In the Heartlands
West Coast Town Council advises resident to remove potential killer litter

West Coast Town Council has advised a resident to remove the basins with crockery placed on the window ledge of a flat at Block 85 Telok Blangah Heights. STOMPer Li had previously made a post in regards to this issue, which prompted the Town Council to take action.

A West Coast Town Council spokesperson said:

"We refer to the STOMP posting 'Potential killer litter: Basins with crockery on window ledge of HDB flat', made on the 25th of January.

"West Coast Town Council has advised the resident to remove the basins with crockery placed on the window ledge of a flat at Block 85 Telok Blangah Heights.

"We have done a check on the 27th of January and found that the items have been removed.

"We would like to thank STOMPer Li for his feedback.

"We would also like to take this opportunity to residents with maintenance feedback that they can contact us at the following numbers and email addresses, so that the issue can be promptly looked into."

Tel : 1800-776 0271 (Clementi Office) or wctccl@wctc.org.sg
1800-896 4890 (Boon Lay Office) or wctcbl@wctc.org.sg

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WayneGrace said   on 31 Jan, 2012   Report as offensive  
Once, I was walking along the pavement and suddenly, I heard a loud crash and right next to me was a burst open promegranate, with its seed and flesh spilled all over the pavement! I believe that it must have dropped from high floor and I really can't imagine what will happen to me if it hits me on the head. Can the Town Councils please set some rules to advise all HDB household units not to keep fruit bearing plants along the common corridor, for safety concern? In addition, I think that the Town Councils should also limit the number of plants per household unit. In this way, we'll have less mosquito problems and less neighbour quarrels. Thanks.