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In Singapore with limited manpower, land and resources, it would be not feasible to fulfil everyone’s needs. With Singapore also having a growing population and growing needs, there will have to be compromises with existing communities and stakeholders to achieve a solution that benefits society and the community as a whole.

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Since he is an active person, the plan to develop more park connectors and cycling path, which would benefit him.

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I would like to see more facilities that promote an active lifestyle. I would also like to see more unique paths that I can use to jog.

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time to spend and more accessible workspace closer to him

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No, as Singapore has limited space and materials. Different people has different needs and wants so it wouldn’t be possible to get everything that we want.

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As Selva, I would love to see a dog park as he want to spend more time in the nature and with his dog. More transportation nearby for my convienence.

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- Selva able to spend more time outside by himself and the dog

- Amenities nearby the new housing area

- Convienence for transportation

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As Selva, my concerns are:

1) Transport effieciency

2) Want to be closer to nature

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Yes, but there are certain possibilities that the interests may not be met.

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As Selva, what I would like to see in the plan is having more sports parks or sports centres, as well as community clubs/centres that are intergenerational. This not only meets my needs to improve my fitness as part of living a healthy lifestyle, but develop friendships with people of different generations in the estate, as a person who is concerned about living alone.

Other than that, I would also want to see more MRT stations to be built as part of a certain MRT line, or new MRT line projects to get to places faster and more efficiently, as I like shorter travel times.

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•time to travel

•the distance of places

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Development plan to meet Selva’s needs: Connecting Green Spaces

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Yes but it’s won’t solely focused on one individual 

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Yes but it’s won’t solely focused on one individual 

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Needs: Active lifestyle

Concerns: Living alone

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No. Although we can try our hardest to fulfil most of the needs of Singaporeans, a growing and Aging population makes this hard to do. The best we can do is to try to please the most urgent needs, and keep expanding our community with different amenities and spaces for us to interact with one another. This will strengthen community bond, bringing us together as one Singapore.

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as selva, I would like to see different types of sports included as I am a sporty person who is quite adventurous in my daily life. Other than that, one of my needs is looking for job opportunities near my soon to be home. I would like there to be more workplaces accessible around me, not just in the central business district.

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1) opening of new mrt stations

-reduce travel time to up to 25minutes

2) accessible amenities for all

-extensive network of green and blue spaces & new recreation nodes

-fits selva’s profile as he lives an active lifestyle, suitable for such amenities

3)connecting green spaces

-park connectors and recreational corridors

-connects selva to different parts of Singapore while enjoying physical exercise

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needs:

short travelling time (accessible)

active lifestyle (somewhere with exercise amenities)

workplaces around him

concerns:

time taken to travel

job opportunities

living alone

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Watch: Will Singapore ever run out of land?

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Watch: Will Singapore ever run out of land?

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“If I didn’t have to spend an hour commuting to work every day, I’d be running the tracks, biking the trails, or just hanging out with Scooby. Time is the real luxury.”

I’m a 34-year-old engineer living with my parents, and my dog, Scooby. Scooby is my constant companion for walks, cuddles, and weekend park runs. I'm an active person - I run marathons, cycle, swim, and recently picked up pickleball with my neighbours.

The one thing that really gets to me is the long work-commute, an hour each way by public transport. I’d rather spend that time outdoors or with Scooby. I’m currently job hunting, hoping to find something closer to home. When I can buy my own place at 35, I would like to find a place near my workplace, because for me, time is the real luxury.

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Singapore has very limited land, which means we cannot fully meet everyone’s needs and interests. Different groups of people, including both you and the character you have taken on, may have different views on what is best for society, making it challenging to satisfy everyone.

As a city planner, one must decide the most effective way to use a piece of land. For example, when a site is used for housing, it becomes harder to use the same site for other things like schools, parks, or other developments. These are called trade-offs, choosing one option often means giving up another.