Jurong Region Line: Enhancing Connectivity in the West

1.          The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has announced the alignment and station locations for the seventh MRT line in Singapore, the Jurong Region Line (JRL). The JRL will be an elevated MRT line, which will serve existing and future developments in the western part of Singapore, and support the making of Jurong into an attractive place to work, live, learn and play.

2.          The JRL will serve residents of Choa Chu Kang, Boon Lay, Jurong, and future developments in the Tengah area. It will also connect to main activity nodes in Jurong, such as the Jurong Industrial Estate, Jurong Innovation District, and the Nanyang Technological University (NTU). The JRL will also serve the Jurong Lake District, supporting plans to transform the area into Singapore’s western business district.

3.           To facilitate the construction of the JRL and associated road works, the Government needs to acquire Block 303 at Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, which is a HDB multi-storey car park with commercial units at the first storey. LTA, in consultation with the Housing & Development Board (HDB), will build a new permanent car park in the vicinity (exact location to be determined), in tandem with the construction of the JRL. In the interim, a temporary surface car park will be provided adjacent to Block 303, where the current Choa Chu Kang Bus Interchange is situated.

4.          In addition, another 19 part-lots of land and four pockets of air space will be acquired. The partial acquisitions will only affect ancillary features such as green verges, and boundary walls/fencing.

5.          The Singapore Land Authority has gazetted the acquisition of the affected land and air space today. SLA will work closely with the affected owners and assist them throughout the acquisition process.

6.       The notifications of the land and air space affected by the acquisition have been published in the Gazette on 9 May 2018.  The Gazette Notification Nos. 1245, 1246 and 1247 dated 3 May 2018 can be found online at www.egazette.com.sg. The affected private properties are listed below:

Mukim	Lot No	Area in sqm	Extent of Acquisition	Street Address
11	2608M	4,486.6	Full	Blk 303 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4
5	3270X	69.1	Part	202 Pandan Gardens
5	3271L	24.9	Part	201 Pandan Gardens
5	6052N	383.3	Part	25 International Business Park
5	8567M	227.6	Part	29 International Business Park
6	360A	100.2	Part	352 Jalan Boon Lay
6	361K	28.7	Part	14 Tractor Road
6	493T	406.8	Part	2C Jalan Pesawat
6	494A	253.4	Part	6 Jurong Pier Road
6	727A	256.3	Part	7 Jurong Pier Road
6	2328P	59.1	Part	350 Jalan Boon Lay
6	3908V	47.3	Part	16 Jurong Pier Road
6	3916N	96.5	Part	2 Jurong Pier Road
6	4601V	3.7	Part	36 Jalan Tukang
6	4653K	278.0	Part	8 Jurong Pier Road
9	481L	744.1   34.6 (air space)	Part	2 Jurong West Street 75
9	29L	34.6	Part	50 Nanyang Avenue
9	1286N	15,573.3   4,677.8 (air space)	Part
10	4935T	674	Part	71 Bukit Batok West Avenue 8
11	2056N	156.2	Part	50 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 3

7.          The plan of the affected land and air space can be inspected during normal office hours at the office of the Collector of Land Revenue, Singapore Land Authority from Monday to Friday except Public Holidays. Any person who wishes to claim an interest in compensation on account of the acquisition, but has not received an acquisition notice, may contact the office of the Collector of Land Revenue, Singapore Land Authority at 1800 323 9829 to arrange for an inquiry to state the nature of his interests in the land and air space, the amount and particulars of his claims to compensation for his interest, the basis or mode of valuation by which the amount claimed is arrived at and his objections, if any, to the measurements of the land and air space to be acquired.

8.          Should you require additional information, please call the following hotlines:


ii.          On land acquisition matters
               Singapore Land Authority (SLA):          1800 323 9829