Five parcels of State land at Punggol East Road , along Sungei Serangoon, will be developed to enhance the vibrancy in Punggol New Town.
The Singapore Land Authority ( SLA ) is renting out via public tender three parcels of State land, Parcel 2, Parcel 3 and Parcel 5 to be developed for food and beverage outlets with outdoor areas, a sea sports centre and a golf driving range respectively. The tenders are scheduled between April to July this year.
Parcel 4, which is to be rented out for plant nurseries and retail garden use, was opened for public tender on 28 February. The parcel can accommodate three plots of nurseries and retail garden. The tender will close on 31 March.
Parcel 2, 3, 4 and 5 will be rented out on renewable three-year tenancies up to a maximum of nine years. Parcel 1 is designated for sports, community and recreational use, and details on the project will be announced later. The initiative of opening up vacant State land in Punggol for interim uses, pending its future development, is in line with SLA 's mission to optimise land resource for economic and social development of Singapore .
The total site area for the five parcels is close to 10 hectares and the gross floor area (GFA) is estimated to be over 10,000 square metres. The details on the proposed uses and site areas are at Annex A and the location map is at Annex B . There is also a table of the tender schedule at Annex C .
The five parcels were jointly identified by a taskforce comprising representatives from grassroots leaders of Punggol North constituency, SLA , the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), the Housing and Development Board (HDB). The taskforce was set up in October 2003 to spearhead community developments in Punggol North .
For more information on the interim use proposal at Punggol East Road , please visit SLA 's State Property and Information Online (SPIO) web portal (www.spio.sla.gov.sg) or call the SPIO hotline at 63239154. The tender documents are available on www.gebiz.gov.sg

Issued by:
Singapore Land Authority
18 March 2006