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Integrated Public Cleaning Central South Integrated Public Cleaning Central South Subject: Central South Cleaning Schedule Dear residents, The public areas within Central South region will be cleaned as per the schedule below: Schedule S/N Road Name (Inc Drain Litter Picking) 1 Ganges Avenue Daily 2 Backlane Drain: Ganges Ave Daily 3 OHB: Ganges Avenue Daily 4 Park: Ganges Avenue Open Space Daily 5 Indus Road Daily 6 ESS: 78A Indus Road (Within Multi Storey Car Park) Daily 7 Vacant Land: 1 Delta Road Daily 8 Footpath Beside Blk 79 Indus Road leading to Bus Daily Stop 9 Havelock Road (Ganges Ave to Kim Seng Rd) Daily 10 ESS: 50 Havelock Road (Standalone without fencing Daily / Wall) 11 ESS: 22A Havelock Road (Standalone with Fencing / Daily Wall) 12 ESS: 96 Havelock Road (Adjoining Bin Centre) Daily 13 ESS: 51 Havelock Road (Facing Blk 52) (Within Multi Daily Storey Car Park) 14 ESS: 51 Havelock Road (Facing Ganges Ave) (Within Daily Multi Storey Car Park) 15 Vacant Land: Along Havelock Road Daily 16 Vacant Land: Havelock Road Daily 17 ESS: 44A Beo Crescent (Within Multi Storey Car Daily Park) 18 ESS: 28A Beo Crescent (Within Multi Storey Car Daily Park) 19 Havelock Link Daily 20 Kim Seng Walk Daily 21 Zion Road (Zion Riverside FC to Kellock Rd) Daily 22 URA: Zion Road off street Daily 23 Zion Road (Ganges Ave to River Valley Rd) Daily Page 1 of 72 24 Zion Close Daily 25 Backlane Drain: Zion Close Daily 26 Vacant Land: State land at Zion Road Daily 27 Vacant Land: Zion Road (Near Blk 87) Daily 28 Kellock Road Daily 29 General Footpath - MRT Linkway Near Outram Daily Road 30 Outram Road (Continue after lunch) Daily 31 OHB: Outram Road - (Near ESSO Petrol Station) Daily 32 Vacant Land: At Outram Road Daily 33 Zion Road (Tiong Bharu Rd to Ganges Ave) Daily 34 Chin Swee Road Daily 35 OHB: Chin Swee Road - (Between York Hill & Pearl Daily Hill City Park) 36 Upper Cross Street (Havelock Rd To Blk 51 Upper Daily Cross St) 37 Outram Park Daily 38 URA: Outram Road off street carpark Daily 39 Footpath from Outram Hill to Outram Road Daily 40 Vacant Land: Outram Hill Daily 41 Footpath from Outram Hill (Blk 16) to Outram Road Daily 42 Pearl Bank Daily 43 Pearl Bank off street carpark Daily 44 York Hill Daily 45 ESS: 11 York Hill (Standalone without fencing / Daily Wall) 46 Jalan Kukoh Daily 47 ESS: 1 Jalan Kukoh (Adjoining Bin Centre) Daily 48 Jalan Minyak Daily 49 Footpath and staircase between Daily Blk 4 Jalan Minyak and Havelock Road 50 ESS: 6 Jalan Minyak (Standalone with Fencing / Daily Wall) 51 Tanjong Pagar Road (Wallich St to Gopeng Street) Daily 52 ESS: 1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza (Within Multi Storey Car Daily Park) 53 ESS: 6 Tanjong Pagar Plaza (Adjoining Bin Centre) Daily Page 2 of 72 54 Kee Seng Street Daily 55 Tras Street (Enggor St to Wallich St) Daily 56 C.Park: Tras Link Park Daily 57 Peck Seah Street (Gopeng Street to Wallich Street) Daily 58 Peck Seah Street Off Street Car Park (extension) Daily 59 Choon Guan Street Daily 60 Gopeng Street Daily 61 Hoe Chiang Road Daily 62 Lim Teck Kim Road Daily 63 Enggor Street Daily 64 Bernam Street Daily 65 Anson Road Daily 66 Maxwell Road (Cecil St to Shenton Way) Daily 67 Vacant Land: Straits Boulevard Daily 68 Vacant Land: Straits Boulevard / Marina Coastal Daily Expressway 69 Raffles Quay (Finlayson Green to Shenton Way) Daily 70 Finlayson Green Daily 71 Shenton Way Daily 72 Union Street Daily 73 Vacant Land: Union Street / Shenton Way Daily 74 Telegraph Street Daily 75 Commerce Street Daily 76 Vacant Land: Commerce Street / Central Boulevard Daily 77 Shenton Lane Daily 78 Prince Edward Road Daily 79 Vacant Land: Along Prince Edward Road next to Daily URA car park 80 Vacant Land: Junction of Prince Edward Rd / Daily Shenton Way 81 URA: Prince Edward Road / Shenton Daily 82 Mistri Road Daily 83 Palmer Road Daily 84 Vacant Land: Along Palmer Road Daily Page 3 of 72 85 Parsi Road Daily 86 Underpass btw Prince Edward Road and Springfield Daily tower 87 Telok Ayer Street Daily 88 Stanley Street Daily 89 Cecil Street (Maxwell Rd to Church St) Daily 90 Vacant Land: Beside No 19 Cecil Street Daily 91 Cheang Hong Lim Place Daily 92 Cheang Wan Seng Place Daily 93 Mccallum Street Daily 94 Robinson Road Daily 95 Maxwell Link Daily 96 Boon Tat Link Daily 97 Boon Tat Street (Amoy Street to Shenton Way) Daily 98 Cross Street (Raffles Quay to Amoy St) Daily 99 Marina Boulevard (Raffles Quay to Bayfront Ave) Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 100 Vacant Land: Marina Boulevard Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 101 Marina View Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 102 Marina View Link Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 103 URA: Marina View off street carpark Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 104 Central Boulevard (Raffles Quay to Sheares Ave) Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 105 Vacant Land: Central Boulevard/Raffles Quay Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 106 Vacant Land: Vacant land at Park Street / Straits Daily View 107 Marina Way Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 108 Vacant Land: Marina Way Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 109 Vacant Land at Marina Bay (beside Marina Bay Daily / Thrice a day MRT) (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 110 Maxwell Road (Marina Stn Rd to Straits View) Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 111 Nicoll Highway (Raffles Boulevard to Mountbatten) Daily 112 Vacant Land: Along Nicoll Highway Daily Page 4 of 72 113 Vacant Land: Nicoll Highway Daily 114 OHB: Nicoll Highway (Sports Hub) Daily 115 OHB: Nicoll Highway (Linking to concourse to Nicoll Daily Highway MRT Station) 116 Nicoll Underpass Daily 117 Unnamed Road (Between Republic Ave and Nicoll Daily Highway) 118 Temasek Boulevard Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 119 Temasek Avenue Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 120 Republic Boulevard Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 121 Vacant Land: Republic Boulevard and Republic Ave Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 122 Republic Avenue Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 123 URA: Armenian Street off street carpark Daily 124 North Bridge Road (Bras Basah Rd to South Bridge Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) Rd) 125 Underpass at Peninsula Plaza Hourly 126 High Street Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 127 Backlane Drain:High Street Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 128 Parliament Place Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 129 Supreme Court Lane Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 130 Coleman Street Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 131 Coleman Lane Daily 132 Hill Street Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 133 Vacant Land: Along Hill Street Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 134 Armenian Street Daily 135 Vacant Land: Junction of Armenian Street and Daily Stamford Road 136 Loke Yew Street Daily 137 Backlane Drain: Loke Yew Street Daily 138 Beach Road (Bras Basah Rd to Stamford Rd) Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 139 Stamford Road (Esplanade Dr to St Andrew Rd) Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 140 Stamford Road (St Andrew Rd to Arminien St) Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) Page 5 of 72 141 Backlane Drain: Stamford Road Daily 142 Vacant Land: Former Stamford Road Daily 143 Victoria Street (Bras Basah Rd to Stamford Rd) Daily 144 Queen Street (Bras Basah Rd to Stamford Rd) Daily 145 Bencoolen Street (Bras basah Rd to Stamford Rd) Daily 146 Underpass btw Nicoll Highway / Raffles Avenue / Daily / Thrice a day Esplanade mall / Art Ctr (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 147 Connaught Drive Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 148 Empress Place Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 149 Fullerton Road Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 150 Jubilee Bridge Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 151 Esplanade Drive Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 152 St. Andrew's Road Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 153 Nicoll Highway (Esplanada Dr to Raffles Blvd) Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 154 OHB: Nicoll Highway - (B01 & Between Middle Daily Road & Suntec City Mall) 155 URA: Raffles Boulevard Coach park Daily 156 Raffles Avenue Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 157 General Footpath - Raffles Avenue (Pedestrian Mall Daily / Thrice a day At Marina Square) (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 158 Raffles Link Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 159 Raffles Boulevard Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 160 URA: Bayfront Avenue off street carpark Daily 161 Helix Bridge (Part of Bayfront Avenue) Daily 162 Bayfront Avenue Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 163 Vacant Land: Bayfront Avenue Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 164 Bayfront Link Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 165 Vacant Land: Bayfront Link Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 166 Sheares Link Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) Page 6 of 72 167 Sheares Ave Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 168 State land bounded by sheares Ave / Central Daily / Thrice a day Boulevard / Bayfront Ave / Marina Boulevard (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 169 Central Boulevard (Sheares Ave to Marina Link) Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 170 Marina Coastal Drive Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 171 Vacant Land: Marina Coastal Drive (near ICT) Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 172 Marina Link Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 173 Vacant Land: Along Marina Station Road Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 174 Marina Boulevard (Bayfront Ave to Marina Link) Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 175 Marina Gardens Drive Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 176 Marina Grove Daily / Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 177
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