The council released some details of the compensation agreement following a private meeting Friday.
The Surrey-Newton-Guildford light-rail project, which would have seen 27 kilometres of at-grade rail line built on three major corridors in Surrey, was suspended indefinitely in November 2018.Article content continued McCallum confirmed Friday that the compensation agreement had been approved by the city and TransLink. The $39 million compensation package was “not unusual” for a project of that scale, he said.
He didn’t have a timeline for the repayment but said one would be established once the project goes out to tender.Article content continued
Is it even going to get built? How long is the delay?
Another waste of taxpayer money for another vanity project for Muddle McCallum!!!
Not his own stuff, who cares is what he's thinking
What!! No Fing way.
There goes more of our cities assets, selling off like before
If he wasn’t already spending a rediculous amount of money for a police force we don’t need or want, maybe I’d be ok with this. He is going to destroy this city.
This guy.
😡🤬
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