Surrey Central Station
Surrey · Expo Line
The station from the street
Google Street View at the station; drag to look around. Photos may be a few years old. Imagery © Google.
Where it is
Transit-oriented area (Bill 47)
Around Surrey Central Station, BC law sets a minimum height and density the city must allow when a residential site is rezoned. 739 lots here are inside the transit-oriented area; at the minimum densities they could hold about 28,296,302 ft² of floor space. In all, 1,660 residential lots are within 800 m.
| Ring | City must allow at least | Lots | Land | Floor space at minimum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Within 200 m | 20 storeys · FAR 5.0 | 22 | 431,643 ft² | 2,158,216 ft² |
| 200 to 400 m | 12 storeys · FAR 4.0 | 158 | 1,420,114 ft² | 5,680,454 ft² |
| 400 to 800 m | 8 storeys · FAR 3.0 | 559 | 6,819,211 ft² | 20,457,632 ft² |
Lots are counted in the ring the provincial transit-oriented area rules put them in; parks, schools, industrial and site-specific zones are left out, and so are parcels over one acre (near stations these are almost always parks, schools or hospitals zoned residential). The city's own transit-area map is the final word. Floor space uses the minimum floor space ratio for each ring. Distances in the lists are straight-line from the station.
Biggest lots in the transit area
| Address | Lot size | Zone | Up to | From station |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10210 133A St | 7,933 ft² | R3 | 12 storeys | 316 m |
| 13150 103A Ave | 7,212 ft² | R3 | 8 storeys | 730 m |
Every residential lot within 800 m
Closest first (first 400). Open a lot for its zoning rules, what BC law allows and what could be built.
| Address | Lot size | Zone | From station |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10210 133A St | 7,933 ft² | R3 | 316 m |
| 13150 103A Ave | 7,212 ft² | R3 | 730 m |