Surrey City Development Corporation is a for-profit real estate development company wholly owned by the City of Surrey with independent finance, operations, and governance. SCDC is dedicated to making Surry better for citizens through real estate. Surrey, BC - Surrey City Council has voted to dissolve Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC), a for-profit development company owned by the City, and transfer its assets and operations over to the City of Surrey.
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April 21, 2023 Media Release Surrey, B.C. - As the City moves forward to restart Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC), Surrey Council has approved the appointment of Michael Heeney to the position of Interim President & Chief Executive Officer, effective April 17. The rebirth of Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC) is anticipated to be realized before the end of the year. Surrey City Council is expected to provide City of Surrey staff with the green light today to resurrect SCDC, which was dissolved in 2020 by then-Mayor Doug McCallum and his Safe Surrey Coalition councillors. Appoint Jeff Arason as President of Surrey City Development Corporation ("SCDC") effective January 1, 2021; Appoint the directors and signing authorities as detailed in Appendix "II" effective January 1, 2021; and Set the term for SCDC's independent Directors to end on December 31, 2020. The Surrey City Investment Corporation is described as "an investment holding entity set up for mixed-use real estate development projects" that is 100% owned by the SCDC. The Grove LP and GP were established in September 2011 and are each 50% owned by the SCDC. The remaining 50% appears to be owned by the City.
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Jun 17 2020, 4:57 pm Marriott Civic Hotel at 3 Civic Plaza in Surrey City Centre. (Ed White Photography / ZGF Architects) A decision has been made by Surrey City Council to dissolve the Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC) and transfer all of its assets and operations to the City of Surrey. City to start recruiting Surrey City Development Corporation board members. The SCDC was set up to accelerate growth in Surrey through strategic real estate development. Tom Zytaruk Mar 14, 2023 8:47 AM. Share by Email. Share on Facebook. Share on X. Share on LinkedIn. Print. Share via Text Message; SCDC invites the public to an information meeting at the Cloverdale Rec Centre Thursday to discuss its mandate and development projects. Surrey, B.C. (November 23, 2022): Surrey First Councillor Mike Bose is bringing a notice of motion to council that would reinstate the Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC), which was originally set up to ensure city-owned land was leveraged to benefit the city's future, but was shut down by Doug McCallum in 2020.
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(Surrey City Development Corporation) Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC) has officially been re-established, following a three-year-long dormancy initiated by the previous makeup of Surrey City Council. The purpose of this report is to have Council, on behalf of the City of Surrey as the sole shareholder of SCDC, address matters related to the 2021 AGM for SCDC, which is scheduled for October 25, 2021 at 5:30 PM and to approve these items in accordance with the Business Corporations Act. BACKGROUND SCDC was incorporated on April 24, 2007.
To jumpstart development in the area, the City of Surrey has demonstrated significant public commitment. One of the biggest examples of this was relocating Surrey City Hall to its current City Centre location. The $97-million, 180,000-square-foot building formally opened its doors in 2014. Dec 21 2020, 12:53 pm Concord Pacific's Park Boulevard in Surrey under construction. (Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association) Downtown Surrey's skyline is set to change drastically over the next two decades, with development activity in the city centre picking up pace significantly.
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Address: 13450 102 Ave Suite 1870 Surrey, BC, V3T 5X3 Canada See other locations Employees (all sites): Actual Revenue: Modelled Incorporated: ESG ranking: ESG industry average: What is D&B's ESG Ranking? Is this your business? Today, the Government of Canada and the City of Surrey announced that they reached an agreement to fast track 2,800 housing units over the next three years. This work will help spur the construction of more than 16,500 homes over the next decade. The agreement under the Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF), will provide over $95 million to eliminate.
