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Kanarazu
16-06-12, 19:15
Located at 27 Richards Ave, 12 units and mechanized parking. A few lots away from 21 Richards.

Kelonguni
16-06-12, 19:24
Located at 27 Richards Ave, 12 units and mechanized parking. A few lots away from 21 Richards.

Sounds rich!

TheOnlyGayInTheVillage
16-06-12, 19:43
Where Ritchie Rich Resides!!!

ocean80
16-06-12, 21:12
Inside Underwear ! :D

Kanarazu
08-07-12, 21:31
Wonder if the Rich Residence is related to the following question that WP is asking in the next parliament sitting:

http://www.facebook.com/notes/the-workers-party/parliamentary-questions-on-9-july/393809157335090

77. Ms Sylvia Lim: To ask the Minister for National Development what criteria does the Government use before granting approvals for single-house land plots to be redeveloped and sub-divided into multiple-unit developments such as condominiums; how does the Government ensure that such approvals for new developments do not adversely affect the liveability of estates by creating strains on the local infrastructure such as traffic congestion or parking place shortages along the local access roads; and for the Kovan/Hillside/Rosyth estates, how will the Government manage redevelopment so as to alleviate the current traffic congestion and parking crunches along local access roads and minimise such problems in the future.

roco
19-07-12, 17:42
i like the address

Kanarazu
25-07-12, 22:15
Parliament No: 12
Session No: 1
Volume No: 89
Sitting No: 4
Sitting Date: 10-07-2012
Section Name: Written Answers to Questions for Oral Answer Not Answered by 3.00 pm
Title: Considerations in Granting Approval for Redevelopment
MPs Speaking: Ms Sylvia Lim, Mr Khaw Boon Wan
CONSIDERATIONS IN GRANTING APPROVAL FOR REDEVELOPMENT
44*Ms Sylvia Lim asked the Minister for National Development (a) what criteria does the Government use before granting approvals for single-house land plots to be redeveloped and sub-divided into multiple-unit developments such as condominiums; (b) how does the Government ensure that such approvals for new developments do not adversely affect the liveability of estates by creating strains on the local infrastructure such as traffic congestion or parking place shortages along the local access roads; and (c) for the Kovan/Hillside/Rosyth estates, how will the Government manage redevelopment so as to alleviate the current traffic congestion and parking crunches along local access roads and minimise such problems in the future.
Mr Khaw Boon Wan: There are planning rules governing Fsuch development. Briefly, only single-house land plots in estates not safeguarded as Landed Housing Areas but are zoned for non-landed residential use, can be developed into flats and condominiums. In addition, the allowable development intensity of these estates, which is reflected in the Master Plan, will have taken into account the capacity of local infrastructure and potential amenity impact on existing residents.
More recently, the URA has introduced additional guidelines to evaluate redevelopment proposals for non-landed housing. Since last November, proposals for new flat developments must have a minimum site area of 1,000 square metres. This requirement ensures that there is sufficient space for landscaping and communal facilities, such as car parks, to meet the needs of residents. This requirement also facilitates the design of more open spaces within and between developments.
In addition to having a minimum site area, the URA will also examine the height, bulk and intensity of a proposed development to ensure liveability of the estate. The URA will guide developers if necessary to improve their proposals before planning approval is granted. In some cases, developers may also be required to carry out detailed traffic impact studies and adopt traffic improvement measures to avert potential congestion.
For low-density residential areas, the URA has found it necessary to also cap the maximum number of units that can be allowed for flat and condominium developments. This cap ensures that the redevelopment will be at a pace and density that the local road infrastructure can accommodate. The URA and LTA are studying whether an even more stringent cap is needed specifically for the Kovan, Hillside and Rosyth area, similar to what was done for Telok Kurau.
We will monitor the situation and update the guidelines where necessary to ensure that new flats and condos can happily co-exist with landed houses in the area.

phantom_opera
27-07-12, 14:09
KOVAN GRANDEUR TAMPINES ROAD Apartment 1 790,000 570 Strata 1,385psf Jul-12

Kanarazu
28-07-12, 10:16
Building plan was approved May 29 2012 with 750 sq m while URA develoPment control of min 1000 sq m was effective 24 nov 2011. How did the building plan get approved in the first place?

bargain hunter
17-09-12, 13:02
finally sold its first unit in aug at 1331psf.

Kanarazu
17-09-12, 19:00
finally sold its first unit in aug at 1331psf.

1-0. Onerobey still kosong.