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  1. 20-10-11, 23:15 #631
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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    Guess raising to my lawyer is the best option. I asked the developer once and their representative was quick to dismiss my concern by saying if its in the S&P, then it will be given! Guess I'll just have to wait till TOP to confirm before asking my lawyer. Anyway I suspect the length of the bathroom cannot have a longbath so what sort of rectification from the developer can I hope for?
    If I were you, I would raise this to your lawyer right now - and show him the floor plan. If the floor plan is not accurate, it is misrepresentation. If it is accurate, then you won't have a long-bath. Either way, there is a dispute brewing.
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    Well then I'll ask my lawyer what can be done under such a circumstance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    Well then I'll ask my lawyer what can be done under such a circumstance.
    Wonder what happen if developer custom made a shortened long bath..., will they get away with it since S&P never state dimension of long bath...Something to also ask your lawyer..., would be interesting to know
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    Now I have to play detective and try to get written understanding that I've actually sought clarification with the developer's representative that my unit will come with a long bath despite the fact that the layout shows the dimensions do not allow. Lawyer says should an infringement of the S&P by developer occurs, I can receive monetary compensation of thedifference in cost for a bathtub installation and a standing shower installation. It may just be a small amount but its the principle that counts!
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    Quote Originally Posted by land118
    Wonder what happen if developer custom made a shortened long bath..., will they get away with it since S&P never state dimension of long bath...Something to also ask your lawyer..., would be interesting to know
    Unlikely, coz the length available is only 1.6m and with the edges shaved off, its probably only a 1.3m to 1.4m long tub. Not suitable for any normal adult of height 1.7m to use comfortably. If they give a super short tub of 1.4m, I'll also be quite upset but have to accept it liaoz! Anyway, I incidentally got the main contractor's floor layout of my unit and it shows a shower screen with door so its surely not a bathtub. Well, unless the contractor don't follow the plan he's received, otherwise...
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    Quote Originally Posted by tony67
    If I were you, I would raise this to your lawyer right now - and show him the floor plan. If the floor plan is not accurate, it is misrepresentation. If it is accurate, then you won't have a long-bath. Either way, there is a dispute brewing.
    Lawyer explained that an incurrate floor plan is not unusual. There is always that little clause at every floor plan catalogues that protects the developer for any inaccuracies. Can't pursue the case that way. This is to faciliate the actual on ground situation and for safety considerations at times... That is also the reason why most catalogues do not come with dimensions spelled out clearly...
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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    Unlikely, coz the length available is only 1.6m and with the edges shaved off, its probably only a 1.3m to 1.4m long tub. Not suitable for any normal adult of height 1.7m to use comfortably. If they give a super short tub of 1.4m, I'll also be quite upset but have to accept it liaoz! Anyway, I incidentally got the main contractor's floor layout of my unit and it shows a shower screen with door so its surely not a bathtub. Well, unless the contractor don't follow the plan he's received, otherwise...
    wonder if anyone instead of a longbath on plan, get jaccuzi size instead...
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    Quote Originally Posted by land118
    wonder if anyone instead of a longbath on plan, get jaccuzi size instead...
    LOL! How to bathe? That would indeed be interesting to hear how developer can explain their case...
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    Quote Originally Posted by ysyap
    Lawyer explained that an incurrate floor plan is not unusual. There is always that little clause at every floor plan catalogues that protects the developer for any inaccuracies. Can't pursue the case that way. This is to faciliate the actual on ground situation and for safety considerations at times... That is also the reason why most catalogues do not come with dimensions spelled out clearly...
    haha. my favourite grouse with developers, that 3% tolerance.
    Wonder whether URA also give 3% tolerance to gross floor area to the developers
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    Quote Originally Posted by hopeful
    haha. my favourite grouse with developers, that 3% tolerance.
    Wonder whether URA also give 3% tolerance to gross floor area to the developers
    3% tolerance to 1.6m is only 4.8cm. No difference lah!!! LOL!
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  11. 22-10-11, 09:02 #641
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    just read the papers...the road immediately outside W28 (upp serangoon) was flooded yesterday
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    Quote Originally Posted by spikey69
    just read the papers...the road immediately outside W28 (upp serangoon) was flooded yesterday
    I read about that too! I hope the raised pavement outside W28 on Serangoon Rd was high enough to prevent the waters from flowing in. I think it is safest to park on L2.
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  13. 22-10-11, 17:06 #643
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    Cool 18Woodsville

    Next space to watch, 18Woodsville at Leong Bee Court next door:
    http://www.18woodsville.com.sg/main.html

    Even the logo looks nice.
    I can foresee much confusion between Woodsville28, 8@Woodleigh and 18Woodsville. The eggs in the woods are what people remember - nevermind what "ville" or "leigh", or @, 1 or 2!
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    Interesting... not forgetting blossom @ Woodleigh!
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    Quote Originally Posted by DC33_2008
    Who is the archhitect for this project?
    http://www.shlarch.com
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  16. 23-10-11, 17:40 #646
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    It is a relative small one compared to DP Architect, A61, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DC33_2008
    It is a relative small one compared to DP Architect, A61, etc.
    Hmm, I am also beginning to understand why Woodsville 28 is turning out this way.

    Well, at least the landscaping looks fairly decent - especially the flowering climbers along the perimeters.
    This is something which I thought has turned out well (to whoever's credit) - the other imperfections will have to be tweaked along the way.

    For example, we could plant a couple of really spectacularly nice flowering trees (e.g. frangipani) to flank the main carpark entrance, and also generally improve the landscaping that greets incoming cars.
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    Looks nice
    Just curious how long is the lap pool?
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