say no to a columbarium next to our future home!

#529: - Re:  

 The green light given by URA and HDB only elucidates that they are ignoring the problem rather than to face it bravely and reconsider their decision amid the concerns raised by residents. Good try but failed! Residents are now IT savvy and highly educated who know how to voice out when things seriously get wrong. URA and HDB are opening a can of worms, now people are worry of fine prints and sales of  flats will definitely slow down cos need more time to do research and get assurance from the authorities even though I heard it actually pointless. I believe this case is an isolated one. Can't be so silly to build one at that plot of land. I surveyed the place, small roads.... it is going to be messy with tons of car and people during Qin Min. Definitely people will park illegally along the side of the road and choke the nearby roads...can dun let us become the laughing stock of others? We chose this area cos of the ammeities, tranquility and greenry...now what? Chinese after all being Chinese, there are some taboos in lives we should be sensitive with, the authorities should jolly well know that. It is really not an ideal location to set up a columbrium there. Now I dun even know whether to invite friends and relatives for house warming as some might be pang tang especially the elderly ones. Another issue is, who is going to give us a black and white to say no funeral services etc.... Now is NATO- No Action Talk Only... Someone needs to assure us this else really meaningless. This is truely a poor planning of land use and SK happens to be the "sacrifice lamb". Sighs....by the way, I am a home owner of the nearby EC. My happiness of G50 has really descended to the lowest point having to picture me and my wife evading the crowds and illegally parked vehicles when we want to take a walk to nearby ammeities.