Infrastructure & development

1,833 debates and bills about infrastructure & development

5 Aug 2026

Stakeholder Engagements and Environmental Impact Assessments for Proposed Development of Gillman Barracks

MPs sought summaries of stakeholder engagement and which proposal aspects remain open to revision.
They questioned criteria accepting "Major Negative" residual impacts on fauna and habitat despite mitigation.
MPs urged applying Dover Forest lessons, preserving ecological connectivity, and considering alternative sites for Maju Forest.

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5 Aug 2026

Service-level Indicators for Air Cargo Handling at Changi

CAAS tracks cargo service indicators and coordinates improvements with stakeholders.
New facilities and digital booking cut processing time and truck waiting significantly.
SATS invests $100 million to raise cargo handling capacity to 3 million tonnes.

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5 Aug 2026

Meeting Evolving Needs of Residents across Life Stages in Planning of New Towns

HDB surveys residents post-occupancy and every five years to assess needs across life stages.
Feedback shapes designs like 3-Generation playgrounds and communal pavilions.
Upgrading programmes and Town Council works adapt mature towns to evolving needs.

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5 Aug 2026

Accounting for Mobility Needs of Seniors and Persons with Reduced Mobility in Accessibility Planning Metrics

LTA says transport design is inclusive, with retrofits for seniors and reduced mobility.
Barrier-free stations, stops, lifts, and Friendly Streets improve accessibility.
Regular engagement with user groups informs future planning alongside distance-based metrics.

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5 Aug 2026

Number of Water-intensive Projects Subjected to Mandatory Water Efficiency Requirements Since 1 January 2024

Seven new water-intensive projects subject to mandatory water efficiency requirements since January 2024, all meeting design requirements.
Most projects are in construction; one in design, with operational recycling not yet assessed.
PUB verifies compliance through mandatory water efficiency plan submissions after operations commence.

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4 Aug 2026

Reviewing Infrastructure Cost Sharing, Tender Evaluation Criteria and Master Developer Model Following Town Hall Link White Site Launch

Government will fund infrastructure works to reduce development complexity for the smaller Town Hall Link site.
A price-only tender replaces Concept and Price due to reduced scale and fixed requirements.
Master Developer model may still be used for future complex, large-scale sites.

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4 Aug 2026

Enhancements to Construction Safety Management Following Investigation of Tanjong Katong Road South Sinkhole

Minister declines to comment on Tanjong Katong sinkhole due to court proceedings.
Existing regulatory regime assessed as adequate; no enhancements announced.

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4 Aug 2026

Review to Increase Children's Play and Recreational Space Allocation in BTO Developments

Minister says HDB already provides well-distributed play, recreational, and community spaces across estates.
Resident satisfaction is high; flexible lawn areas allow future activation for activities.
ActiveSG and school dual-use facilities supplement HDB provisions.

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4 Aug 2026

Biodiversity Monitoring, Habitat Connectivity and Public Consultation Concerns in Development of Gillman Barracks and Sunset Way Development Sites

Rachel Ong asked for public disclosure of biodiversity monitoring results and evidence for 30-metre habitat corridor.
Eileen Chong criticised consultations based on predetermined retention rates, unlike Dover Forest's baseline-first approach.
Minister deferred to earlier replies on assessments, consultations, and alternative site considerations.

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4 Aug 2026

Average Time between Completion of Solar Photovoltaic Systems Installations and Grid Connection, and Measures to Accelerate Process

No data exists on solar installation-to-grid connection lag time.
Small systems connect within 10 days; larger ones face extra requirements.
Government urges early engagement and works with SP Group to expedite.

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4 Aug 2026

Rationale for Land Use Changes in Lim Chu Kang and Differential Relocation Timelines for Affected Farms

Land use changes optimise scarce land: co-locate food/non-food farms north, consolidate MINDEF training land south.
Relocation timelines follow existing tenancy expiries, not early termination, with early notice provided.

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4 Aug 2026

Reviewing Permissible Weight of Vehicles in HDB Multi-storey Car Parks Given That Electric Vehicles are Heavier

MP asked if HDB car parks will raise weight limits for heavier electric vehicles.
Minister referred to a prior written reply on structural load capacity.

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4 Aug 2026

Consultations with Recreational Anglers on Functional Design of Fishing Infrastructure

PUB designs fishing facilities prioritizing water security and angler safety.
No direct angler consultation on deck height or casting zones was confirmed.
Public feedback on existing facilities can be submitted via PUB or NParks websites.

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4 Aug 2026

Reviewing Placement and Specifications of Refuse Hoppers in Older HDB Flat Types

Older flats have low hoppers under sinks; relocation requires major structural works and extra costs.
Flats since 1991 have waist-high hoppers with foot pedals outside, easing disposal.
Government highlights senior strain but offers no remediation due to feasibility concerns.

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4 Aug 2026

Improving Public Transport and Reducing Commute Times for Sembawang Residents

Sembawang residents face 50-minute median commutes, prompting questions on transport improvements.
Government cites existing rail links, enhanced bus services, and plans for future Seletar Line.
Strategy includes creating more jobs near homes in Woodlands and Yishun.

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4 Aug 2026

Assessment of Floating Solar Systems Deployed on Reservoirs in Singapore

Singapore deployed 63 MWp floating solar; plans 350 MWp more by 2030.
Tengeh farm powers 16,000 flats, generating 7-10% more energy than land.
Further expansion must balance shipping, conservation, recreation, and utilities.

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4 Aug 2026

Assessments, Consultations and Consideration of Alternative Sites for Housing before Decisions on Clearance of Gillman Barracks and Maju Forest

Government defends housing need; plans for Gillman and Maju Forest are not finalised, with ongoing consultation and mitigation.
Alternatives were assessed, but no suitable brownfield sites can meet near-term demand in these areas.
Ministries remain unified; balancing housing, greenery, and heritage requires trade-offs.

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7 Jul 2026

Timeline for Installation of Bus Stops and Lifts at Overhead Bridges, and Launch of Feeder Bus Services at Punggol East, Rivervale Estate and Sengkang East Drive

New TPE bus stops, overhead bridges, and lifts will be completed between 2030 and 2032.
No additional feeder buses planned now, but connectivity improves via Service 86 transfers.

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7 Jul 2026

Incentivising Use of Electric Construction Vehicles and Battery Energy Storage Systems by Construction Contractors in HDB Estates

HDB mandates battery energy storage systems for all BTO construction tenders since February 2025.
BCA's Energy Efficiency Grant co-funds contractors adopting BESS and electric construction machinery.
Green Mark already awards points for using low-emission construction equipment.

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7 Jul 2026

Promoting and Supporting Use of Prefabrication Methods for Construction Projects

Prefabrication (DfMA) adoption nearly doubled from under 40% in 2020 to 76% in 2025.
Government standardises components, streamlines approvals, and allocates land for storage.
Integrated prefabrication hubs remain positive, boosting productivity amid land and manpower constraints.

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