Larger stall spaces provided at new and redeveloped hawker centres
We refer to Mr Matthew Chua's letter ( Small working space constrains hawkers, Feb 2 ). Our existing hawker centres, which were mostly built in the 1970s and early 1980s, have seen several improvements made to them. During the Hawker Centres Upgrading Programme carried out from 2001 to 2013, the National Environment Agency (NEA) improved the amenities of the hawker centres to enhance the environment for both stallholders and patrons. Where possible, excess vacant stalls were demolished and the layout of the centre was reconfigured to cater for bigger stalls and wider passageways, although there were inherent space and structural constraints at some centres. 바카라사이트 Mr Chua suggested making available the option for a stallholder to take over an adjoining vacant stall, so that the stallholder can hack down the wall and have more working space. Under NEA's Stall Tender Scheme, an individual can rent a maximum of two cooked food stalls, and if they are adjoining, the stallholder...
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