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Veolia Environmental Services S/N Submerged Outlet Drain Flotsam Schedule 15m wide Bukit Timah Canal from the outlet of the culvert across Newton circus at Kampong Java Road/Keng Lee Road and running between them to 1 Daily the outlet of the culvert across Thomson Road including all the culverts across Kampong Java Road and Keng Lee Road within the stretch of the canal. 15m wide Bukit Timah Canal from the outlet of the culvert across Thomson Road running between Kampong Java Road and Keng Lee Road to the outlet 2 Daily of the culvert across Bukit Timah Road opposite Mackenzie Road including all the culverts across Kampong Java Road and Keng Lee Road within the stretch of the canal. 14m wide open Bukit Timah Canal between Lamp Post at the sump opposite Dunearn Road to Lamp Post at the inlet of the triple cells of Bukit Timah Flood 3 Daily Alleviation Scheme Phase 2A near Sinapore Chinese Girl’s School running along between Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road (include the culverts across Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road connected to the Canal) Bukit Timah Diversion Canal along PIE from rear of 4 Daily Blk 106 Jalan Rajah to Jalan Datoh 14m wide Sungei Whampoa from Jalan Rajah to the 5 Daily outlet of the culvert across Kim Keat Road 14m wide Sungei Whampoa from the outlet of the culvert across Kim Keat Road to the outlet of the culvert across CTE. 6 Daily X=6.4m Y=6.4m 14m wide Sungei Whampoa from the outlet of the culvert across CTE to the outlet of the culvert across Serangoon Road. 7 Daily X=6.0m Y=6.0m 5m wide outlet drain from the Rochor Road under the flyover running along 8 Daily Nicoll Highway to the Sea. 9 15 wide Rochor Canal from the inlet of the triple cells culvert across Daily 3m box drain from the inlet of the culvert across Middle Road at GSM 10 Building running along Waterloo Street and Rochor Canal Road to Tidegate Daily including the culvert across Waterloo Street. 11 Ophir Road Daily Outlet drain from Jalan Kolam Ayer running along Kallang Bahru to Kallang 12 Daily River Pelton Canal from inlet of culvert across Jalan Kolam Ayer to 30m 13 Daily downstream of the floating boom including the by-pass chamber 14 Supply drag-line or equivalent, tippers etc to desilt bypass chamber Daily Outlet drain from inlet of culvert across Geylang East Central running along 15 and across Aljunied Road to Pelton Canal b/s Woodsville Primary and Daily Secondary Schools Pelton Canal from the inlet of culvert across Aljunied 16 Daily Road to inlet of culvert across Jalan Kolam Ayer Outlet drain from inlet of culvert across Kallang Bahru near Blk 3 running 17 along Kallang Bahru and across Kallang Place to Kallang River including 2 Daily culverts across Kallang Tengah Outlet drain from s/o No 142 Lavender Street running along Kallang Bahru to 18 Daily KR/17 19 Daily Outlet drain from Sims Drive to inlet of culvert across Lorong 3 Geylang. Outlet drain from inlet of culvert across Lorong 5 running along Sims Avenue 20 Daily and Lorong 3 to Upper Boon Keng Road Outlet drain from inlet of culvert across Lorong 3 running along Upper Boon 21 Daily Keng Road to Kallang River Outlet drain from end of fringe carpark between Sims Avenue and Kallang 22 Daily Road 23 Outlet drain from Kallang Avenue to Kallang River Daily 24 Outlet drain b/s MRT opposite Kallang Station Daily Roadside drain along Bendemeer Road commencing near Blk 27 to Sungei 25 Daily Whampoa Outlet drain from Lorong 20 running along 26 Daily Guillemard Road to Lorong 8 Geylang Outlet drain from Lorong 4 running across Lorong 6 , 8 and along Lorong 8 to 27 Daily Guillemard Road junction Sungei Whampoa from inlet of culvert across Serangoon Road to outlet of 28 Daily culvert across Bendemeer Road. Pelton Canal from inlet of culvert across Jalan Kolam Ayer to 30m 29 Daily downstream of the floating boom including the by-pass chamber 30 Daily Supply drag-line or equivalent, tippers etc to desilt by pass chamber 5.56m/6.7m/10.2m wide open outlet drain from inlet of culvert at Zion Road running along/across Outram Road and across Havelock Road to Singapore 31 Daily River (beside River View Hotel) x = 2.0m, y = 2.0m 2.1m wide closed outlet drain from inlet of the culvert at Cecil Street running 32 Daily along Cross street and end at 8m collector drain 1.5m/1.8m box drain running from St Andrew Road across Esplanade Park to 33 Daily Marina Bay 4.4m/5.35m/5.7m wide open/closed drain from culvert at Tiong Bahru Road / 34 Lower Delta Road running beside Park and along Henderson Road to Daily Alexandra Canal (item AC/21) x = 1.6m, y = 1.8m 35 2.8m/3m/3.6m/3.7m/4.6m wide open outlet drain from Bishopsgate at rear Daily of H/No 8c to Alexandra Canal (item drain AC/7) x = 1.0m, y = 1.0m 3.5m/3.7m/1.3m dia twin pipes/2.6m wide open / closed outlet drain from 36 rear of Emerald Park running along Indus Road to Alexandra Canal x = 1.2m, y Daily = 1.2m 37 2.0m wide box drain from inlet of River Valley Road culvert at the junction of Daily Zion Road running along Zion Road to Alexandra Canal (item drain AC/21A) 4m wide box drain from inlet of culvert at River Valley Road to Singapore 38 Daily River 39 4.65m/5.33m wide open outlet drain from inlet of Moh Guan Terrace culvert Daily near Blk 51 Kim Tian Road to inlet of culvert at Zion Road x = 2.2m, y = 2.2m 2m/2.7m/4m closed drain from inlet of culvert across 40 River Valley Road running along Mohamad Sultan Daily Road to Singapore River 1.2m wide open drain from sewer overflow pipe at 41 River Valley Close to Singapore River x = 1.0m, y = Daily 1.0m 42 3m wide closed drain from Outram Road (near junction of College Road) Daily running along Tiong Bahru Road and discharged into item drain SR6 1.0m/1.8m wide box drains from outlet of culverts at 43 Roberson Road along McCallum Street up to inlet of Daily culvert at Shenton Way 0.9m diameter conduit drains from inlet of culvert at 44 Daily Shenton Way/McCallum Street to item drain H/3 45 0.61m/075m/1.2m/1.5m/1.69m/1.8m/2m/3m diameter conduit drains along Daily Raffles Boulevard and Raffles Ave to Stamford Canal and Sea 1.35m/1.5m/1.69m/1.8m diameter conduit drains along Temasek Boulevard 46 Daily and Raffles Boulevard to the box drain (item drain SC/21) 0.61m/1.05m/1.35m/1.5m/1.8m/2.4m/2.7m diameter conduit drains along 47 Daily Temasek Avenue and Raffles Boulevard 0.61m/1.2m/1.5m/1.65m/1.8m/2.4m diameter conduit drains along Raffles 48 Daily Avenue and Republic Boulevard to the Sea 0.61m/0.75m/1.05m/1.35m/1.5m/2.6m diameter conduit drains along 49 Daily Republic Boulevard to the Sea 1.05m/1.2m/1.5m/3.4m/3.5m diameter conduit drains 50 along Republic Boulevard to the Sea and along Daily Temasek Ave to U-drain 8m wide outlet drain from the inlet of the culvert across Olive Road running parallel to Thomson Road to BTFAS Phase 2A at Thomson Road under the 51 Daily Jalan Toa Payoh Flyover including the stoplog at the Whitley Road carpark X= 4.5m Y= 1.5m 1.2m wide roadside drain from the entrance of Catholic Junior College 52 running along Whitley Road to BTFAS Phase 2A at Thomson Road under the Daily Jalan Toa Payoh 15.24m wide Bukit Timah Canal from the cut-off dam opposite Lamp post 149 Dunearn Road running between Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road to the 53 Daily outlet of the culvert across Newton Circus at Kampong Java Road and Keng Lee Road including all the culverts across Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road within this stretch of canal 1.2m wide outlet drain from the inlet of the culvert across Balestier Road running between Thomson Road and Jalan Rajah to BTFAS Phase 2A at Jalan Toa Payoh including a roadside drain from Jalan Dusun running along Jalan 54 Daily Datoh to the main drain X= 1.0m Y= 1.0m 55 1.8m wide closed drain beside Blk 468 North Bridge Road Daily Veolia Environmental Services S/N Non - Submerged Outlet Drain (Desilting & Flushing) Schedule 1 Rebecca Road Once in 3 Months 2 Dorset Once in 3 Months 5m wide box drain from the inlet of the culvert across 3 Adam Road at Arcadia Road running along Adam Once in 3 Months Road to Bukit Timah Canal next to College Green. 1m wide roadside drain from infront of Singapore Telecoms North Telephone Exchange Building opposite Balestier Road 4 Once in 3 Months running along Thomson Road to BTFAS Phase 2A at Thomson Road under the Jalan Toa Payoh. 0.9mx 1.0m/1.2m wide roadside drain along Dunearn Road between University Road and Kheam 5 Once in 3 Months Hock Road including the box drain from the rear of H/No 52 University Road to the main drain. 1.2m wide roadside drain along Dunearn Road between Kheam Hock Road and Dunkirk Avenue including a drain from the side of H/No 26 Trevose 6 Once in 3 Months Crescent to the culvert beside H/No 232 Dunearn Road 1.2m box roadside drain along Dunearn Road from Dunkirk Avenue to the junction of Dunearn Road/Whitley Road to Item BC/5R 7 Once in 3 Months X = 1.0m Y = 6.0m 2.6m wide outlet drain from the inlet of the culvert 8 across PIE/20 km running parallel to Kheam Hock Once in 3 Months Road and Merryn Road near Whitley Road 4.4m wide outlet drain from the rear of H/No 39 Merryn Road running parallel to PIE , Mount Pleasant Road and Whitley Road 9 Once in 3 Months to Bukit Timah Canal at Wayang Satu Flyover including culverts across Mt Pleasant Road and Merryn Road.
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  • Annex a – List of Participating Car Parks Participating URA Car Parks

    Annex a – List of Participating Car Parks Participating URA Car Parks

    Annex A – List of participating car parks Participating URA car parks No. Car park name 1 AMOY STREET 2 ANN SIANG ROAD 3 ARMENIAN ST / CANNING RISE OFF STREET 4 ARMENIAN STREET 5 BANDA STREET 6 BANDA STREET / SAGO LANE OFF STREET 7 BERNAM STREET 8 BOON TAT STREET 9 BUKIT PASOH ROAD 10 CANNING RISE OFF STREET (MCYS-LAND) 11 CARPENTER STREET 12 CHENG YAN PLACE 13 CIRCULAR ROAD 14 CLEMENCEAU AVE 15 CLUB STREET 16 CLUB STREET OFF STREET 17 COOK STREET 18 DUXTON ROAD 19 EMERALD HILL ROAD 20 EMERALD LINK 21 ENGGOR STREET 22 FORT CANNING PARK A OFF STREET (NPARKS) 23 FORT CANNING PARK B OFF STREET (NPARKS) 24 FORT CANNING PARK C OFF STREET (NPARKS) 25 GEMMILL LANE 26 HONG KONG STREET 27 HULLET ROAD 28 JIAK CHUAN ROAD 29 KEONG SAIK ROAD 30 LIANG SEAH STREET 31 LORONG TELOK 32 MANILA STREET 33 MCCALLUM STREET 34 MIDDLE ROAD OFF STREET 35 MND SURFACE CARPARK 36 MOSQUE STREET 37 MT EMILY ROAD 38 NEIL ROAD 39 NEW MARKET ROAD 40 NIVEN ROAD 41 NORTH CANAL ROAD 42 PALMER ROAD 43 PECK SEAH STREET 44 PENANG LANE 45 PHILLIP STREET 46 PRINSEP STREET (MIDDLE ROAD / ROCHOR CANAL) 47 PURVIS STREET 48 QUEEN STREET 49 RAFFLES BOULEVARD COACH PARK 50 SAUNDERS ROAD 51 SEAH STREET 52 SERVICE ROAD BET LIANG SEAH STREET / MIDDLE ROAD 53 SERVICE ROAD OFF QUEEN ST(QUEEN / WATERLOO ST) 54 SHORT STREET 55 SOPHIA ROAD 56 STANLEY STREET 57 TAN QUEE LAN STREET 58 TANJONG PAGAR ROAD 59 TECK LIM ROAD 60 TELOK AYER STREET 61 TEMPLE STREET 62 TEO HONG ROAD 63 TEO HONG ROAD/ NEW BRIDGE ROAD OFF STREET 64 TRAS STREET 65 UPPER CIRCULAR ROAD 66 UPPER HOKKIEN STREET 67 WALLICH STREET 68 WATERLOO STREET 69 WILKIE ROAD 70 YAN KIT ROAD Participating HDB car parks No.