City Of Surrey
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2014-08-15
The dataset contains the complete raw data for holdings in Surrey Libraries by collection at year-end 2017.
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City Of Surrey
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2014-10-28
A JSON feed containing City of Surrey's events throughout the year, including [5 major festivals](http://www.surrey.ca/culture-recreation/9144.aspx), like the [Surrey Tree Lighting](http://www.surrey.ca/treelighting/).
City Of Surrey
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2014-03-06
High resolution Orthophoto, Lidar, and other Remote Sensing Data are available for the whole City via the City’s Bulk Data Download Service. Due to the large size of these data, data of this nature in their entirety is not available for download via the City’s Open Data Catalog. To obtain a copy of these data, complete and send the [Citywide Data Request Form](http://cosmos.surrey.ca/geo_ref/Images/OpenDataArchives/BulkGIS_DataRequestForm.pdf) to GIS@surrey.ca. A list of available datasets included in the Bulk Data Download Service can be found here: [COS Remote Sensing Data Inventory](http://cosmos.surrey.ca/geo_ref/Images/OpenDataArchives/BulkDataTransfer_DataInventoryList.pdf). This service is provided free of charge. A target turnaround of 1 week is anticipated. However, the time may be extended during peak periods. Please note that you must supply the city with an external hard drive with a storage capacity of at least 1TB supporting USB 3.0. The City of Surrey does not cover shipping costs. You may arrange a courier to deliver and pick up your portable hard drive or you can drop off and pick up on your own.
City Of Surrey
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2017-08-31
A source for Lobbyist information for the City of Surrey. Historical Lobbyist information dating back to 2009 is provided. For historical PDFs please visit the City of Surrey's [__City Link and Documents Page__](https://www.surrey.ca/city-government/mayor-council/lobbyist-registrations)
City Of Surrey
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2014-03-21
Farming is a key contributor to the economic base of the community. Farming in Surrey provides income to farm businesses, generates significant economic activity, and provides local jobs. The agriculture sector needs to be viable and thriving in order to continue providing economic benefits. Farm receipts are a measure of the economic viability and performance of the agriculture sector. Data source: Statistics Canada.
See this and other sustainability indicators on the City's [Sustainability Dashboard](http://dashboard.surrey.ca/#food/farmreceipts).
City Of Surrey
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2014-02-03
Property taxes are one of the most important sources of revenue for the city and fund many services and programs essential for residents and businesses. The proportions of the tax base that are residential, business and industry is a measure of how balanced the city's tax base is. The City's target is to have 60% of the tax base from residential properties, and 40% from commercial and industrial properties by 2021.
See this and other sustainability indicators on the City's [Sustainability Dashboard](https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/0e23e964746d40338ba73481203281fa?item=5).
City Of Surrey
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2022-11-29
The 2011 Orthophoto area of interest download is restricted by size. For larger areas or citywide downloads, please refer to the [Citywide Data Request Form](https://data.surrey.ca/dataset/bulk-data). The TIFF files are available in 40cm resolution and the SID files are available in 10cm resolution.
Acquisition Month/Year: April 2011
Resolution: 10cm & 40cm
Scale: 1:6000
Colour: Colour
Type: Aerial
Company: McElhanney
Projection Information: NAD83 CSRS, Zone 10
[View in COSMOS](https://cosmos.surrey.ca/external/?LayerName=Aerial%20Photo%20April/May%202011)
City Of Surrey
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2020-10-15
This layer displays the plan for servicing, development and ultimate build-out of Central Semiahmoo Peninsula neighbourhood.
[View in COSMOS](https://cosmos.surrey.ca/external/?LayerName=Central%20Semiahmoo%20Peninsula)
City Of Surrey
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2022-11-29
The 2020 Orthophoto area of interest download is restricted by size. For larger areas or citywide downloads, please refer to the [Citywide Data Request Form](https://data.surrey.ca/dataset/bulk-data). The TIFF files are available in 10cm resolution.
Acquisition Date: April, 2020
Resolution: 10cm
Scale: 1:6000
Colour: Colour
Type: Aerial
Company: DTM
Projection Information: NAD83 CSRS, Zone 10
[View in COSMOS](https://cosmos.surrey.ca/external/?LayerName=Aerial%20Photo%20April%202020)
City Of Surrey
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2014-02-05
Lots created through subdivision in each zone shall conform to one of the lot types which define the minimum standards for lot subdivision. Lot types for each zone define the building envelop in terms of front, rear, side yard setbacks for the principal and accessory buildings and structures.
[View in COSMOS](https://cosmos.surrey.ca/external/COSMOS.html?ShowLayers=Zoning%20Small%20Lot%20Single%20Family)
City Of Surrey
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2014-02-14
Drainage text annotation, catchments, detention ponds, devices, laterals/connections, mains and culverts, manholes, nodes, offset lines, open channels (ditches, creeks, rivers).
City Of Surrey
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2014-04-02
This layer displays dyke assets along major watercourses within the city.
City Of Surrey
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2017-09-05
Certain types of development projects require planning approval before a building permit can be issued. Current year information is available for the most common types of development approvals: rezoning, subdivision and development permits. Information is also available on [development approvals in previous years.](https://www.surrey.ca/city-services/1414.aspx)
City Of Surrey
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2016-11-30
Utilizing renewable energy sources, such as geothermal, solar, or biofuel is an important step towards reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in our community. It also increases the resilience of our energy supply system, and can create more affordable and stable energy prices over the long term. By using small scale, centralized facilities, district energy systems help to facilitate the transition to clean, renewable energy sources over time. The City aims to reduce the carbon intensity of our district energy system by switching to renewable sources.
See this and other sustainability indicators on the City's [Sustainability Dashboard.](https://storymaps.arcgis.com/collections/0e23e964746d40338ba73481203281fa?item=3)
City Of Surrey
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2018-03-19
You may request a copy of video footage that may have been recorded from one of [Surrey’s traffic cameras](http://www.surrey.ca/city-services/762.aspx). The fee for fulfilling traffic camera video footage requests is $360.00 plus tax.
Recorded video footage from Surrey’s traffic cameras is generally available up to 30 days. We cannot fulfil requests for video footage from cameras located on Provincial highways (e.g. Highway 10, Highway 15, Highway 17, Highway 99, etc.) as the Province does not record or disclose traffic camera video footage.
After submitting the form, Traffic Management Centre staff will perform a search of the recorded and archived video footage to determine if the event was captured in the frame of the video. Typical response time is 5 business days.
The video footage provided generally captures a short period before and after the event. The video can be delivered electronically through a secure hyperlink or the requestor can pick up a DVD from City Hall after payment has been received.
City Of Surrey
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2014-03-25
Posting plans are prepared by BC Land Surveyors to re-define property corners with new survey monuments. This layer shows the extents of the posting plans that are on file at the City of Surrey.
[View in COSMOS](https://cosmos.surrey.ca/external/?ShowLayers=Posting%20Plans)
City Of Surrey
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2014-02-03
Provides existing, from 2010-2020, and projected population from 2021 to 2051 at the community level. Surrey's population is projected to increase over the next 3 decades. Please note that population estimates are based on December of each year. Population figures include an undercount estimate that results in higher population estimates. For more information please see [Population Estimates & Projections](https://www.surrey.ca/business-economy/business-data/population-estimates-projections).
City Of Surrey
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2014-02-05
This layer displays the plan for servicing, development and ultimate build-out of Sunnyside Heights neighbourhood.
[View in COSMOS](https://cosmos.surrey.ca/external/?ShowLayers=Sunnyside%20Heights)
City Of Surrey
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2014-08-18
Regulations require the Surrey Public Library to report the total amount paid to each supplier for
goods and services that exceeds $25,000 in the year reported.
This data is part of the Statement of Financial Information (SOFI). For more information please see the [SOFI reports](http://www.surrey.ca/city-government/6511.aspx).
City Of Surrey
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2014-03-17
Public and Private facilities located or operating within the City of Surrey. Includes some private facilities that contain recycling facilities or drop-off centres.
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