071031 - Lights out!
Monday, November 12, 2007
Jurong East - Why must people walk on grass to create this?
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/viewPost4534.aspx
What Bugs Me
Posted on 30 Jul, 2007
What Bugs Me
Posted on 30 Jul, 2007
STOMPer Justin is fed-up with people who walk on the grass in this area towards Jurong East MRT, creating such an 'ugly sight'.
The student said, "I feel that Singaporeans and the authorities can do a better job than this."
Tanjong Pager - Brand new drain...Thanks!
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/viewPost6406.aspx
This Urban Jungle
Posted on 31 Oct, 2007
After...
STOMPer AG Lee is pleased that the damaged drain near Tanjong Pagar MRT Station is no longer what it used to look like. "I wish to thank PWD for repairing the damaged drain along Wallich Street next to Tanjong Pagar MRT Station after feedback to them through LTA, " the STOMPer said in an email today (31 Oct). The STOMPer sent these photos of the old and the new.
This Urban Jungle
Posted on 31 Oct, 2007
After...
STOMPer AG Lee is pleased that the damaged drain near Tanjong Pagar MRT Station is no longer what it used to look like. "I wish to thank PWD for repairing the damaged drain along Wallich Street next to Tanjong Pagar MRT Station after feedback to them through LTA, " the STOMPer said in an email today (31 Oct). The STOMPer sent these photos of the old and the new.
Bedok - Trash has been sitting here for 3 weeks
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/viewPost6027.aspx
What Bugs Me
Posted on 13 Oct, 2007
STOMPer Touw, 34, calls the trash spilling out of the rubbish centre in front of Block 147, Bedok Reservoir Road, a "unique sight". "The trash and rubbish had collected and piled up and have not been cleared for the past three weeks, " he told STOMP in an MMS this morning (13 Oct).
What Bugs Me
Posted on 13 Oct, 2007
STOMPer Touw, 34, calls the trash spilling out of the rubbish centre in front of Block 147, Bedok Reservoir Road, a "unique sight". "The trash and rubbish had collected and piled up and have not been cleared for the past three weeks, " he told STOMP in an MMS this morning (13 Oct).
Bedok - Sloppy work on footpath
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/viewPost5922.aspx
What Bugs Me
Posted on 08 Oct, 2007
STOMPer Yuan said this footpath near Block 79, Bedok North Road was damaged and patched a few times with cement. "Look at the job last done," the STOMPer said in an email today (8 Oct). "How do you expect people to walk on the pathway? It is very rough and uneven. This is wasting $$$ (SC and CC fees paid by residents). "It is a dangerous path to walk on and children and old people might trip and fall. "STOMP contacted East Coast Town Council and its spokesman said: "The damage is only temporary as the area is currently undergoing repair and redecoration works."
What Bugs Me
Posted on 08 Oct, 2007
STOMPer Yuan said this footpath near Block 79, Bedok North Road was damaged and patched a few times with cement. "Look at the job last done," the STOMPer said in an email today (8 Oct). "How do you expect people to walk on the pathway? It is very rough and uneven. This is wasting $$$ (SC and CC fees paid by residents). "It is a dangerous path to walk on and children and old people might trip and fall. "STOMP contacted East Coast Town Council and its spokesman said: "The damage is only temporary as the area is currently undergoing repair and redecoration works."
Bedok - Blown bulbs and still nothing has been done?
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/viewPost5675.aspx
In the Heartlands
Posted on 26 Sep, 2007
STOMPer Zuldijian Zul has been trying to get his town council to fix the blown bulbs at his Bedok Reservoir neighbourhood and nothing has been done about it so far. The STOMPer sent in these pictures yesterday (25 September) at 9:30pm and in his email to STOMP, he wrote:“These light have not been working for a few months now. I have called Aljunied Town Council to inform them three times about the lights. “I made the calls on 17 and 22 August and the last call on 16 September. “I think a lot of people have informed the town council about the lights at the shelter and in the block signage. “It has been more than a month and still nothing has been done."
STOMP has contacted Aljunied Town Council, and its spokesman said: "STOMP will be pleased to know that the light tubes inside the block number plates and the sheltered walkways will be fixed by our contractors on 28 September. “When the report on the damaged lights was first reported to us, we immediately forwarded it to our contractor to carry out the repairs. We have since warned our contractor to act faster in future. “We thank the STOMPer for the feedback. Residents may call the Town Council immediately should they have any feedback or suggestions. Our residents can be assured of the best service from the Town Council in the management of their estates.”
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In the Heartlands
Posted on 26 Sep, 2007
STOMPer Zuldijian Zul has been trying to get his town council to fix the blown bulbs at his Bedok Reservoir neighbourhood and nothing has been done about it so far. The STOMPer sent in these pictures yesterday (25 September) at 9:30pm and in his email to STOMP, he wrote:“These light have not been working for a few months now. I have called Aljunied Town Council to inform them three times about the lights. “I made the calls on 17 and 22 August and the last call on 16 September. “I think a lot of people have informed the town council about the lights at the shelter and in the block signage. “It has been more than a month and still nothing has been done."
STOMP has contacted Aljunied Town Council, and its spokesman said: "STOMP will be pleased to know that the light tubes inside the block number plates and the sheltered walkways will be fixed by our contractors on 28 September. “When the report on the damaged lights was first reported to us, we immediately forwarded it to our contractor to carry out the repairs. We have since warned our contractor to act faster in future. “We thank the STOMPer for the feedback. Residents may call the Town Council immediately should they have any feedback or suggestions. Our residents can be assured of the best service from the Town Council in the management of their estates.”
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