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THE SOUTHERN RIDGES PLAN &
IDENTITY PLAN
The Identity Plan
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Exhibited in
July 2002 at the URA Centre. |
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Outlined ideas
and possibilities of how we could retain and enhance
the attractiveness of places with distinct character,
which have become markers in our physical environment.
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Various channels
such as exhibitions, feedback forms, Subject Groups
were set up to solicit feedback. More than 35,000
people visited the exhibition and about 4,200 individual
feedbacks were received. Subject Group members comprising
professionals, representatives from interest groups
and laymen were tasked to study the proposals, conduct
dialogue sessions with stakeholders and consider
public feedback. |
Click here
to view the Identity Plan.
The Southern Ridges and Hillside
Villages
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One of the four
areas of distinct character under the Identity Plan. |
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Comprises a cluster
of ridges stretching from Mount Faber Park to Telok
Blangah Hill Park and Kent Ridge Park. This cluster
also includes the lesser known villages at Gillman
Village, Morse Road and Alexandra Park at the foothills
of these ridges. |
The Southern Ridges and Hillside
Villages Plan
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Six proposals
exhibited under two main headings: "Connecting
the Southern Ridges to create a network of interconnected
parks" and "Introducing new activities at Hillside
Villages". |
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Received tremendous
support from the public, stakeholders and the Subject
Group. |
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Two of the three
most supported connections - bridges across Henderson
Road and Alexandra Road. |
Click here
to view the Southern Ridges and Hillside Villages proposal.
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