Live Well District

Live Well District is a proposed 100-acre (40.5 ha) community in Surrey that brings agriculture, wellness, research, sustainable infrastructure, and mixed-use development into one connected district. With Highway 10 frontage and regional connectivity, the project is envisioned as a destination for innovation, employment, and healthy living.

The district’s agricultural innovation framework envisions up to 20 acres (8.1 ha) of advanced greenhouses and controlled environment agriculture, complemented by vertical farming, agri-tech, food research, and education. These uses are intended to work alongside workforce development and commercial and residential opportunities, creating a place where food production also supports learning, enterprise, and community life.

Guided by environmental stewardship and long-term community value, Live Well District aims to connect agricultural innovation with economic diversification, climate resilience, and intergenerational prosperity.

A proposed Green Ramp Wellness Pavilion would serve as the district’s landmark gateway along Highway 10. Envisioned as a destination for wellness, education, food experiences, public amenities, and community gathering, it would give the district a recognizable centre and a welcoming connection to the surrounding region.

Sustainability utilities are planned at district scale. Opportunities under consideration include geo-exchange and district energy, alternative utility systems, stormwater harvesting, and water reuse. Walkable, human-scaled design would connect the district’s uses, while ecological restoration and long-term protection strategies would guide its relationship with the Serpentine River.

Live Well leads the Indigenous partnership and shared prosperity framework.