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Singapore Government to Keep More Green Areas in Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks

Singapore Government to Keep More Green Areas in Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks

Singapore Government to Keep More Green Areas in Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks
Minister Alvin Tan said they are making changes to the plans for these areas, which were made with nature groups.
The government is still talking to people about the plans.
People asked to keep more green areas. The government will think about these ideas.
There will be more green areas than first planned. This means fewer homes can be built.
The HDB said it would build new homes at Gillman Barracks and Sunset Way.
Some of Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks may be cleared for homes.
Many people are upset about the plans to build homes.
Some people are worried about too many homes and cutting down trees.
The government had already set aside some green areas.
The current plan is not final. The government will make more changes.
Gillman Barracks will have green spaces.
These spaces include a forest and a stream.
Nature groups want a bigger green area to connect parks.
Maju Forest will keep some of its green areas.
Nature groups want a wider green area for animals.
The government is still getting feedback and will finalize plans soon.
The government values feedback from everyone, including MPs and nature groups.
They all help the government meet housing needs and create a city in nature.
The Nature Society wants to keep the forest from development.
If development happens, they want a bigger forest area.
They want a forest that is not just a small area.
The Nature Society suggested keeping two-thirds of the forest.
They gave feedback to the Ministry of National Development.
The public response surprised the Nature Society.
Maju Forest has become a big issue.
It's good to see young people and MPs talking about it.
Earlier, Minister Tan said plans for the sites were not final.
He said the studies were not meant to justify fixed plans.
The government values heritage and green spaces, but also wants affordable housing.
Minister Tan wishes they had more land to provide everything without trade-offs.
The HDB and MND will review feedback and publish a report.
They will summarize the feedback and responses before finalizing plans.