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Surrey City Council is slated to consider plans to build a designated ash-scattering pier on the Fraser River .
Many cultures view scattering ashes into moving water as a crucial part of laying loved ones to rest.
Surrey city staff have recommended the construction of a designated pier.
The project would cost between $2.5 million and $3.8 million dollars .
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