Infrastructure & development

1,833 debates and bills about infrastructure & development

7 Jul 2026

Environmental Impact Assessment for Relocation of Farmland around Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

No EIA conducted yet as Lim Chu Kang plans are at initial stage.
Assessment will occur if significant environmental impact is identified.
Findings will be shared publicly with nature groups and stakeholders.

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7 Jul 2026

Improving Natural Ventilation for Existing and New Flats in Light of Research Findings on HDB Flats' Warmer Indoor Temperatures

HDB improves ventilation through building orientation, greenery, cool coatings, and resident heat advisory tips.
Elderly and low-income receive door-to-door guidance, cooling appliance trials, and financial help.

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7 Jul 2026

Reinforcing Singapore's Position as a Global Transport Hub

Singapore will reinforce its transport hub status using technology and world-class infrastructure.
Cross-party support for motion prioritizing good jobs and international cooperation amid uncertainty.
Government announced AV trials and manpower transition packages to help workers adapt to AI.

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7 Jul 2026

Reinforcing Singapore's Position as a Global Transport Hub

Parliament backed boosting Singapore's transport hub status via frontier tech, international cooperation, and world-class infrastructure.
Speakers urged shifting from physical transit to an AI-driven digital decision hub.
Workers must gain reskilling and inclusive job redesign amid automation and geopolitical uncertainty.

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7 May 2026

Rationale for Six-Month Service Disruption at Sengkang LRT’s West Loop

Six-month Sengkang LRT West Loop closure needed to link expanded depot’s new reception tracks.
Works require careful sequencing, electrical diversion, and safety measures, plus thorough inspection and testing.

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7 May 2026

Factors Hindering Switch from Private Transport to Achieve 75% Peak-Period Modal Share and Barriers to Public Transport Adoption

Singapore remains 10 points short of 75% peak-period modal share target.
Private hire cars and COVID infrastructure delays hindered adoption; rail reliability not a factor.
Commuters want direct connections and comfort; new lines like Cross Island Line will boost share.

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7 May 2026

Adequacy of Detection Methods to Verify Location and Depths of Underground Utilities, and Subsidies for Adoption of Advanced Detection Technologies

Giam asked about detection methods for underground utilities, including non-conductive assets and subsidies.
Fibre optic tracer cables and advanced detection tools (EML, MCGPR) supplement trial trenches.
Government will continue improving detection methods and study support to scale up technology adoption.

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7 May 2026

Status and Timeline of Lift Upgrading Programme for Block 128 Lorong Ah Soo and Blocks 230, 234 and 363 in Hougang

HDB is procuring contractors and consultants for Lift Upgrading at four named Hougang blocks.
Typical projects take about three years from announcement to completion; no expediting mentioned.

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7 May 2026

Timeline on Reclamation and Development, Land Area Increase and Breakdown of Target Land Use for Changi Bay

Changi Bay reclamation began in 2023, adding around 900 hectares.
Development timelines and specific land uses remain under study.

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7 May 2026

Strengthening Resilience of Singapore's Port and Maritime Ecosystem to Manage Prolonged Disruptions

Singapore expands Tuas Port berths and boosts manpower to handle shipping disruptions.
Digital Just-In-Time platform optimizes arrivals; PSA supports ship rerouting to prevent congestion.
Port operations remain stable, with ongoing monitoring to sustain maritime hub trust.

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7 May 2026

Mandating Sufficient Parking Space within Construction Sites to Prevent Project-related Vehicles from Parking along Public Roads

Dennis Tan urged LTA/BCA to mandate on-site parking for construction vehicles to prevent public road occupation.
Rejected as impractical due to space constraints; contractors instead use traffic marshals, staggered arrivals, and enforcement.

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7 May 2026

Covered Pedestrian and Cycling Pathway on Causeway

Gerald Giam asked if Singapore would build a covered Causeway pathway for walking and cycling with Malaysia.
Malaysia currently bans walking on the Causeway, though cycling is allowed.
Transport Ministry has no plans for such a pathway and no discussions were noted.

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7 May 2026

Causes for Recent Damage to Underground Fibre Optic Cables During Works for North-South Corridor

Nadia asked about causes of underground fibre optic cable damage during North-South Corridor works.
Jeffrey Siow referred her to the written reply for 6 May 2026.
No further oral details were given on preventing future disruptions.

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7 May 2026

Difference between Actual Waiting Times and Initial Projections for BTO Developments

Asked for realised vs projected BTO waiting times over five years.
Minister referred to prior written reply on 5 May 2026.

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7 May 2026

Ramping Up EV Charging Infrastructure Given Expected Increase in EV Adoption with Elevated Fuel Prices

EV charging plans in question amid fuel price-driven adoption surge.
Minister gave no new update, citing prior reply on inter-agency coordination.
No revised targets or resources for slow/fast chargers disclosed.

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7 May 2026

Feedback from HDB Flat Dwellers on Low Water Pressure and Information on PUB's Water Pressure Range for HDB Households

No minimum water pressure standard exists; systems are tailored per development.
PUB supplies directly up to 25 metres; higher HDB floors rely on rooftop tanks.
Low-pressure feedback averaged 75 monthly, mostly due to localised pump or pipe issues.

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7 May 2026

Progress of Upgrading Electrical Power Supply for HDB Blocks in Nee Soon South

ELUP upgrades 30-amp supply to 40 amps for about 1,500 older HDB blocks by 2030.
Nee Soon South has about 30 eligible blocks; design studies are ongoing.
HDB will engage stakeholders once design and upgrading plans are ready.

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7 May 2026

Holistic Study to Inform Singapore's Path Towards Vision for Zero Road Fatalities

Government uses holistic approach: enforcement, infrastructure, education, and community feedback on road design.
LTA expands Friendly Streets to all towns by 2030 with speed limits and safer markings.
Vision Zero referenced, but risky driver behavior like speeding remains a key cause despite penalties.

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7 May 2026

Review of Singapore's Water Security Due to Rising Demands from Data Centres, Urban Expansion and Climate Variability

Questions on water risks from data centres, urban growth, climate change, and Johor pact expiry.
Minister cited diversified Four National Taps, including weather-resilient desalination and NEWater, for future demand.
Middle East energy volatility met with long-term focus on efficient water production.

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6 May 2026

Annual Property Damage Complaints Arising from LTA Works, Compensation Outcomes and Mitigation Measures

LTA averages about 100 property damage complaints yearly since 2022.
Only a handful involved construction-caused damage with compensation paid.
Contractors must train workers and brief daily on hazards.

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