS/OTHER
Linear
park
ORTATION
PARKS/OPEN
Densification
around SkyTrain
stations
N
SPACE
Central
plaza
Structured Growth Option Selected By Community :
Mid-size Core
Mid-size Transition
Mid-size Periphery
Option C: Balanced Growth
LEGEND
Core Areas
Transition Areas
Periphery
Skytrain Guideway
96 Ave
92 Ave
88 Ave
86 Ave
146
St
148
St
148
St
152
St
156
St
158
St
160
St
160
St
164
St
164
St
168
St
168
St
170
St
172
St
156
St
152
St
86 Ave
80 Ave
84 Ave
84 Ave
84 Ave
92 Ave
94 Ave
90 Ave 90 Ave
Fraser Hwy
Fraser Hwy
The Balanced Growth Option was
favoured by the community. This
option distributes growth between
the core, transitional and periphery
areas. This means higher density
apartment buildings focused around
the SkyTrain stations and a balance
of low-rise apartments and
townhouses in the transition area.
This allows for the protection of most
single-family neighbourhoods.
A Quick Look _ After compiling all the feedback from the various engagements, a draft
version of the Stage 1 plan was developed. This was shared with the community and a list of
outstanding concerns was established to be addressed in the Stage 2 planning process.
Community Response To Stage 1 Draft Plan :
Density & Building Heights _ 17% desired an increase.
_ 18% expressed concerns.
_ 65% were happy with the plan.
Growth Related Infrastructure _ 8% concerned with demand on existing infrastructure.
Parks _ 8% concerned with existing residential areas being designated as parks.
50% said more
revisions needed.
29% good as is. 20% unsure.
By The Numbers:
Next Steps:
Stage 1 of the Fleetwood Plan was endorsed by Council in March of this year. Currently,
the Stage 2 Plan is underway and focuses on the review of utility and infrastructure,
financing and urban design. A final plan will be ready for public review in early 2023. The
City will continue to update the public and are available for further discussions.
Site
* Images and Information courtesy of City of Surrey Fleetwood Plan Stage 1
Document & Engagement Summary Document.
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4. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
FLEETWOOD PLAN _ ENGAGEMENT SUMMARY
Open House Attendees Online Visits
Stakeholder Meetings Postcard Mail-outs
Survey Respondents
4,664 750 24,000
67,000
Touchpoints with participants, residents, and stakeholders.
A touchpoint is an interaction not a person.Very involved residents could be the
source of multiple touchpoints.
BY THE NUMBERS
Emails & Phone Calls
500+ 50+
96,964
Approximately,
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FLEETWOOD ORION
PUBLIC HEARING 14 NOVEMBER 2022 _ PUBLIC FEEDBACK
" Enhance the interface with the
neighbours on the northern site."
" Additional Public Engagement."
" Adjustment to height and density of project."
" Explore alternative housing options."
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FLEETWOOD ORION
ENGAGEMENT RESPONSE _ MORE PUBLIC CONSULTATION
2021
March -
Bucci Application #2
(43, 40, 40, 11 & 22 storeys.
FAR 6.6)
2021
March-
Community Association
& Business Improvement
Association sent
updated application
2022
October 3 -
1 st & 2nd Reading at
Council
2022
November 14 -
Public Hearing:
Project Referred
to Planning
2022
December 1 -
Meeting with Fleetwood
Community Association
2019
December -
Bucci Application #1
(57, 44, 40 & 9 storeys,
FAR 6.7)
2020
August -
Community Association
& Business Improvement
Association Review &
Feedback
2022
May -
Bucci Application #3
(37, 42, 15 storeys,
FAR 4.1)
2022
November 2 & 3 -
Public Information
Meetings
2022
December 1 - Present -
Virtual Public Open House
2023
February 8 -
Current Bucci Application
(35, 40, 14 storeys,
FAR 4.1)
2023
January -
Fleetwood CA & BIA
Meeting with City
Planning Department
2023
December - Present -
Ongoing communication
with Fleetwood CA.
2023
February 15 & 16 -
Public Information
Meetings
Since the Public Hearing held on the November 14 2022, Bucci has engaged with the general public, the Fleetwood Community Association, the Business Improvement
Association, and the City Planning Department through the following means:
• From December until present, a virtual Public Open House whereby the public is able to view the project on their own time and provide feedback,
• From December until present, meetings with the Community Association,
• Meetings with the Business Improvement Association,
• Ongoing written communication,
• 2 additional Public Information Meetings.
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7. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
PUBLIC CONSULTATION RESPONSE _ REDUCE HEIGHT
Levels removed
Since the ongoing communication with the Community Association, the application has been reduced in height from 42 to 40 storeys, 37 to 35 storeys and 15 to 14 storeys. The
density has remained at 4.1
40 35
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• Tower 1 - reduced by 2 levels
• Tower 2 - reduced by 2 levels
• Tower 3 - reduced by 1 level
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8. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
ENGAGEMENT RESPONSE _ INTERFACE WITH NEIGHBOURS
At the Public Hearing on November 14 2022, issues were raised regarding the interface of the 15 storey building with the existing townhomes to the north. Although the
Fleetwood Plan - Stage 1 allows for a building of up to 15 storeys at this location and high-rise and mid-rise uses on the neighbouring property with future redevelopment,
Council referred the project back to the Planning Department and the Developer to enhance the buffer between the 15 storey building and the neighbours. The following
changes were made:
*Future park design set out by City of Surrey.
• Increased building
setbacks along the
northern property
line by an additional
1m.
• Articulation of the
floorplate to
minimize views
overlooking the
neighbouring
townhomes.
• Enhanced
landscaping to
create a privacy
buffer while
activating the space
with private amenity.
• Reduced height
from 15 storeys to
14 storeys.
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9. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
PHASE 3
14 STOREY
RESIDENTIAL
PARK
ENGAGEMENT RESPONSE _ INTERFACE WITH NEIGHBOURS
• Increased building setbacks along the northern property line by an additional 1m.
• Articulation of the floorplate to minimize views overlooking the neighbouring townhomes.
• Enhanced landscaping to create a privacy buffer while activating the space with
private amenity.
8m 8m
*Future park design set out by City of Surrey.
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10. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
ENGAGEMENT RESPONSE _ INTERFACE WITH NEIGHBOURS
• Increased building setbacks along the northern property line by an additional 1m.
• Articulation of the floorplate to minimize views overlooking the neighbouring townhomes.
• Enhanced landscaping to create a privacy buffer while activating the space with
private amenity. C
C
D
D
2.2
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11. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
ENGAGEMENT RESPONSE _ INTERFACE WITH NEIGHBOURS
• Increased building setbacks along the northern property line by an additional 1m.
• Articulation of the floorplate to minimize views overlooking the neighbouring townhomes.
• Enhanced landscaping to create a privacy buffer while activating the space with
private amenity.
A
A
B
B
2.3
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12. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
ENGAGEMENT RESPONSE _ SURREY AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRATEGY
Affordable Housing Contributions
In 2018, Council endorsed the Surrey Affordable Housing Strategy. The Strategy
recommended an Affordable Housing Contribution of $1000 per residential
unit, to support the development of new affordable rental housing in Surrey.
Community Amenity Contributions
Community Amenity Contributions (CAC's) are cash or in-kind voluntary
contributions provided by developers. They are provided when City Council
grants increased development rights through Zoning in the form of a Density
Bonus. CAC's help offset the impacts of growth and help fund new community
facilities and services, such as:
•Parks
•Affordable Housing
•Cultural Facilities
•Sports & Recreation Facilities
•Public Art
•Other Public Amenities
The Fleetwood Orion is investing in both Affordable Housing Contributions and
the Community Amenity Contributions.
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The Surrey Affordable Housing Strategy was developed in response to increasing
housing affordability challenges in Surrey. The strategy also encompasses rental
housing.
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13. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT _ RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY COMMENTS
In 2019 when the original application was made (4 towers, the tallest being 57 storeys with an FAR of 6.7), the feedback that we received from
the Community Association and Business Improvement Association was that the development was too tall, too dense and that shadowing was a
concern for the neighbouring residents.
"TOO TALL"
"TOO DENSE"
" TOO MANY SHADOWS"
In 2021 the application was revised (5 towers, the tallest being 43 storeys with an FAR of 6.6). The heights were reduced to address the Community
Association, Business Improvement Association, community & City of Surrey comments. The feedback was that the density was still too high.
"TOO MUCH DENSITY"
Heights:
- Tower 1 - 40 Storeys
- Tower 2 - 44 Storeys
- Tower 3 - 57 Storeys
- Tower 4 - 9 Storeys
Gross Floor Area:
136,974 sm / 1,474,374 sf
F.A.R: 7
Heights:
- Tower 1 - 11 Storeys
- Tower 2 - 40 Storeys
- Tower 3 - 43 Storeys
- Tower 4 - 40 Storeys
- Tower 5 - 22 Storeys
Gross Floor Area:
135,403 sm / 1,457,467 sf
F.A.R: 6.6
"NEED A PUBLIC PARK"
- 4 Towers
- Total 150 storeys
- 57, 44, 40 and 9 storeys
- Total FAR 7
- 1,474,374 sf density
- 4 Towers
- Total 134 storeys
- 43, 40, 40 and 11 storeys
- Total FAR 6.6
Added northern parcel
- 22 storeys
- Total FAR 6.6
- 1,457,467 sf density
Summary:
Summary:
APPLICATION
#1
2019
APPLICATION
#2
2021
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14. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT _ RESPONSE TO COMMUNITY COMMENTS
In 2022 the application was revised again (3 towers, the tallest being 42 storeys with an FAR of 4.1). Since the initial application in 2019, the
development has reduced by 2 towers to eliminate excessive shadowing, the gross floor area has been reduced by 46% and the FAR (density) is
below the maximum prescribed in the Fleetwood plan. The site has also made way for the 85th avenue connection, the new 161st street, a lane,
a pedestrian pathway, a public park and a public plaza. This is the application you see here presented before you today.
Heights:
- Tower 1 - 37 Storeys
- Tower 2 - 42 Storeys
- Tower 3 - 15 Storeys
Gross Floor Area:
84,007 sm / 904,246 sf
F.A.R: 4.1
REDUCED BY 2 TOWERS (56 STOREYS ACROSS SITE)
REDUCED BY 39% GROSS FLOOR AREA
BELOW MAXIMUM F.A.R
NEW PARK & PUBLIC PLAZA
- 3 towers
- Total 94 storeys
- 37, 42, 15 storeys
- Total FAR 4.1
- 904,246 sf
- Removed 2 towers
- Removed 56 storeys
- Reduced FAR
- Reduced density by
nearly 40%
Summary:
Heights:
- Tower 1 - 35 Storeys
- Tower 2 - 40 Storeys
- Tower 3 - 14 Storeys
Gross Floor Area:
83,613 sm / 900,000 sf
F.A.R: 4.1
- 3 towers
- Total 89 storeys
- 35, 40, 14 storeys
- Total FAR 4.1
- 900,000 sf
- Removed 5 storeys
Summary:
REDUCED BY 5 STOREYS ACROSS SITE
Since 2022 application:
ENHANCED LANDSCAPE BUFFER ALONG NORTH PROPERTY LINE
INCREASED SETBACK ALONG NORTH PROPERTY LINE
APPLICATION
#3
2022
CURRENT
APPLICATION
2023
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15. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
FRASER HIGHWAY
85TH AVENUE
85TH AVENUE
FRASER HIGHWAY
85TH AVENUE
85TH AVENUE
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT _ SITE MASSING & LAYOUT
APPLICATION
#1
2019
APPLICATION
#2
2021
Heights:
- Tower 1 - 40 Storeys
- Tower 2 - 44 Storeys
- Tower 3 - 57 Storeys
- Tower 4 - 9 Storeys
Gross Floor Area:
136,974 sm / 1,474,374 sf
F.A.R: 7
Site Dedications / Easements:
- 85th Avenue
- SkyTrain
Heights:
- Tower 1 - 11 Storeys
- Tower 2 - 40 Storeys
- Tower 3 - 43 Storeys
- Tower 4 - 40 Storeys
- Tower 5 - 22 Storeys
Gross Floor Area:
135,403 sm / 1,457,467 sf
F.A.R: 6.6
Site Dedications / Easements:
- 85th Avenue
- SkyTrain
40
44
57
9
43
40
40
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March / Sept. 21 9am March / Sept. 21 Noon
March / Sept. 21 2pm March / Sept. 21 4pm
June 21 Noon
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June 21 9am June 21 Noon
June 21 2pm June 21 4pm
March / Sept. 21 9am March / Sept. 21 Noon
March / Sept. 21 2pm March / Sept. 21 4pm
June 21 9am
June 21 2pm June 21 4pm
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16. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
FRASER HIGHWAY
1
6
1
S
T
R
E
E
T
85TH AVENUE
85TH AVENUE
LANE
FRASER HIGHWAY
85TH AVENUE
1
6
1
S
T
R
E
E
T
85TH AVENUE
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT _ SITE MASSING & LAYOUT
APPLICATION
#3
2022
Heights:
- Tower 1 - 37 Storeys
- Tower 2 - 42 Storeys
- Tower 3 - 15 Storeys
Gross Floor Area:
84,007 sm / 904,246 sf
F.A.R: 4.1
Site Dedications / Easements:
- Park 0.31 Ac
- 85th Avenue
- 161 Street
- Lane
- 5M Pedestrian Path
- Fraser Highway Widening
- SkyTrain
37
42
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March / Sept. 21 9am March / Sept. 21 Noon
March / Sept. 21 2pm March / Sept. 21 4pm
June 21 9am
June 21 2pm June 21 4pm
CURRENT
APPLICATION
2023
June 21 Noon
Heights:
- Tower 1 - 35 Storeys
- Tower 2 - 40 Storeys
- Tower 3 - 14 Storeys
Gross Floor Area:
83,613 sm /900,000 sf
F.A.R: 4.1
Site Dedications / Easements:
- Park 0.31 Ac
- 85th Avenue
- 161 Street
- Lane
- 5M Pedestrian Path
- Fraser Highway Widening
- SkyTrain
March / Sept. 21 9am March / Sept. 21 Noon
March / Sept. 21 2pm March / Sept. 21 4pm
June 21 9am
June 21 2pm June 21 4pm
June 21 Noon
35
40
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17. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
OPEN
TO
BELOW
GROCERY STORE
DOUBLE HEIG
HT
SPACE RETAIL BELOW
DOUBLE HEIG
HT
SPACE RESTAURANT
BELOW
580 ft²
UNIT
621 ft²
UNIT
1923 ft²
STUDIO 1
3519 ft²
FITNESS
CENTRE
3422 ft²
GROCERY
STORE
SUPPORT
1672 ft²
SPIN
ROOM
611 ft²
UNIT
500 ft²
UNIT
497 ft²
UNIT
1010 ft²
UNIT
1395 ft²
UNIT
3319 ft²
KITCHEN/PARTY
ROOM
4409 ft²
MEETING
ROOM /
BUSINESS
CENTRE
N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
635 ft²
UP TH
1445 ft²
AMENITY
SPACE
736 ft²
UP TH
812 ft²
AMENITY
SPACE
617 ft²
UP TH
548 ft²
UP TH
520 ft²
UP TH
562 ft²
UP TH
562 ft²
UP TH
818 ft²
UP TH
PHASE 2
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT SITE
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
PHASE 1A
1412 ft²
AMENITY
SPACE
1142 ft²
UNIT
844 ft²
UNIT
1122 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
ROOF TOP GARDEN
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
746 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
963 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
SKYTRAIN
PLATFORM
SKYTRAIN
PLATFORM
SURREY- LANGLEY SKYTRAIN
SKYTRAIN
STATIO
N
N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
1014 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
827 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
577 ft²
STORAGE
1194 ft²
CHANGING
ROOMS
1458 ft²
SALON
1879 ft²
SPA
3077 ft²
FITNESS
CENTRE
1068 ft²
MASSAGE
ROOM
340 ft²
STORAGE
468 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
746 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
963 ft²
UNIT
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT _ BUILDING PLANS
6473 ft²
OFFICE
TOWER
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
746 ft²
UNIT
964 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
963 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT 1017 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
1142 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
659 ft²
UNIT
746 ft²
UNIT
963 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
ROOFTOP GARDEN
BELOW
ROOFTOP
GARDEN
BELOW
SKYTRAIN STATIO
N
N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
FRASER HIGHWAY
PLAZA
PARKADE GATE
BELOW
85th AVE.
N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
30717 ft²
GROCERY 2376 ft²
STOCK
ROOM
3073 ft²
RESTAURANT
1427 ft²
CRU
1761 ft²
CRU
1761 ft²
CRU
1770 ft²
CRU
718 ft²
TH
1192 ft²
BICYCLE
STORAGE
1395 ft²
UNIT
623 ft²
UNIT
AMENITY:
LOCKERS
LOCKERS
733 ft²
UNIT
TOWER 1 ENTRY
CAFE
GROCERY
LOBBY
694 ft²
TH
2699 ft²
BISTRO
678 ft²
LOBBY 699 ft²
TH
2344 ft²
CRU
RES
LOADING
BELOW
1012 ft²
MECH.
RM
617 ft²
TH
548 ft²
TH
520 ft²
TH
562 ft²
TH
562 ft²
TH
611 ft²
UP TH
500 ft²
UP TH
497 ft²
UP TH
1402 ft²
AMENITY
SPACE
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
PHASE 1A
PHASE 2
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT SITE
SKYTRAIN
PLATFORM
85th AVE.
FRASER HIGHWAY
SERVICE
&
VEHICLE
LANE
BUILDING B
BUILDING A
TOWER 2
(44 STOREY)
TOWER 1
(40 STOREY)
OFFICE TOWER
& RESIDENTIAL
SHARED
AMENITY
(9 STOREY)
TOWER 3
(57 STOREY)
N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
85th AVE.
85th AVE.
SKYTRAIN
STATIO
N PLAZA
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
PHASE 1A
PHASE 2
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT SITE
Site Plan Level 1 Level 2 Level 5 Typical Tower Level
APPLICATION
#2
2021
APPLICATION
#1
2019
FRASER HIGHWAY
PLAZA
PARKADE GATE
BELOW
85th AVE.
30717 ft²
GROCERY 2376 ft²
STOCK
ROOM
3073 ft²
RESTAURANT
1427 ft²
CRU
1761 ft²
CRU
1761 ft²
CRU
1770 ft²
CRU
718 ft²
TH
1192 ft²
BICYCLE
STORAGE
1395 ft²
UNIT
623 ft²
UNIT
AMENITY:
LOCKERS
LOCKERS
733 ft²
UNIT
TOWER 1 ENTRY
CAFE
GROCERY
LOBBY
694 ft²
TH
2699 ft²
BISTRO
678 ft²
LOBBY 699 ft²
TH
2344 ft²
CRU
RES
LOADING
BELOW
1012 ft²
MECH.
RM
617 ft²
TH
548 ft²
TH
520 ft²
TH
562 ft²
TH
562 ft²
TH
611 ft²
UP TH
500 ft²
UP TH
497 ft²
UP TH
1402 ft²
AMENITY
SPACE
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
PHASE 1A
OPEN
TO
BELOW
GROCERY STORE
DOUBLE HEIGHT
SPACE RETAIL BELOW
DOUBLE HEIGHT
SPACE RESTAURANT
BELOW
580 ft²
UNIT
621 ft²
UNIT
1923 ft²
STUDIO 1
3519 ft²
FITNESS
CENTRE
3422 ft²
GROCERY
STORE
SUPPORT
1672 ft²
SPIN
ROOM
611 ft²
UNIT
500 ft²
UNIT
497 ft²
UNIT
1010 ft²
UNIT
1395 ft²
UNIT
3319 ft²
KITCHEN/PARTY
ROOM
4409 ft²
MEETING
ROOM /
BUSINESS
CENTRE
635 ft²
UP TH
1445 ft²
AMENITY
SPACE
736 ft²
UP TH
812 ft²
AMENITY
SPACE
617 ft²
UP TH
548 ft²
UP TH
520 ft²
UP TH
562 ft²
UP TH
562 ft²
UP TH
818 ft²
UP TH
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
PHASE 1A
1412 ft²
AMENITY
SPACE
6473 ft²
OFFICE
TOWER
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
746 ft²
UNIT
964 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
963 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT 1017 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
1142 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
659 ft²
UNIT
746 ft²
UNIT
963 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
ROOFTOP GARDEN
BELOW
ROOFTOP
GARDEN
BELOW
SKYTRAIN
STATION
SKYTRAIN
PLATFORM
85th AVE.
FRASER HIGHWAY
SERVICE
&
VEHICLE
LANE
BUILDING B
BUILDING A
TOWER 2
(44 STOREY)
TOWER 1
(40 STOREY)
OFFICE TOWER
& RESIDENTIAL
SHARED
AMENITY
(9 STOREY)
TOWER 3
(57 STOREY)
85th AVE.
SKYTRAIN
STATION PLAZA
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 1B
PHASE 1A
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
PHASE 1A
1142 ft²
UNIT
844 ft²
UNIT
1122 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
ROOF TOP GARDEN
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
746 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
963 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
828 ft²
UNIT
916 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
SKYTRAIN
PLATFORM
SKYTRAIN
PLATFORM
SURREY- LANGLEY SKYTRAIN
SKYTRAIN
STATION
1014 ft²
UNIT
721 ft²
UNIT
827 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
577 ft²
STORAGE
1194 ft²
CHANGING
ROOMS
1458 ft²
SALON
1879 ft²
SPA
3077 ft²
FITNESS
CENTRE
1068 ft²
MASSAGE
ROOM
340 ft²
STORAGE
468 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
1017 ft²
UNIT
746 ft²
UNIT
468 ft²
UNIT
963 ft²
UNIT
Site Plan Level 1 Level 2 Level 5 Typical Tower Level
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18. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT _ BUILDING PLANS
10m
SETBACK
FRO
M
G
UIDEW
AY
PHASE 3
15 STOREY
RESIDENTIAL
PHASE 2
42 STOREY
MIXED-USE
PHASE 1
37 STOREY
MIXED-USE
FRASER HIGHWAY
1
6
1
S
T
R
E
E
T
85TH AVENUE
67.10
69.56
70.31
71.68
67.13
P
R
O
P
E
R
T
Y
L
I
N
E
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY
LINE
PROPERTY LINE
31.79 m
PODIUM
12.93 m
PODIUM
19.71 m
PROPERTY
LINE
P
R
O
P
E
R
T
Y
L
I
N
E
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
41.83
M
70.03
67.10
69.56
70.31
71.68
67.13
72.32
68.23
85TH AVENUE
LANE
PROPOSED
160th STREET
SKYTRAIN
STATION
PARK
LINE
O
F SKYTRAIN
G
UID
EW
AY
ABO
VE
W&R
15 STALLS
LOADING
PH1
PH2
PH1
PH2
UTILITY
RESIDENTIAL
LOBBY
CRU 21 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 22 -
RETAIL
CRU 23 -
RETAIL
CRU 24 -
RETAIL
CRU 20 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 25 -
RESTAURANT
1
5
%
D
N
.
LANE
FRASER HIGHWAY
15% 5%
BIKE
STORAGE
BIKE
STORAGE
85 AVENUE
WITH PARKADE
BELOW
12% DN.
TOWN
HOUSE
TOWN
HOUSE
TOWN
HOUSE
AMENITY
W&R
RES.
LOBBY
8% UP PARK
BIKE
BIKE
STOR.
BIKE
BIKE
LINE
O
F SKYTRAIN
G
UIDEW
AY
ABO
VE
PLAZA
FRASER HIGHWAY
1
6
1
S
T
R
E
E
T
PH1
PH2
PH1
PH2
CRU 2 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 3 -
GENERAL
SERVICES
CRU 4 -
RETAIL
CRU 1 - RETAIL
COMM.
LOBBY
UTILITY
CRU 6 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 7 -
COFFEE SHOP
W.C
CRU 10 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 9 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 8 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 11 -
RETAIL
CRU 12 -
GENERAL
SERVICES
CRU 13 -
RETAIL
CRU 19 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 18 -
RETAIL
CRU 17 -
RETAIL
RESIDENTIAL
LOBBY
CRU 14 -
LIQUOR
STORE
CRU 16 -
RESTAURANT
W.C
CRU 5 -
RETAIL
15
%
LOADING
BELOW
LANE
BELOW
SETBACK
13086
10m
SETBACK
FRO
M
G
UID
EW
AY
TOWN
HOUSE
TOWN
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Site Plan Level P1 Level 1 Typical Podium Level Typical Tower Level
Level 6
APPLICATION
#3
2022
CURRENT
APPLICATION
2023
Site Plan Level P1 Level 1 Typical Podium Level Typical Tower Level
Level 6
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RETAIL
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85TH AVENUE
LANE
PROPOSED
160th STREET
SKYTRAIN
STATION
PARK
SITE PLAN
16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
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20. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT _ PHASING
PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3
Construction of phase 1 u/g
parkade, podium (commercial &
office) & 37 storey residential tower
- Construction of phase 1 u/g parkade, - Construction of phase 2 u/g parkade, - Construction of phase 3 u/g parkade,
- Construction of phase 1 underground parkade, podium (commercial & office)
& 35 storey residential tower.
- Construction of all vehicular streets.
- Construction of pedestrian mid-block street.
- Construction of the SkyTrain to run concurrently.
- Construction of phase 2 underground parkade, podium (commercial)
& 40 storey residential tower.
- Construction of public plaza.
- Pedestrian & vehicular streets to remain open during construction of phase 2.
- Construction of phase 3 underground parkade, 14 storey residential tower.
- Construction of City park
- Pedestrian & vehicular streets to remain open during construction of phase 3.
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LOBBY
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RESTAURANT
CRU 22 -
RETAIL
CRU 23 -
RETAIL
CRU 24 -
RETAIL
CRU 20 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 25 -
RESTAURANT
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BIKE
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STORAGE
85 AVENUE
WITH PARKADE
BELOW
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TOWN
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W&R
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CRU 3 -
GENERAL
SERVICES
CRU 4 -
RETAIL
CRU 1 - RETAIL
COMM.
LOBBY
UTILITY
CRU 6 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 7 -
COFFEE SHOP
W.C
CRU 10 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 11 -
RETAIL
CRU 12 -
GENERAL
SERVICES
CRU 13 -
RETAIL
CRU 19 -
RESTAURANT
CRU 18 -
RETAIL
CRU 17 -
RETAIL
RESIDENTIAL
LOBBY
CRU 14 -
LIQUOR
STORE
CRU 16 -
RESTAURANT
W.C
CRU 5 -
RETAIL
1
5
%
LOADING
BELOW
LANE
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10m
SETBACK
FRO
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UIDEW
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CRU 8 -
RESTAURANT
TOWN
HOUSE TOWN
HOUSE
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
FITNESS
AMENITY
5
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PARK
TOWN
HOUSE
UNIT
LEVEL P1 & LEVEL 1
16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
COLOUR LEGEND
RESIDENTIAL
RESIDENTIAL AMENITY
COMMERCIAL
BACK OF HOUSE
PARKING
LANDSCAPING / OUTDOOR
BOX COMMERCIAL
APPROX. QUADRA SANDS
LOCATION
OFFICE
DAYCARE
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33. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
CONCEPTUAL VIEWS _ PHASE 3 WITH PUBLIC PARK
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*Future park design set out by City of Surrey.
34. 16065 & 16099 BLOCK FRASER HIGHWAY, SURREY, B.C
FLEETWOOD ORION
INTENTIONS
TIMELINES & MILESTONES
2018 - SkyTain
Extension announced
between Surrey and
Langley
2021 March -
Bucci Application #2
(43, 40, 40, 11 & 22 storeys.
FAR 6.6)
2021 March-
Community Association
& Business Improvement
Association sent
updated application
2022 July 28 -
Advisory Design Panel
2022 October 3 -
1 st & 2nd Reading at
Council
2022 November 2 & 3 -
Public Information
Meeting
2022 November 14 -
Public Hearing
2024 -
Phase 1
Construction Begins
2024 -
4th Reading &
Adoption at Council
2019 -
City of Surrey begins
planning process for
Fleetwood Plan Stage 1
2019 December -
Bucci Application #1
(57, 44, 40 & 9 storeys,
FAR 6.7)
2020 August -
Community Association &
Business Improvement
Association Review &
Feedback
2022 May -
Bucci Application #3
(37, 42, 15 storeys,
FAR 4.1)
2021 May - 2022 June
Work with City of Surrey
to revise application to
address feedback
from CA & BIA and
Planning.
96,964 Touch points
2019 Start
C I T Y O F S U R R E Y P U B L I C E N G A G E M E N T F O R T H E F L E E T W O O D P L A N
Current
4,664 Survey Respondents 750 Open House Attendees 50+ Stakeholder Meetings 67,000 Postcard Mail-outs 24,000 Online Visits
500+ Emails & Phone Calls
2023 February -
Bucci Current
Application
(40, 35 & 14 storeys,
FAR 4.1)
2023 February 15 & 16 -
Public Information
Meetings
2023 -
3rd Reading at
Council
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