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december13 Sembawang town Council

Greening our Town

Launching a Wheelchair

Aided Schemepage 11

Honouring our Cleaners

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Financial report for FY 12/13

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All Green in the TCMR

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Keeping it all Clean

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Lift Upgrading Programme $20,881,000

Redecoration & Repainting $5,234,000

Pumps, Pipes & Tanks $7,938,000

Reroo�ng Works $5,589,000

Electrical Wiring $0,000

Taxes & Admin Charges $2,908,000

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Pada bulan November, kita telah menyambut bulan Bersih dan Hijau tahunan kita. Mereka yang menghadiri acara-acara hijau secara

tetap di Bandar kita mungkin telah perhatikan satu perubahan dalam beberapa tahun yang lalu.

Sebagai sebuah negara, kita telah beralih dari setakat menanam pokok dan mengingatkan rakyat agar jangan membuang sampah sembarangan dalam bulan Bersih & Hijau. Kini, anda akan melihat kita meneroka kebun-kebun masyarakat baru, menganak-angkatkan pokok, membersihkan kejiranan-kejiranan kita dan memberi peng-hormatan kepada para pekerja pembersihkan kita.

Kita mengucapkan terima kasih kepada dua puluh lima daripada pekerja pembersihan terbaik kita – lima daripada setiap kawasan undi – atas kerja kuat mereka, dengan menghadiahkan mereka wang tunai dan hadiah barang. Di samping itu, tiga daripada pekerja pembersihan kita telah diberi penghormatan oleh Agensi Sekitaran Kebangsaan atas usaha mereka.

Saya berbesar hati melihat perubahan-perubahan ini dalam bulan Bersih dan Hijau. Mereka menunjukkan bahawa masyarakat kita telah menjadi lebih matang, melakukan lebih banyak perkara bersama dan menghargai kerja orang lain.

Majlis Bandaran telah juga menunjukkan penghargaannya kepada para pekerja pembersihan kita dengan memberi mereka gaji lebih, dan juga dengan mencuba memudahkan lagi tugas mereka. Mesin baru seperti mesin sapu tolak dari belakang dan alat pencuci sembur berpaip panjang akan membantu mereka menghabiskan kerja dengan lebih cepat dan lebih efisien.

Marilah kita terus menjadi lebih rapat dan lebih baik hati sebagai sebuah masyarakat sambil kita mendewasa ke 2014.

Hawazi Daipi

Over November, we celebrated our annual Clean and Green month. Those who regularly attend the green events in our

Town might have noticed a change over the years.As a nation, we have moved beyond

planting trees and reminding people not to litter during Clean & Green month. Now, you’ll see us exploring new community gardens, adopting trees, cleaning up our neighbourhoods and honouring our cleaners.

We thanked twenty-five of our best cleaners - five from each division - for their hard work, awarding them with a cash prize and a gift. In addition, three of our cleaners were honoured by the NEA for their efforts.

I am heartened to see these changes in Clean and Green month. They show that our community has grown, doing more things together and appreciating the work of others.

The Town Council has also shown its appreciation for our cleaners by paying them more, and also by trying to make their jobs easier. New machines like the push-behind sweeper and the long-lance washer will help them finish the job quicker and more efficiently.

Let us continue to become closer and kinder as a community as we grow into 2014.

Hawazi Daipi

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The green-thumbed among us have been hard at work, planting vegetable crops, fragrant herbs and blooming flowers at various

Community Eco-Gardens scattered throughout our Town.

With a helping hand from the AVA – who taught, nurtured and guided our gardeners in successful farming methods – we are proud to say that we now grow our own vegetables!

At our newest Community Eco-Garden, between Block 28 and 29 Marsiling Drive, a rich selection of local vegetables, tasty herbs and colourful flowers sprout and bloom in neat rows.

Launched by Mr Hawazi Daipi on 23 November after a re-vamp carried out with the help of the AVA, this latest gardening hot-spot

now features the Vegewall crop-planting system for improved irrigation and minimised risk of mosquito breeding.

Put together using familiar white PVC drainpipes, the Vegewall’s vertical structure allows us to plant more vegetables and herbs in a confined space without leaving stagnant pools and puddles.

Our Eco-Garden at Marsiling Drive is the newest, but it certainly won’t be the last. AVA tells us that several other gardens have been planned.

These gardens make the ideal spot for aspiring gardeners to share friendly tips and bond, while the young ones can see, hear, touch and smell how their favourite veggies are cultivated.

As the crops in our Eco-Gardens grow, so, too, will our kampung spirit!

Fresh cabbage, ripe for picking.

Herbs planted in pots keep flavours close at hand.

Fragrant basil to add a flourish to our dinners.

Orchids for the botanist.

Cultivating that kampung spirit

Turnips, kang-kong, cabbage and bittergourds, oh my! We harvested familiar favourites at our latest Community Eco-Garden in Marsiling.

At the official opening of the Zone 1 community garden, Mr Hawazi joined in harvesting some vegetables to be shared with needy elderly in the neighbourhood.

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Cleaning and greening our Town...

In the spirit of cleaning and greening our Town, our MPs each planted a tree during the month of November.


...as a community!

And together with our MPs, we did our part too. Working together, we planted trees, cleaned playgrounds, and picked up litter. Here’s to being clean and green!


Honours for our cleaners

Woodlands (l to r) Ms Nagarathnam Andiappan, Ms Hajarrah Bibi Bte Abdul Majid, Mr Ng Hock Tiong,

Mr Ng Chwee Guan, Mr Kamis Bin Ali, together with MP for Woodlands Ms Ellen Lee.

Admiralty (l to r) Ms Rosmalisa Collar, Ms Zulaina Binte Jaafar, Mr Ahmed Anik,

Mr Michael Tan Kiam Meng, Mr Krishnan s/o S Gundan, together with MP for Admiralty Mr Vikram Nair (third from left).

Marsiling (l to r) Mr Mowvalappil Ussainer, Mr Veerayah s/o Suppiah, Mdm Sia Chok, Mr Yesarul Yeasin Ali,

Mdm Jayaram Krishnan, together with MP for Marsiling Mr Hawazi Daipi (fourth from left)

Sembawang (l to r) Mdm Ang Ngo Moy, Mr Boo Suay Moy, Mr Osman bin Dan, Mr Friyz Tota Sheik,

Mdm Rahma binte Ali, together with MP for Sembawang Mr Khaw Boon Wan (third from left).

Woodgrove (l to r)Asmah Bte Samin, Abdul Kadir Bin Mohd Maulang, Mohamed Nasser s/o Mohamed Hussain,

Al-amin Fayez Miah, Hamson Bin Aman, together with MP for Woodgrove Mr Ong Teng Koon.

Early in the morning, they are cleaning and sweeping. When evening falls, they are still hard at work. Our cleaners are our unsung heroes, helping to maintain our clean and pleasant Town. This month, the Town Council thanked five of the best cleaners from each division for their efforts, presenting each with a $300 cash prize, a gift and a certificate of appreciation.


Honours for our cleaners

Three of our cleaners were awarded a crystal plaque and a $200 voucher by the NEA at the big Clean and Green Singapore celebrations at NorthPoint on 16 November.

North West Mayor Teo Ho Pin presenting the special award to Mr Mohd Azman Yunus bin Mohd Yunus. He looks after Blocks 685A to 690F on Woodlands Drive 75.

Mdm Devitiana looks after Blocks 172 and 177 on Woodlands St 13.

Mdm Rahma binte Ali looks after Blocks 733, 734 and 728A on Woodlands Circle.

Letter from Blk 350, Woodlands Ave 324 November 2013

My block was full of mess and rubbish at the staircase. The next day I was very impressed because all of the mess had been cleaned up by the cleaners.

This was not the first time. Many times our block is very dirty and full of

rubbish along the staircase. But thankfully the cleaners do their job and clean up the mess. I was really, really impressed by them. They really did a good job and we really appreciate it.

Letter from Blk 707, Woodlands Drive 4014 June 2013

I would like to compliment the cleaner of our block for his efficiency. He is hardworking and our corridors are always swept and the dustbin area is clean. His initiative to immediately clear any stuff left near the rubbish chute is greatly appreciated. Thank you for employing such workers.

Letter from Aisha on 3 September 2013I would like to compliment Sembawang Town

Council and 800 Super Waste Management, on the cleanliness of Blocks 769 to 779 and 786A to 786F.

I was having my morning jog when I saw how clean the area was and there wasn’t much litter lying around. I also saw the cleaners working diligently, cleaning every corner of the area. The supervisor was also looking around and inspecting the area.

I really appreciate their efforts in keeping our area clean and almost litter-free. Keep up the good work!

Letter from Blk 421 Woodlands St 417 August 2013

My mum lost her phone on 29 July at Block 427 at 11pm while meeting her friend. The next day she saw Mian Nasir so she tried her luck by asking him whether he had her phone. He told my mum that one of his friends saw it and took it. Immediately he made an effort to call his friend and ask his friend to return the phone. At first his friend did not want to so he kept trying. In the end my mum got her phone back.

Besides that I would also like to praise Mian Nasir for keeping our area clean and tidy. He really does his work.

I would like Sembawang Town Council to do something to praise such a good and helpful worker.

... bouquets for them:

...and some of their feedback:

We asked Mdm Hajarrah how she felt about being chosen as one of the best cleaners in our Town. “Bagus. Very happy,” she said. But getting a reward for a job well done was not a new thing for her. She has been awarded by the Town Council before and, “My residents always say, ‘very clean’. And they give me food and drinks to show their appreciation!”

When we asked Mr Mohamed Nasser if there was anything his residents could do to make his job a little easier, he said, “I would ask them to put their rubbish in the bin, not beside it. And I would ask them not to put any trash under the parked cars. It’s very difficult to clean up under the cars!”

This is also the second time Mr Ng Chwee Guan has been awarded by the Town Council. He cares for Blocks 601, 602 and 603 in Woodgrove. He echoed a wish made by many of the cleaners we spoke to: “Some residents don’t put their rubbish in the hopper so that it goes down the chute. They put it beside the hopper. We never know who does it, we just have to clean it up every day.”

Mr Kamis Bin Ali was delighted to win an award after five years of cleaning. He told us of an incident that happens now and then in the blocks he cares for. “Throwing curry is the problem,” he said. His supervisor agreed that when leftover curry was not carefully wrapped and bagged before being put in

the rubbish chute, it caused his cleaners a lot of trouble, particularly if the bag of curry is left on the floor beside the chute. “You have to wash and mop with soap and water. It takes a long time to clean up the mess. And the oil in the curry is slippery. That’s dangerous.”

We expect a lot from our cleaners, but it is wonderful how often their efforts exceed our expectations. Here are a few compliment letters the Town Council has received.

At the recent awards ceremonies, HeartTalk had a chance to chat with a few of the prize-winning cleaners. They all asked us to leave less mess!


Financial Report FY 12/13

With an income of $114,286,000 and expenses and transfers of $111,050,000, the Town Council achieved a modest operating surplus of $3,236,000 for the year.

To allow the Town Council to meet future cyclical maintenance and replacement needs, a sum of $32,957,000 was transferred to the sinking fund.

The highest expense item for the year was water and electricity. In total, $24,786,000 was spent on these necessities.

The Town Council was able to transfer $6,467,000 to the Improvement Fund last year.

The bulk of the Town Council’s usable income continued to come directly from residents in the form of Service and Conservancy Charges (S&CC).Grants from the government totalling $20,608,000 made up about 18% of the Town’s usable income. In addition, other income of $13,989,000 came from such things as fees charged for maintaining HDB carparks, licences, fees for the use of void decks, and so on.

Where did the Town’s money come from?

What did the Town spend it on?Water & Electricity $24,786,000

Management & Admin Charges $14,310,000

Cleaning Works $13,905,000

Lift Maintenance $8,961,000

Maintenance & Other Works $9,664,000

Transfer to Town Improvement Fund $6,467,000

Transfer to Sinking Fund $32,957,000

S&CC $79,689,000

Government Grants $20,608,000

Other Income $13,989,000

Total $114,286,000

Berapa banyakkah wang dalam Dana Terikat telah dibelanjakan?Majlis Bandaran telah memindahkan $32,957,000 ke Dana Terikat pada tahun lalu manakala pulangan ke atas pelaburan selanjutnya menyumbang $10,583,000.

Dalam tahun yang berakhir pada 31 Mac 2013, Dana Terikat telah meraih $43,540,000. Dalam tempoh tahun kewangan yang sama, $42,550,000 daripada Dana Terikat telah dibelanjakan.


Financial Report FY 12/13

How much of the Sinking Fund was spent? The Town transferred $32,957,000 to the Sinking Fund last year while returns on investments furnished a further $10,583,000.

In the year ending 31 March 2013, the Sinking Fund gained $43,540,000. During the same financial period, $42,550,000 of the Sinking Fund was spent.

Water & Electricity $24,786,000

Management & Admin Charges $14,310,000

Cleaning Works $13,905,000

Lift Maintenance $8,961,000

Maintenance & Other Works $9,664,000

Transfer to Town Improvement Fund $6,467,000

Transfer to Sinking Fund $32,957,000

Total $111,050,000

Lift Upgrading Programme $20,881,000

Redecoration & Repainting $5,234,000

Pumps, Pipes & Tanks $7,938,000

Reroo�ng Works $5,589,000

Electrical Wiring $0,000

Taxes & Admin Charges $2,908,000

Total $42,550,000

Dari mana datangnya wang Majlis Bandaran?

Sebahagian besar pendapatan Majlis Bandaran yang ia boleh gunakan terus datang langsung daripada penduduk dalam bentuk Bayaran Perkhidmatan dan Penyenggaraan.

Geran daripada pemerintah berjumlah $20,608,000 membentuk kira-kira 18% daripada pendapatan Majlis Bandaran yang ia boleh gunakan. Di samping itu, pendapatan lain sebanyak $13,989,000 datang daripada bayaran seperti yuran yang dikenakan kerana menyenggara tempat-tempat letak kereta, lesen, yuran bagi kegunaan kolong blok, dan sebagainya.

Majlis Bandaran belanjakan wang ini untuk tujuan apa?Dengan pendapatan sebanyak $114,286,000 dan perbelanjaan dan pindahan dana berjumlah $111,050,000, Majlis Bandaran memperoleh lebihan operasi yang sederhana sebanyak $3,236,000 bagi tahun ini.

Untuk membolehkan Majlis Bandaran memenuhi keperluan berkitar bagi penyenggaraan dan penggantian semula pada masa depan, wang berjumlah $32,957,000 telah dipindahkan ke dana terikat.

Belanja paling tinggi bagi tahun ini adalah air dan elektrik. Pada keseluruhannya, $24,786,000 telah dibelanjakan untuk keperluan-keperluan ini.

Majlis Bandaran dapat memindahkan $6,467,000 ke Dana Pembaikan pada tahun lalu.


Over 3,000 of us took a trip down memory lane on 10 November and at the Tanjong Pagar railway station, now a national monument, we played with five stones and hula hoops!

It was a great location for our Town’s Active Ageing Carnival, a place that brought back happy memories to many of the elderly among us.

There was lots to do besides playing some traditional games. We had Chinese chess, laughing yoga, golf putting, rummy-o, and an amazing lego game in which new citizens and locals formed teams to make a lego piece together.

We all enjoyed healthy fruit – like pineapples, apples and jackfruit – as an encouragement to join the programmes and learn a healthier lifestyle.

Active Ageing

In addition to visiting a Singapore national monument, new citizens attending the Carnival enjoyed many traditional games and even got to taste ice balls.

Lebih 3,000 daripada kita menyertai kegiatan-kegiatan yang mengembalikan kenangan lama pada 10 November dan di stesen kereta

api Tanjong Pagar, sekarang sebuah monumen

kebangsaan, kami bermain batu serembat dan hula hoop!

Ia adalah sebuah lokasi yang elok bagi Karnival Penuaan Aktif anjuran Bandar kita, kerana tempat ini membawa kenangan manis kepada ramai daripada kita yang lanjut usia.

Kami menyertai banyak kegiatan yang telah diatur selain bermain beberapa permainan tradisional. Kami bermain catur Cina, melakukan yoga ketawa, menggolekkan bola golf ke lubang, rummy-o, dan permainan lego yang amat menarik di mana warga baru dan warga tempatan membentuk pasukan-pasukan untuk membuat lego bersama-sama.

Kami semua menikmati buah-buahan sihat – seperti nanas, epal dan nangka – sebagai galakan untuk menyertai acara-acara dan belajar mengamalkan gaya hidup yang lebih sihat.

Penuaan Aktif


New Wheelchair Aided Scheme

Mr Ang Chin Koon, CEO of myCK Dept Store, has donated $50,000 to buy wheelchairs for needy residents

in our Town.Now, if you need a wheelchair long term,

and cannot afford one, you can approach your CC or RC and apply for one.

Under the Sembawang Wheelchair Aided Scheme wheelchairs will be given free of charge to residents who meet certain financial and medical criteria.

The Free Loan of Wheelchair Scheme, launched last year, continues to offer you wheel chairs on short-term loan. Again, you can approach your CC or RC to apply for one.

Mr Khaw Boon Wan recieving the $50,000 cheque from Mr Ang Chin Koon on the platform at the old station. Ms Ellen Lee Geck Hoon, Mr Vikram Nair and Mr Ong Teng Koon applaud.

Skim Bantuan Kerusi Roda Baru

Encik Ang Chin Koon, Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif gedung membeli-belah myCK Dept Store, telah menderma $50,000

untuk beli kerusi roda bagi penduduk yang memerlukan di Bandar kita.

Sekarang, jika anda memerlukan kerusi roda untuk kegunaan jangka panjang, dan tidak mampu membelinya, anda boleh berjumpa Balai Rakyat atau Jawatankuasa Penduduk anda untuk memohonnya.

Di bawah Skim Bantuan Kerusi Roda Sembawang, kerusi roda akan diberi dengan percuma kepada penduduk yang memenuhi kriteria kewangan dan perubatan tertentu.

Skim Pinjamkan Kerusi Roda Percuma, yang dilancarkan tahun lalu, terus menawarkan kerusi roda kepada anda berdasarkan pinjaman jangka pendek. Untuk ini juga, anda boleh berjumpa Balai Rakyat atau Jawatankuasa Penduduk anda untuk memohonnya.


“We tend to be shy and reserved, and we don’t

know our neighbours. We check our phones in the

lift. Don’t you think coming home would feel different if we said hello, and got to

know our neighbours?”

Grandmothers aceing the motion-control games on the Wii. Children decorating cookies. Silly hats, bouncy castles and a

whole lot of fun. Those, along with hundreds of beaming faces,

were at our family carnival held at the hardcourt next to Block 336 Woodlands Avenue 1 on 27 October. And together that morning, we greeted Mr Tan Chuan-Jin, our Acting Minister for Manpower, on his visit to our Town.

Along with our MPs for Sembawang GRC, Mr Tan enjoyed a lively morning of shows, games and food. Speaking of which, one lucky person snagged a packet of ding-ding candy, dinged by the minister himself!

We carried on at play while our special guests made their way down the street to Woodgrove Mall. There, they gave breakfasters a surprise morning greeting, before sitting down to a fruitful discussion about our community.

Minister Tan Chuan-Jin visits

Woodgrove

– Mr Tan Chuan-Jin


(Above) The first stop of Mr Tan’s visit was a three-generation family carnival held at the hardcourt next to Block 336 Woodlands Avenue 1. There were games, performances and contests for all to enjoy, as well as educational booths, and even places where you could sign up for a job. (Below) Mr Tan and our MPs also made a tour of Woodgrove Mall, stopping at the coffeeshop to say hello to everyone before taking part in a community dialogue at the open space outside NTUC.

A unique event at the family carnival was the three-generation look-alike contest. Seven families took part in good fun, and Mr Tan, along with our MPs, took the chance to have a massive Sembawang Family picture taken with them.


Information is correct at press time. For enquiries, please call 9912 3972.


For the latest Town Council Management Report by the Ministry of National Development, Sembawang Town Council scored in the highest rating across all five assessment categories. These are: Cleanliness,

Maintenance, Lift Performance, Service & Conservancy Charges and Corporate Governance.

We are pleased to have attained another round of good results, and we thank our residents for their prompt feedback and their civic-mindedness. Little acts like refraining from littering go a long way indeed. We also pay tribute to our hardworking crew of cleaners for their consistent efforts. Well done!





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Keeping a big stack of combustible items right outside the front door is very dangerous. Should it catch fire, the heat and smoke will cut off any escape attempts and make rescue

highly difficult.

Crowding the corridor is a bad idea. Clutter makes it difficult to get in and out of our flats, and during

emergencies, can pose an outright danger.

Putting potted plants on the staircase and landing creates

obstruction and increases mosquito breeding hazard to everyone.

What an unsightly mess! Nobody likes to be greeted at the lift by a

huge pile of junk.

Yes there is! Corridor clutter continues to be a prevalent issue in our housing

estates, posing a problem for all Town Councils island-wide. For Sembawang Town, common area cluttering made up 43% of all maintenance observations in the latest report.

Storage boxes, potted plants, sofas, fish tanks, even laundry – these are just some of the items cluttering up our corridors. Not only are they unsightly and a nuisance to neighbours and

visitors, corridor clutter is also a fire and safety hazard. The Singapore Civil Defence Force warns that these items can be easily flammable. During times of crises, cluttered common areas slow down medical and emergency personnel, wasting precious minutes.

So heed the call! If you have any items placed outside your home, make an effort to bring them back indoors. Don’t forget, you can also call us to help you remove unwanted bulky items. Together we can make Sembawang Town a cleaner and safer home for all.

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Admiralty: These events are subject to change. For more information, please contact the CC at 6891 3430.

EMB 1st Session Saturday, 11 January, 8am-6pm ACE The Place CC

EMB 2nd Session Saturday, 25 January, 8am-1pm ACE The Place CC

CNY Dinner (Spring @ Admiralty) Saturday, 8 February, 7pm-10.30pm Hardcourt beside Blk 685 Woodlands Dr 73

Marsiling: For more information, please contact the CC at 6269 6768.

WEC Celebrates Family Life Saturday, 4 January, 6pm-10pm Marsiling CC

AAC: Health Screening 2014 Saturday, 11 January, 8am-12noon Fuchun CC

Lunar New Year Temple Tour and Lunch Saturday, 8 February, 8.15am-2pm Fuchun CC Multipurpose Hall

Sembawang: These events are subject to change. For more information, please contact the CC at 6758 4184.

National Life Saving Day Sunday, 19 January, 8am Republic Polytechnic(Please register at your nearest RC)

Chinese New Year Dinner Sunday, 9 February, 8pm Sembawang CC

International Women’s Day Saturday, 8 March, 6pm Sembawang CC

Woodgrove: For more information, please contact the CC at 6366 9010.

Zone 5 Tropical Fruits Event Sunday, 22 December, 3pm Woodgrove Zone 5 area

GRC Hypesteria Countdown to 2014 Tuesday, 31 December, 7pm Open field next to Woodlands Civic Centre

Lunar New Year Celebration Dinner Saturday, 8 February, 6.30pm Sports Park next to Blk 336 Woodlands Ave 1

Woodlands: For more information, please contact the CC at 6368 9938.

GRC Hypesteria Countdown to 2014 Tuesday, 31 December, 7pm Open field next to Woodlands Civic Centre

CNY and GRLs Appreciation Dinner Saturday, 8 February, 7pm Orchid Country Club

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