Thursday, September 23, 2010

HDB Routine Inspections & Minor Testing Works to Void Deck/1st Storey Columns of Blk 232 and 233

It will be carried out from 3rd quarter 2010 to 4th quarter 2011 as part of the HDB pro-active maintenance programme. The inspections and minor works/testing is on a small patch of plaster on vertical columns at the void decks/1st storey of block. It should complete within 7 days. The affected residents will be informed in advance via a notice to be displayed at the notice board once the work schedules are finalised. During the period of works, staff from HDB Branch Office and technical department as well as the appointed contractor will endeavour to minimise inconvenience to the residents.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

National Day Award 2010


Our Vice Chairman, Miss Janet Ng was conferred the Public Service Medal (PBM) by His Excellency, Mr. S R Nathan, the President of the Republic of Singapore.
Miss Janet has tirelessly served the Palm View community in the past 22 years and held various grassroots leadership appointments. She is definitely a well known personality in Palm View as well as in Kebun Baru Constituency. We extend our heartiest congratulations to her great achievement.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Rubbish Everywhere

I wonder if you had the same experience as me when walking in the neighborhood during the morning hours. I am always greeted with much rubbish at the lift lobbies and the void decks, on the open ground and places around the bulky item disposal bin. The rubbish bins were ransacked at times too. This rubbish and inconsiderate behaviour never stopped to come back every morning. Are we generating too much rubbish for our mother earth? Or are we just trying to create job opportunity for that cleaning lady from the Town Council? What happen to all these years of public education campaigns to keep our living environment clean? What else can we do to improve this situation?

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Killer Litters

A few days ago, someone threw a glass bottle down from Blk 224. It landed on the ground without hurting anyone, xxxx so lucky! What happened to this particular chap??? Didn't he has a rubbish chute in his house or he was just simply too lazy to reach for it?? Worst, he may be drunk!

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Clean and Green SINGAPORE 2011


Date: 6 to 7 Nov 2010

Time: 9am to 6pm

Place: Open Field at Sengkang Square (beside Sengkang MRT)

The National Environment Agency (NEA) and North East Community Development Council (NE CDC) are co-hosting this event. It aims to inspire everyone to adopt a clean and green lifestyle to help make Singapore a lively and livable city by encouraging community ownership to keep Singapore clean and beautiful. Highlights of the 2-day carnival:

1. Sustainable Singapore Blueprint Exhibition
2. Keep Singapore Beautiful Movement
3. Community Green Bazaar

The carnival promises an exciting line-up of interactive games, performances, lucky draws and fringe activities with collaterals/mementos to be given out from activity booths.

Our RC will provide free transportation (on 7 Nov only at 9am) to our residents who are keen to visit the carnival. We strongly encourage our residents to join us at this meaningful event with your family. Kindly email us your name and contact no. so that we could keep you informed of the detailed arrangement.

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Lift Upgrading Programme (LUP) for Blk 221, 222, 229 to 235 and The Final Statement of Special Polls Dated Friday, October 1, 2010




We had more than 75% of the eligible residents voted in favour of the LUP for Blk 221,222,229 to 235. This means the project can now go ahead. Congratulations to all! The HDB plans to start the upgrading works in the 2nd quarter of 2011 and it is expected to complete by the 1st quarter of 2014. Residents are advised to bear with the inconvenience during this period of lift upgrading as we look forward to new lifts that stop at every floor with hidden cameras fitted to enhance our safety and security.




Friday, July 30, 2010

National Day Observance Ceremony



Date: 9 Aug 2010
Time: 7.30am to 10am
Place: Kebun Baru Mall


Unlike the previous practice of holding the ceremony in a school multi-purpose hall, the 45th National Day cerebration was held at the crowded Kebun Baru Mall this year. Together with our Adviser, Mr. Inderjit Singh and many senior grassroots leaders, we started the day by doing some warm-up exercises followed by a short distance jog. The flag raising/ pledge taking ceremony was conducted despite the light rain. In his speech, Mr. Inderjit Singh gave thanks to everyone for their unwavering support during his past 15 years as Member of Parliament for Kebun Baru Constituency. He then announced and congratualted this year National Day Award recipients (from our zone) as well as the impending change of grassroots leadership at all levels to continue the good work of serving our residents. Mr. Inderjit Singh also presented the long service awards to some of our grassroots leaders. There were many spectacular performances put up by Ang Mo Kio Primary School, Palm View Senior Citizens' Club and Spring Residents' Committee. Our residents were given treats such as pop corns, candy floss, breads, New Water and the $3 food coupons which they used to purchase meals at nearby Food Centers. We thanked all for your patriotism and enthusiasm shown in coming together to commenmorate our nation's 45th birthday!











Friday, July 16, 2010

New Citizens Celebrate National Day

Our new citizens with young children participated in a "Recycling" project organised by the Central Singapore District to commemorate the Earth Day. This is a fringe event of the National Day celebration held at Bishan. A total of 3 families (from Blk 226, 233 and 235) came together to make a National Flag out of recycle items such as plastic bags, cotton wool, styrofoams, cardboards, egg trays etc. Our Integration and Neutralisation Sub-Committee members, Mr Kenny Chew (4th from left) and Mdm Devi (3rd from right) were there to help co-ordinate the efforts.

Friday, July 2, 2010

Indiscriminate Bicycle Parking



There are many bicycles parked indiscriminately in common areas. They caused inconvenience to residents as these bicycles tend to obstruct walkways and public seating facilities. They are unsightly to the surroundings as well. We strongly urge the owners of these bicycles to park them at the assigned parking areas.





Sunday, June 27, 2010

Ministerial Community Visit


Location Held: Kebun Baru Mall
Date: 27 Jun 2010


The miniterial visit went smoothly without a hitch; even the slight rain did not dampen the mood of our residents and volunteers. The residents were very enthusiastic about meeting the Minister which had been a great success for us. The Indian musical group, Malay Kompang and Lion/Dragon dance troop provided a roaring multi-racial welcome for the Minister while the pompom-carrying children put smiles on faces with their innocent looks and adorable cheers.

Many people gathered around the performing area to watch the various performances. Two of those we want to specify on are the Myanmar traditional dance by a new citizen which taught us her native country’s culture and the Wushu that showed ferocity and strength, and raised the interest of the crowd. The booths put up by the E2C, SPF,LTA, SCDF, WDA and NTUC Learning Hub taught life skills and handed out souvenirs generously. The candy floss, sculpture balloons and the Wii games attracted both children and adults alike!

We like to thank the residents for supporting us and taking interest in this event. Without your help and your enthusiasm, this visit could never have been such a wonderful success.



Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Unserviceable Bicycles

Some bicycles parked at the void deck are unserviceable (with missing parts) and they seemed to have left unattended for a long period of time. We prefer to give our limited parking lots to regular bicycle users therefore we strongly advise the owners to remove these unserviceable bicycles




Regular activities at our Senior Citizens' Club at Blk 231 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3

    Please email us at kebunbarupalmview@gmail.com if you are keen to participate in any of the following activities or visit our club between 7.30pm to 9.30pm on any day to register.

  • Karaoke (Friday from 6pm to 10pm)


  • Jogging (Sunday from 6am to 11am)


  • Yuan Ji Wu (Wednesday from 7.30pm to 9.30pm)



  • Line Dance (Friday from 7.30pm to 9.30pm)


  • Qi Gong 18 Movements (Monday 7.30pm to 9.30pm)


  • Gate Ball (everyday)






  • Xiang Gong (everyday from 7am to 8am)

  • Herbs Gardening


  • Cooking Club (dates and time to be confirmed)

































Contact Us

Please email us your feedbacks and we will channel them to the appropriate person/authority for action. Thank You.

Our email address:
kebunbarupalmview@gmail.com

Alternatively, you may visit our centre at the following hours except on eve of Public Holidays and Public Holidays:

Tuesday - from 3 to 5 pm  (we are closed on this day temporary)
Saturday and Sunday - from 9 to 11am





About Us

Our Vision - A unique community with strong grassroots leadership and high level of volunteerism and active community involvement among the residents

我们的愿景 - 一个拥有强大基层领袖体制以及更多居民参与志愿工作与活动的独特社区

Our Mission - Maintain a cordial relationship with residents and governmental agencies while reinvent and revitalize to recreate the kampung spirit in our community
我们的使命 - 在保持对居民以及各政府机构和谐关系的同时,重造具有活力的社区甘榜精神

The Residents' Committee (also known as RC) was formed on 1st July 1978. It was one of the earliest RCs being set-up in Singapore.   We are located at Blk 225 #01-567 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1. We take care of Block No. 221 to 235 which includes the Kebun Baru Mall (Blk 226A to H) consisting a few blocks of shop houses, a wet market and 2 food centers. Our role is to promote good citizenship, neighbourliness, harmony and cohesiveness among our residents. We also make recommendations to government agencies through the Peoples' Association on the needs and aspirations of our residents as well as to disseminate information to residents pertaining to government policies and help gather/channel feedback from residents to the relevant authorities.   In addition, we liaise with the various agencies such as the Ang Mo Kio Town Council, HDB and NEA on issues pertaining to property maintenance and environmental hygiene/cleanliness while working closely with the Police and SCDF to enhance the safety and security throughout our zone.

The Senior Citizens’ Club (also known as SCC) located at Blk 231 #01-1242 is a sub-committee organized under the purview of the RC. The SCC spearheads activities for our senior residents (age 50 and above) to promote healthy living and active ageing.

The committee members of both RC and SCC are made up of volunteers from different races, age groups and walks of life. Their passion and desire to serve our community in whatever capacity are most admired and appreciated. We therefore wish to invite more residents from Blk 221 to 235 to join us as Grassroots Members to experience volunteerism and subsequently becoming our committee members when you are ready to contribute more time. Together we can better advance the goals and objectives of the RC in pursuing a more vibrant and cohesive community so as to relive the kampung spirit in Singapore. You may complete the application form to become one of our most valued volunteers or email us at kebunbarupalmview@gmail.com to indicate your area of interest.

24rd Term Kebun Baru Palm View Residents’ Committee Members (1/9/2014 to 31/8/2016)

Chairman

Mr David Lee (Blk 234 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3)

Vice Chairmen

Mr. Ang Gueh Kok, PBM (Blk 231 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3)

Mdm Ngiam Choon Mui (Blk 221 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Mr Kenny Chew (Blk 225 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Secretary

Mdm Marilyn Chan (Blk 234 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3)

Assistant Secretary

Ms Arry Noer Thang (Blk 229 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3)

Treasurer

Mr Kondasamy Easu (Blk 221 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Assistant Treasurer

Mr Melvin Yap (Blk 221 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Auditors

Mr Joseph James Louis (Blk 223 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Mr Desmond Chang (Blk 225 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Executive Members

Mr Bhajan Singh (Blk 226 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Tommy Seet (Blk 226 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Richard Koh (Blk 222 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Mdm Sakuntala Devi (Blk 223 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Mr P V Indrajith (Blk 230 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3)

Ms Siti Nurakhirin Ifriali Bte Johari (Blk 229 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3)

Ms Angela Tian (Blk 233 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3)


Mr Jeffrey T Pereira (Blk 221 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)


Mr Kee Boon Kiat (Blk 225 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Mr Mohamad Rafi Bin Mohd Karim (Blk 224 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Associate Members

Ms Janet Ng, PBM (Blk 432A Sengkang West Way)

Mr Bernard Goh (Blk 700A Ang Mo Kio Ave 6)

Mdm Lilian Toh (Blk 109 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4)

Grassroots Members

Mr Chiang Tian Nam (Blk 235 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)

Mdm Mok Swee Ngoh (Blk 235 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1)


16th Term Kebun Baru Palm View Senior Citizens’ Executive Committee Members (1/9/2014 to 31/8/2016)

Chairman

Mr Ong Kim Kwee

Vice Chairmen

Mr Ang Gueh Kok, PBM

Mr Ang Poh Leong

Mdm Ngiam Choon Mui

Secretary

Mr Wong Kwai Wah

Treasurer

Mr Richard Koh

Assistant Treasurer


Mr Tung Chee Peng

Auditors

Mr Tiah Jee Heng 

Mdm Lilian Toh


Executive Members

Mr Thiong Youn Sun

Mr Chen Weng Seng

Mdm Hor Ah Guat

Mr Liow Yong Kong

Mr Narayanan s/o Kunjumboo

Mr Ong Tian Sek

Mdm Png Yoke Yee

Mr Sim Ah Bah

Mr Lim Choh Boh

Mdm Yeo Bee Hwa

Mdm Ong Keng Huay