Maybe but did not see Liew on SatOriginally Posted by DC33_2008
Are they there to welcome their former CEO and family as they have bought units there.
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Maybe but did not see Liew on SatAre they there to welcome their former CEO and family as they have bought units there.
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Hi, according from developer the unit facing AYE is double glazed window.
The double glazed glass used in soundproof windows are effective in noise reduction to great extent.
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From tomorrow onward anyone interested to walk around the common facilities area can let me know. Strictly by appointment.Can call me 81330501
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Maybe he went incognito
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Saw the ex-CEO there. He was wearing a white polo shirt and surrounded by his former colleagues. The big turnout that day was unexpected.
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Seems like most are happy with the party & the size & extent of the common facilities:
http://www.investinpassiveincome.com...+Income+Assets)
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Has anyone received notice of vacant possession yet?
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Yes, just received letter through lawyers.
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Congrats, and thanks for the update. Still waiting for mine.
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What is the focus here?
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After the heavy rain this early morning, i was at the carpark this morning and its not an issue. Definitely the lots below the holes are wet.
But with still 20% unsold units,there will be lots of carparks to park, avoiding the holes.
After driving the whole carpark circuit, i can see the benefit of the holes for light and ventilation. Its a large circuit and cannot imagine it all covered up.
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Relieved to know that its not a concern. I do agree on the benefits of ventilation and light.
Actually my worry was not much about getting the car wet. It does get wet also when you drive in rain. I was more worried about water puddling in the parking area and it becoming messy if there is not proper slope and drainage system. But i am sure, its only my anxiety. Builder knows his job.
Last edited by Sunray; 05-10-13 at 23:28.
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Hah.. Congrats.
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Thanks. Just had the defects meeting with developer and main contractor. Nothing really serious, so hopefully can be done within good time.
Carpark area still pretty dusty. Needs a good water jet wash.
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Hi, What are the common defects detected? What is the timeline committed to fix? Thx
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Main one would be scratches on the parquet flooring. Rest hardly noticeable and if not fixed that is fine.
Within 1 month was the answer, but i think should be quicker as they should have free time on hand given not all keys have been collected yet.
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The project has got CSC as well. Very fast. Thought usually it is a year after TOP at least.
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How did that happen, that quickly?
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the TOP and CSC at almost the same time? is that possible?
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Hi fellow residents, has anyone considered decking for the balconies/terraces?
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that's fast.
i supposed not all residents have collected the keys?
from post #1104
http://forums.condosingapore.com/sho...postcount=1104
"In view of the large number of units in the development, we may also take 2 to 3 months to complete serving the said notice to each and every purchaser."
is the developer going to ask them to pay 100% before issuing the keys?
how to withhold payment from developer before defects has been rectified?
so if buyer already pay 100%, developer take own sweet time to rectify errors.
and if owner do their rectification, how to deduct from the last 15%?
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My understanding is that for most projects, CSC usually is at least a year after TOP. I guess when you have complied with all requirements, you can get it earlier.
This is what BCA website says
When do I need to obtain a CSC after the TOP has been issued?
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The time frame for you to obtain a CSC will be spelt out in the written direction following the issue of TOP or any grant of extension thereafter, or as per the conditions imposed on the approved building plans. However, for your own benefit, you are advised to obtain the CSC as early as possible.
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Yes, I got two separate notices on the same day (TOP and CSC). The CSC notice requires a further 13% to be paid (may be 2% is held till defects period is complete?). I have the same concern on defect rectification and plan to check with developer.
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for those who dont take loans and on progressive payment, this may play havoc on their plans. they think still have 1 year to get the extra 15%.
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Yes tried applying with the management to deck over the planter box in the Balcony, but was rejected. They said it's due to the BCA rules and drafted an email response explaining why..
We don't mind having some plants and landscaping at the balcony, BUT the planter box is so big
Anybody else tried to check if awnings or decking is possible?
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Yeah really BIG, not only not well utilized in my opinion but can be dangerous if young children are allowed to roam. Looks like a no go zone if there are no options to cover up...Yes tried applying with the management to deck over the planter box in the Balcony, but was rejected. They said it's due to the BCA rules and drafted an email response explaining why..
We don't mind having some plants and landscaping at the balcony, BUT the planter box is so big
Anybody else tried to check if awnings or decking is possible?
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decking not allowed? that's unusual. So die die make you plant plants?Yes tried applying with the management to deck over the planter box in the Balcony, but was rejected. They said it's due to the BCA rules and drafted an email response explaining why..
We don't mind having some plants and landscaping at the balcony, BUT the planter box is so big
Anybody else tried to check if awnings or decking is possible?
p.s. any picture to show?
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Its a standard no no for decking for all condos. It all depends on enforcement by the MA, and that varies.
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Management sometimes allows if planter is decked separately from balcony floor ( that is planter can be restored if needed). Was this rejected as well?Yes tried applying with the management to deck over the planter box in the Balcony, but was rejected. They said it's due to the BCA rules and drafted an email response explaining why..
We don't mind having some plants and landscaping at the balcony, BUT the planter box is so big
Anybody else tried to check if awnings or decking is possible?
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How does this work? Any sample set up pictures? Wouldn't it be quite troublesome to spend a few k (that's what we were quoted to deck over the planter btw) on supposedly removable decking and then be asked by mgment to remove it?
Well, 'the recommendation is to put plants in the planter box'.. that was their last line.
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