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List of buildings that have completed installation under the Fibre Ready Scheme ~~ as at 21 February 2020 ~~ S/N Building Name Building Address Contact Details Remarks Ms Karen Ng 29 International Business Park, Direct Method 1 Acer Tel: 6567-5251 S(609923) (ABF Tube) [email protected] Ms Jasmine Wong Direct Method 2 Acetech Centre 19 Jalan Kilang Barat, S(159361) Tel: 6311-9555 / 6311-9547 (ABF Tube) [email protected] / [email protected] Ms Lim Hui Zhen Direct Method 3 Admirax 8 Admiralty Street, S(757438) Tel: 6484-4369 (ABF Tube) [email protected] Mr Phua Wee Woon Direct Method 4 Advance Building 19 Burn Road, S(369974) Tel: 6250-6811 (ABF Tube) [email protected] Mr Seah Choon Huat 52 Serangoon North Avenue 4, Direct Method 5 AEM-Evertech Building Tel: 6481-9214 S(555853) (ABF Tube) [email protected] Mr Frederick Tang Direct Method 6 Air View Building 2 Peck Seah Street, S(079305) Tel: 6411-1666 (ABF Tube) [email protected] Mr Frederick Tang Direct Method 7 Air View Building 38 Maxwell Road, S(069116) Tel: 6411-1666 (ABF Tube) [email protected] Mr Lim Kiat Seng / Ms Tan Li Li / Mr Kamali Tel: 6738-4388 Direct Method 8 AIS Industrial Building 103 Kallang Ave, S(339504) [email protected] / [email protected] / (ABF Tube) [email protected] Mr Zen Lim 3 Changi Business Park Vista, Direct Method 9 Akzonobel House Tel: 6588-2526 S(486051) (ABF Tube) [email protected] Page 1 of 41 Mr Azman Said / Mr Patrick Mok Tel: 6277-2618 / 6277-2619 Direct Method -
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Bukit Pasoh Telok Ayer Kreta Ayer CHINATOWN A Walking Guide Travel through 14 amazing stops to experience the best of Chinatown in 6 hours. A quick introduction to the neighbourhoods Kreta Ayer Kreta Ayer means “water cart” in Malay. It refers to ox-drawn carts that brought water to the district in the 19th and 20th centuries. The water was drawn from wells at Ann Siang Hill. Back in those days, this area was known for its clusters of teahouses and opera theatres, and the infamous brothels, gambling houses and opium dens that lined the streets. Much of its sordid history has been cleaned up. However, remnants of its vibrant past are still present – especially during festive periods like the Lunar New Year and the Mid-Autumn celebrations. Telok Ayer Meaning “bay water” in Malay, Telok Ayer was at the shoreline where early immigrants disembarked from their long voyages. Designated a Chinese district by Stamford Raffles in 1822, this is the oldest neighbourhood in Chinatown. Covering Ann Siang and Club Street, this richly diverse area is packed with trendy bars and hipster cafés housed in beautifully conserved shophouses. Bukit Pasoh Located on a hill, Bukit Pasoh is lined with award-winning restaurants, boutique hotels, and conserved art deco shophouses. Once upon a time, earthen pots were produced here. Hence, its name – pasoh, which means pot in Malay. The most vibrant street in this area is Keong Saik Road – a former red-light district where gangs and vice once thrived. Today, it’s a hip enclave for stylish hotels, cool bars and great food. -
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. -
Government Agencies to Conduct Trials on Digital Payment of Parking Charges
PRESS RELEASE Government Agencies to Conduct Trials on digital payment of parking charges In line with our vision to become a Smart Nation, the Government is developing a digital parking mobile application to allow motorists to pay parking charges through their mobile devices. 2 The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and Housing & Development Board (HDB), in partnership with the Government Technology Agency of Singapore (GovTech), are developing a mobile application for motorists to use at public car parks that currently use paper coupons. 3 The mobile app will provide more convenience for motorists as they need not return to their vehicles to add more coupons to extend their parking session. The benefits of the app include: ● Paying for parking digitally: Motorists can use the app to key in their vehicle number, select the car park, indicate their parking duration and start parking. ● Calculating parking charges automatically: The app automatically calculates the charges that motorists have to pay based on their parking duration on a per minute basis. A refund will be given if motorists choose to end their parking session earlier. ● Extending parking session remotely: The app allows motorists to track the validity of their parking session. They can extend the duration of their parking session at their own time and convenience. 4 A trial will be conducted among public sector officers from May to June 2017 to test the functionalities of the app at selected public car parks in the city area. During this period, we will test the app, especially the payment module, to be confident of its robustness before we extend the trial to the general public. -
NEWLY REGISTERED COMPANIES a Selected Listing Comprising Companies with Issued Capital Between $200,000 and $5 Million (May-June 2018)
NewBiz NEWLY REGISTERED COMPANIES A selected listing comprising companies with issued capital between $200,000 and $5 million (May-June 2018) Accommodation & PAPER RICE PTE LTD ASTUTE MEDICAL HOLDINGS ITB CAPITAL PTE LTD SINGPRO CHO HOLDINGS EUREKA ELEMENTS PTE LTD UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL Food Service Activities 73, Maude Road PTE LTD 456, Alexandra Road PTE LTD 1, Magazine Road ENGINEERING HOLDINGS #04-01, Singapore 208315 252, Tembeling Road #11-02, Singapore 119962 8, Temasek Boulevard #04-11, Singapore 059567 PTE LTD AGH RESTAURANTS PTE LTD #01-08, Singapore 423731 #15-01A, Singapore 038988 152, Beach Road 8, Wholesale Centre PILLAY'S WESTERN PTE LTD JD INVESTMENTS PTE LTD FASTLANE APAC PTE LTD #14-02, Singapore 189721 #01-250, Singapore 110008 498L, Tampines Street 45 B & Z INVESTMENT PTE LTD 53, Cairnhill Road SM INTERIOR PTE LTD 27, Simei Street 4 #02-480, Singapore 528498 100, Jalan Sultan #15-01, Singapore 229664 158, Cecil Street, #06-01 #07-09, Singapore 529875 VEE ARCHITECTS PTE LTD ARCADE FISH SOUP PTE LTD #08-14, Singapore 199001 Singapore 069545 233, Joo Chiat Road 11, Collyer Quay PITA TREE PTE LTD JIYUAN ASSET FURIENDS VETERINARY #04-01, Singapore 427491 #01-35, Singapore 049317 3B, River Valley Road BIGTREE TECH HOLDINGS MANAGEMENT(S) PTE LTD SUNIC GLOBAL CAPITAL PTE LTD CLINIC PTE LTD #01-13, Singapore 179021 PTE LTD 50, Gambas Crescent 152, Beach Road 28, Jansen Road X INFINITY PTE LTD ATLAS STATION PTE LTD 12B, Enterprise Road #10-35, Singapore 757022 #14-02, Singapore 189721 #04-06, Singapore 548431 160, Robinson -
Annex a – List of Participating Car Parks Participating
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. -
SFF Digital Festival Guide 1JULY2019-V4
12 - 28 July 2019 A FOODIE’S GUIDE TO THE SINGAPORE FOOD FESTIVAL 2019 SAVOUR SINGAPORE IN EVERY BITE This year, the Singapore Food Festival (SFF) marks its 26th year of celebrating our vibrant local dining scene. Our national food obsession has always been at the heart of this annual event, with opportunities to showcase our multicultural food heritage, explore new culinary innovations and profile local talents. Mark your calendars in July to discover Singapore’s identity through our food and have a gastronomic experience like no other! Follow this guide to enjoy the best of the fest, depending on your appetite for modern culinary adventures, local authentic dining experiences, artistic feasts, or traditional flavours. Shortlist the events and experiences you wish to be part of and book your tickets with our official booking partner, Klook. BITE INTO Modernit Are you always the first to know and adopt the latest food trends? Always updated on innovative dishes and restaurants? With your adventurous palate and love for innovative interpretations of traditional local dishes, you’ll fit right in with fellow gourmands who love a modern twist. STREAT 12 – 13 JULY 2019 Free Entry 5pm – 1 1pm THE PROMONTORY Singapore’s most distinguished chefs and celebrated 11 Marina Boulevard hawkers bring you a slice of our island’s most delectable Singapore 018940 dishes at STREAT. The Singapore Food Festival’s signature event features 12 F&B stalls and a pop-up bar helmed by Origin Bar. In between bites, check out a range of workshops, live music performances and quality wares from local design label Naiise. -
Place Making, Policy Making: Opportunities and Challenges in Planning Chinatown
USP Undergraduate Journal | 34 to this place so that Chinatown as a whole becomes Place Making, Policy more than just a collection of buildings in the same vicinity. An understanding of this process will o!er Making: Opportunities alternative perspectives beyond historical and cultural explanations of the signi"cance of Chinatown, and and Challenges in provide insights to how this signi"cance can be Planning Chinatown sustained. While Gupta focuses on the capabilities of objects and buildings to evoke feelings, especially through Wong Yi Fong prior experiences in that location, Wood (1997: 58) believes that place making “involves a continual process of shaping identity and expressing social rban planning has always required a relationships.” He argues that the sense of belonging multidisciplinary perspective, one that to a place does not solely arise from feelings towards Utakes into consideration the social, places, but also from feelings towards the people economic and political implications of policies. In within these places. #ese arguments situate place the case of Singapore’s Chinatown, the process of making as a “stimulant-response” process, where policy making is made more challenging because the presence of certain “stimulants” can conjure of Chinatown’s complexity as compared with other particular responses; it is thus a matter of "nding districts of Singapore. Chinatown serves numerous the correct combination of “stimulants” in order to functions: as a historic cultural site for Chinese, achieve the desired feeling of community. I propose as the second most visited free-access site for that while Gupta and Wood have identi"ed the tourists after Orchard Road (STB 2008b), and as critical elements of place making, namely the physical entities and the social activities, the process itself is Representation Constituency. -
Car Free Sunday SG 2017 Time Road Name Closure Extent 5Am to 12.30
Car Free Sunday SG 2017 Time Road Name Closure Extent Maxwell Road Cecil Street to Robinson Road 2 left lanes closure Stamford Road Connaught Drive to Saint Andrew’s Road Collyer Quay Fullerton Road to Collyer Quay Esplanade Drive Stamford Road to Fullerton Road Fullerton Road Esplanade Drive to Collyer Quay Raffles Quay Collyer Quay to Shenton Way 2 right lanes closure Shenton Way Raffles Quay to Maxwell Road Stamford Road (Connaught Drive to North Bridge Rd) Stamford Road (Hill Street to Armenian Street) Stamford Road (North Bridge Road to Hill Street) Stamford Road 2 right Lanes (Armenian Street to Bencoolen Street) (Most left lane for buses only) Amoy Street Telok Ayer Street to Cross Street Bencoolen Street (Bras Basah Road to Middle Road) Bencoolen Street (Stamford Road to Bras Basah Road) Boon Tat Link McCallum Street to Commerce Street Boon Tat Street Telok Ayer Street to Shenton Way Cecil Street Maxwell Road to Collyer Quay 5am to 12.30pm Collyer Quay Robinson Road to Fullerton Road Connaught Drive Stamford Road to Fullerton Road Cross Street Raffles Quay to Telok Ayer Street Esplanade Drive Fullerton Road to Stamford Road Finlayson Green Collyer Quay to Marina Boulevard Fullerton Road Full closure Connaught Drive to Esplanade Drive Market Street Cecil Street to Cross Street Maxwell Link McCallum Street to Maxwell Road McCallum Street Telok Ayer Street to Shenton Way Old Parliament Lane Parliament Place to Empress Lane Parliament Place Supreme Court Lane to Saint Andrew’s Road Queen Street (Stamford Road to Bras Basah Road) Robinson Road Maxwell Road to Collyer Quay Saint Andrew’s Road Parliament Place to Stamford Road Stanley Street McCallum Street to Boon Tat Street Telegraph Street Robinson Road to Raffles Quay Telok Ayer Street Cecil Street to Cross Street . -
Place-Remaking Under Property Rights Regimes: a Case Study of Niucheshui, Singapore
Working Paper 2006-05 Place-Remaking under Property Rights Regimes: A Case Study of Niucheshui, Singapore Jieming Zhu, Loo-Lee Sim, and Xuan Liu Department of Real Estate National University of Singapore Institute of Urban and Regional Development University of California at Berkeley 2 Table of Contents Abstract........................................................................................................5 I. Introduction.........................................................................................7 II. Property Rights and Place-Making: Theoretical Discussion ..............9 III. Development of Niucheshui by the 1950s........................................13 IV. Redevelopment of Niucheshui 1960–2000.......................................15 V. Property Rights Regime over the Land Redevelopment Market of Niucheshui ........................................................................................21 VI. Place-Remaking under the State-Dominated Property Rights Regime ..............................................................................................26 VII. Conclusion ........................................................................................29 References..................................................................................................31 3 List of Figures Figure 1: Jackson Plan (1823) ...................................................................8 Figure 2: Niucheshui in the 1950s...........................................................14 Figure 3: Niucheshui in 2000 -
Veolia Environmental Services
Veolia Environmental Services S/N Road Name Schedule (Inc Drain Litter Picking) 1 Vacant Land: Mayne Road (next to Little India MRT station) Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 2 Alexandra Road (Ganges Ave to Leng Kee Rd) Mon, Wed, Fri 3 Alexandra View Mon, Wed, Fri 4 Ash Grove Daily 5 CP: Mar Thoma Park Daily 6 Footbridge - Jervois Road behind house No. 40 Mon, Wed, Fri 7 Footbridge - Prince Charles Crescent (Alexandra canal) Mon, Wed, Fri 8 Footpath and staircase near 107 Jervois Road to Tanglin Road Mon, Wed, Fri 9 Jalan Kilang Tues, Thurs, Sat 10 Jalan Kilang Barat Tues, Thurs, Sat 11 Jalan Membina Mon, Wed, Fri 12 Jalan Rumah Tinggi Tues, Thurs, Sat 13 Jervois Hill Mon, Wed, Fri 14 Jervois Lane Mon, Wed, Fri 15 Keppel Hill Tues, Thurs, Sat 16 Kim Tian Road Mon, Wed, Fri 17 Lower Delta Road Mon, Wed, Fri 18 Mount Echo Park Mon, Wed, Fri 19 Near 107 Jervois Road to Tanglin Road Mon, Wed, Fri 20 OHB: Alexandra Road - (B01, B03, B05 & B07) Mon, Wed, Fri 21 OHB: Lower Delta Road - (B01, B03, B05, B07 & B10) Mon, Wed, Fri 22 Park: Ganges Avenue Open Space Daily 23 Park: Kheam Hock Park Daily 24 Park: Watten Heights Playground Daily 25 Pine Walk Daily 26 Prince Charles Crescent Mon, Wed, Fri 27 Prince Charles Square Mon, Wed, Fri 28 Prince Philip Avenue Daily 29 State land bounded by sheares Ave / Central Boulevard / Bayfront Ave / Marina Boulevard Thrice a day (0700hrs/1100hrs/1500hrs) 30 URA Carpark: Spooner Road Off Street Carpark Mon, Wed, Fri 31 URA: Jalan Besar / Beatty Road Off Street Hourly (0700hrs to 0100hrs) 32 Vacant Land: 1A Peirce -
Central South Drain Schedule
Integrated Public Cleaning Central South Subject: Drain Schedule Dear residents, Below is the summary of drain types within Central South region maintained by Sembcorp: INTEGRATED PUBLIC CLEANING CENTRAL SOUTH – DRAINS Submerged Outlet Drains Non- Submerged Outlet Drains Anti-Malaria (AM)/ Earth Drains Conduit Drains Open Roadside Drains Closed Roadside Drains You may click on the above link for each drain type or refer to the full list on these subsequent pages. If you have any enquires on our cleaning schedules, please feel free to contact us at our hotline 1800 898 1920 or email us at [email protected]. Page 1 of 49 Integrated Public Cleaning Central South Subject: Submerged Outlet Drain Cleaning Schedule Dear residents, The submerged outlet drains within Central South region will be cleaned as per the schedule below: Flotsam S/N Submerged Outlet Drain Schedule 1 15m wide Bukit Timah Canal from the outlet of the culvert across Newton Daily circus at Kampong Java Road/Keng Lee Road and running between them to 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. 2 15m wide Bukit Timah Canal from the outlet of the culvert across Thomson Daily Road running between Kampong Java Road and Keng Lee Road to the outlet 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. 3 14m wide open Bukit Timah Canal between Lamp