Public Utilities (Reservoirs, Catchment Areas and Waterway) Regulations 2006

Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 Public Utilities (Reservoirs, Catchment Areas and Waterway) Regulations 2006 Table of Contents Enacting Formula Part I PRELIMINARY 1 Citation and commencement 2 Definitions Part II ACTIVITIES IN CATCHMENT AREA PARK, CENTRAL WATER CATCHMENT AREA AND WATERWAY 3 Board to decide on opening and closing hours 4 Vehicle in Catchment Area Park 5 Vehicle in Central Water Catchment Area 6 Prohibited activities in Catchment Area Park 6A Prohibited activities in waterway 7 Activities in Central Water Catchment Area and Catchment Area Park requiring prior approval 7A Activities in waterway requiring prior approval 8 Discretion to authorise prohibited activity 9 Discretion to prohibit animals from entering Catchment Area Park 10 Prohibition of animals in Central Water Catchment Area Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 11 Camp or caravan in Central Water Catchment Area or Catchment Area Park 12 Offenders may be ordered out of Central Water Catchment Area or Catchment Area Park 13 Seizure of animals, vehicles, etc. 14 Exclusion Part III VESSEL ACTIVITIES IN RESERVOIRS 15 Permit required for vessel in reservoir 16 Requirements for grant of vessel permit for watercraft 17 Conditions of vessel permit 18 No person shall drive watercraft without valid licence 19 Vessel to be properly secured 20 Overloading 21 Reporting of accidents 22 Removal of vessels and wrecks 23 Prohibited activities on vessels 24 Organised activities in reservoir Part IV NAVIGATION RULES 25 Application of this Part 26 Look-out 27 Safe speed for vessel Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 28 Risk of collision 29 Action to avoid collision 30 Steering rules 31 Course and speed to be kept 32 Restriction on crossing ahead 33 Power-driven vessel to slacken speed 34 Overtaking vessel 35 Use of designated zones 36 Navigation lights 37 Reckless or negligent conduct of vessel or conduct while intoxicated 38 Offence Part V GENERAL 39 Revocation of permit or approval 40 Powers of authorised officer 41 Offences 42 Revocation 43 Transitional provision FIRST SCHEDULE Catchment Area Parks SECOND SCHEDULE Central Water Catchment Area Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 THIRD SCHEDULE Kallang River No. S 401 PUBLIC UTILITIES ACT (CHAPTER 261) PUBLIC UTILITIES (RESERVOIRS, CATCHMENT AREAS AND WATERWAY) REGULATIONS 2006 In exercise of the powers conferred by section 72 of the Public Utilities Act, the Public Utilities Board, with the approval of the Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, hereby makes the following Regulations: PART I PRELIMINARY Citation and commencement 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Public Utilities (Reservoirs, Catchment Areas and Waterway) Regulations 2006 and shall come into operation on 1st July 2006. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Definitions 2. In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires — “authorised officer” means an officer of the Board or any person authorised by the Board to perform any function or duty or to exercise any power for the purposes of these Regulations; “Authority” means the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore established under the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Act (Cap. 170A); “Catchment Area Park” means any area described in the First Schedule; “Central Water Catchment Area” means any area described in the Second Schedule; “live bait” means any organic matter such as fish, frog, or raw meat of animal or Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 marine origin; “non-power-driven vessel” means a vessel propelled by oars or by any means other than machinery, and includes a sailing vessel; “operator”, in relation to a vessel, means the person who ordinarily has charge or control over the use of the vessel; “owner”, in relation to a vessel, means any person who — (a) is the sole, joint or part owner of the vessel; (b) has possession or control of the vessel which is subject to the terms of a hire-purchase agreement, bill of sale or other similar instrument; or (c) has possession or control of the vessel under the terms of a charter agreement; “port” has the same meaning as in the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Act (Cap. 170A); “power-driven vessel” means any vessel propelled by machinery; “reservoir” means any water body in a Catchment Area Park or the Central Water Catchment Area; “sailing vessel” means any vessel under sail provided that propelling machinery, if fitted, is not being used; “stream” means any earth stream, canal, drain or water course in a Catchment Area Park or the Central Water Catchment Area; “vehicle” means any vehicle whether mechanically propelled or otherwise; [Deleted by S 166/2018 wef 01/04/2018] “vessel permit” means a vessel permit granted under regulation 15(1); “watercraft” means any power-driven vessel which — (a) is used for recreation, sports, sightseeing tours, transportation, construction or towing within a reservoir; and (b) includes any pleasure craft licensed by the Authority, but does not include any vessel approved by the Board for patrolling, rescue or general reservoir maintenance work and any vessel of the Singapore Armed Forces, Police Coast Guard or Singapore Civil Defence Force. Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 PART II ACTIVITIES IN CATCHMENT AREA PARK, CENTRAL WATER CATCHMENT AREA AND WATERWAY [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Board to decide on opening and closing hours 3. The Board may open or close a Catchment Area Park or any part thereof to the public at or between such hours as may be specified by the Board in notices exhibited thereat or as may be made known to the public by the Board in any other manner. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Vehicle in Catchment Area Park 4.—(1) No person shall drive a lorry exceeding a gross weight of 3 tonnes in a Catchment Area Park except with the permission of an authorised officer. (2) No person shall drive or ride a vehicle in or out of a Catchment Area Park except through an authorised entrance or exit. (3) No person shall drive or ride a vehicle within a Catchment Area Park except on such roads as are indicated by traffic or other signs to be open for use by vehicles. (4) Notwithstanding paragraph (3), invalid chairs and perambulators may be used on any road or footpath in any part of a Catchment Area Park. (5) No person shall drive or ride a vehicle with speed exceeding 25 kilometres per hour within a Catchment Area Park unless otherwise indicated by a speed limit sign. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Vehicle in Central Water Catchment Area 5.—(1) No person shall bring any vehicle into or cause any vehicle to be brought into the Central Water Catchment Area unless prior consent in writing of the Board or an authorised officer is obtained. (2) Any person driving or riding a vehicle that has been allowed entry into the Central Water Catchment Area shall drive or ride the vehicle only on such roads as are indicated by traffic or other signs to be open for use by vehicles. (3) Paragraph (1) shall not apply to areas which are Catchment Area Parks, public roads and lands permitted by the Board to be used by any person for any specified approved purposes including golf courses. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Prohibited activities in Catchment Area Park Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 6. No person in a Catchment Area Park shall — (a) damage any plant, shrub or tree or any part of the same, or damage any flower bed, or do any act which causes damage to the flora; (b) kill, hunt, shoot or trap any animal or do any act which causes injury to the fauna; (c) bathe or wash himself or any other person, animal or thing in any reservoir or stream or pollute any reservoir or stream in any manner; (d) spit, urinate or defecate in any part of the grounds of the Catchment Area Park (including into any reservoir or stream therein) except in the appropriate toilet facilities provided for the purpose; (e) have with him — (i) any dog which is not on a leash and under proper control; or (ii) any other animal which is not under proper control; (f) [Deleted by S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] (g) discharge any missile, firework, cracker, firearm, air-gun or other weapon; (h) place, deposit or throw any refuse, rubbish, litter, food, bottle, glass, can or other article or thing in any place other than a refuse bin or receptacle provided for the purpose; (i) distribute any pamphlets, handbills or documents to other persons, or affix or post the same or any bill, placard, notice or advertisement to any wall, tree, fence or structure; (j) remove, damage, displace, deface or make improper use of any seat, shelter, structure, notice, label, appliance, equipment, fitting or other property of the Board; (k) [Deleted by S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] (l) [Deleted by S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] (m) consume any beverage containing any alcohol in any part of the Catchment Area Park; [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] (n) ply any article or thing for hire; (o) destroy, damage, remove or displace any stone or granite block which is part of the structure of the reservoir; or Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 (p) take water from any toilet facilities to wash any vehicle. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Prohibited activities in waterway 6A. No person shall pollute any waterway by any means, including by — (a) bathing or washing himself or any other person, animal or thing in the waterway; or (b) spitting, urinating or defecating in the waterway. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Activities in Central Water Catchment Area and Catchment Area Park requiring prior approval 7. No person in the Central Water Catchment Area or in a Catchment Area Park shall, without the prior approval in writing of an authorised officer — (a) enter or fish in any reservoir or stream; (b) collect any bird’s egg or nest; (c) remove or cut any plant, shrub or tree or any part of the same; (d) burn any matter or thing; (e) erect or assemble any tent or structure, or set up a caravan for the purpose of camping; (f) expose for sale or sell any merchandise, food or drink; (g) use any part of the Central Water Catchment Area or Catchment Area Park as a location for the shooting of a film or the setting of a play; (h) use any live bait for fishing; (i) draw water from any reservoir or stream; [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] (j) feed any aquatic animal with any kind of food; or [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] (k) release any animal into any reservoir or any part of the Central Water Catchment Area or Catchment Area Park. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Activities in waterway requiring prior approval 7A.—(1) No person shall, without the prior approval in writing of an authorised Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 officer — (a) enter in any waterway; (b) draw water from any waterway; (c) release any animal in any waterway; or (d) fish in any waterway. (2) Despite paragraph (1) — (a) any person may enter in any part of the waterway (commonly known as Kallang River) that is described in the Third Schedule when the audio and visual warning system installed there is not activated to prohibit entry; and (b) any person may fish in any part of a waterway which is clearly marked out as a designated area for fishing activities by signs erected by or under the authority of the Board. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Discretion to authorise prohibited activity 8. The Chairman or the Chief Executive may, in his discretion, authorise in writing any member or employee of the Board or any person to perform or carry out any act prohibited by regulation 6 or 7 if he considers that — (a) it would be in the interest of, or for the benefit of, the Central Water Catchment Area or a Catchment Area Park; or (b) there exists any other good cause, for such act to be performed or carried out by the member, employee or person. Discretion to prohibit animals from entering Catchment Area Park 9. Notwithstanding regulation 6(e) — (a) an authorised officer may, in his discretion, order any person having in his charge any animal to take the animal out of any Catchment Area Park, and that person shall immediately comply with the order; and (b) the Board or an authorised officer may, by notice in writing, prohibit any person from taking any animal or class of animals into any Catchment Area Park. Prohibition of animals in Central Water Catchment Area 10. No person shall allow any dog or any other animal to stray in the Central Water Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 Catchment Area or lead, drive, tether or ride any animal in such water catchment area. Camp or caravan in Central Water Catchment Area or Catchment Area Park 11. Any person who is permitted to set up a camp or caravan under regulation 7(e) shall — (a) keep the camp or caravan site in a clean and tidy condition; and (b) remove the camp or caravan from the Central Water Catchment Area or a Catchment Area Park when directed to do so by an authorised officer. Offenders may be ordered out of Central Water Catchment Area or Catchment Area Park 12.—(1) Any person who contravenes regulation 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 or 11 may be ordered out of the Central Water Catchment Area or Catchment Area Park by any police officer or authorised officer and may be refused admission thereto by the police officer or authorised officer. (2) This regulation shall not be construed as preventing any person from being prosecuted for any contravention of regulation 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 or 11. Seizure of animals, vehicles, etc. 13.—(1) Any animal found in the Central Water Catchment Area or a Catchment Area Park in contravention of regulation 6(e) or 10 or any vehicle, vessel, water pump or thing used or in respect of which there is reasonable cause to suspect that it has been used in the commission of any offence under regulation 5, 7 or 15(1) may be seized and detained by an authorised officer. (2) Where any item is seized under paragraph (1), the authorised officer who carried out the seizure shall give notice in writing of the seizure to the owner of that item, if known, either by delivering the notice personally to him or by post at his place of residence, if known. (3) The notice shall not be required to be given where the seizure is made in the presence of the offender or owner or his agent. (4) Every seizure shall be reported to a Magistrate’s Court. (5) Where it is proved to the satisfaction of the Magistrate’s Court that the item seized was the subject-matter of or was used in the commission of the offence, the Court may order the item seized to be destroyed or disposed of in such manner as the Court may think fit notwithstanding that no person may have been convicted for that offence. Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 Exclusion 14. This Part shall not apply to any person in any part of –– (a) the Central Water Catchment Area; or (b) a Catchment Area Park, occupied by the Singapore Zoological Gardens or the Night Safari. PART III VESSEL ACTIVITIES IN RESERVOIRS Permit required for vessel in reservoir 15.—(1) No person shall operate, have conduct of, place or berth any vessel in a reservoir, except under and in accordance with a valid vessel permit granted by an authorised officer and any condition imposed in connection therewith. (2) Every application for a vessel permit shall be made in such form and manner as the Board may determine and shall be accompanied by –– (a) a description of each type of vessel in respect of which the permit is sought; (b) the number of vessels in respect of which the permit is sought; (c) the activity for which each vessel is to be used in the reservoir; (d) any identification number or mark carried by each vessel; and (e) the name and such other details as the authorised officer may require of the owner of the vessel or vessels and, if the owner is not the operator, of the operator of the vessel or vessels. (3) A vessel permit may –– (a) be granted to a single owner or operator in respect of one or more vessels; (b) specify one or more reservoirs in which the vessel or vessels may operate; and (c) be subject to such conditions as may be stated therein. (4) A vessel permit –– (a) shall be in such form as the Board may determine; Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 (b) shall be valid for the period stated therein unless it is sooner revoked under these Regulations; and (c) may be renewed upon its expiry. Requirements for grant of vessel permit for watercraft 16. No vessel permit shall be granted in respect of a watercraft unless there is shown to the satisfaction of an authorised officer –– (a) a valid pleasure craft licence or harbour craft licence issued by the Authority in respect of the watercraft; (b) in the case of any watercraft not falling under paragraph (a), documentary evidence that the watercraft –– (i) has been inspected and certified safe for use by a marine surveyor approved by the Board; and (ii) has in force for the duration of the permit a policy of insurance which insures the owner or operator of, or any other person using, the watercraft for — (A) any liability which may be incurred by any of them in respect of the death of or bodily injury to any person caused by, or arising out of, the use of the watercraft; (B) any liability which may be incurred by any of them in respect of loss of, or damage to, property belonging to any third party caused by, or arising out of, the use of the watercraft; (C) wreck removal costs; and (D) oil pollution damage and costs of preventing or reducing damage resulting from the discharge or escape of oil; or (c) in the case of a watercraft entering a reservoir from the port, that the watercraft has been allowed by the Authority to enter the port and territorial waters of Singapore. Conditions of vessel permit 17.—(1) Every holder of a vessel permit shall ensure that the following requirements Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 are complied with at all times that a vessel under the permit is in a reservoir: (a) the vessel does not cause oil or other pollutants to be discharged into the reservoir; and (b) the hull of the vessel is not painted with paint containing tributyltin, cuprous oxide or other biocides. (2) Where a vessel permit is granted for one or more watercraft, the holder of the vessel permit shall, in addition, ensure that the following requirements are complied with in respect of each watercraft under the permit: (a) there is in force such insurance as is referred to in regulation 16(b)(ii) at all times that the watercraft is in a reservoir; (b) there is provided on board the watercraft adequate life-saving equipment and fire-fighting equipment; (c) the watercraft is driven only by a person qualified to do so under regulation 18; and (d) the person driving the watercraft complies with the navigation rules in Part IV. No person shall drive watercraft without valid licence 18. No person shall drive a watercraft in a reservoir unless –– (a) he is the holder of a valid powered pleasure craft driving licence or harbour craft manning licence issued by the Authority; or (b) in the case of a watercraft entering a reservoir from the port, he is driving a watercraft that has been allowed by the Authority to enter the port and territorial waters of Singapore. Vessel to be properly secured 19.—(1) The operator of a vessel shall ensure that the vessel is –– (a) adequately secured when not in use in any reservoir; (b) anchored in a designated area and in a manner so as not to obstruct the navigation of other vessels; and (c) not fastened to any bridge or railing, or other object on land that is not intended for that purpose. (2) The Board shall not be responsible for — Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 (a) any improper or insecure moorings of the vessel; or (b) any defective moorings or appliances. Overloading 20. The operator of a watercraft or a non-power-driven vessel shall not cause or permit the watercraft or non-power-driven vessel to carry a greater number of persons than the number allowed by and shown on the vessel permit granted for the use of the watercraft or non-power-driven vessel. Reporting of accidents 21. In the event of a fire on board any vessel or any collision, accident, breaking-up or damage involving any vessel in a reservoir, the operator of the vessel shall — (a) take immediate steps to prevent any further deterioration in the condition of the vessel and to ensure the safety of persons on board; (b) immediately call for emergency services such as police, civil defence or medical services, if necessary; (c) carry out any rescue and recovery operation, including arranging for the vessel to be towed; (d) inform an authorised officer of the event without any delay by the most direct means; (e) submit a full written report within 24 hours of the incident or occurrence to the authorised officer, providing details of any death, injury to persons, damage to property or any spillages of oil or other pollutants into the reservoir; and (f) comply with all instructions given by the authorised officer. Removal of vessels and wrecks 22.—(1) Where, in the opinion of an authorised officer, any vessel, wreck or part thereof found in a reservoir –– (a) is obstructing or likely to obstruct the free passage of any person or vessel in the reservoir; or (b) should, in the interests of safety or of the public, be moved, the authorised officer may direct the owner or operator of the vessel, wreck or part Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 thereof to move it to another place in, or to remove it from, the reservoir within a specified time. (2) Where –– (a) an authorised officer is unable to give a direction under paragraph (1) by reason of the absence of the owner or operator of the vessel; or (b) the owner or operator of the vessel fails to comply with a direction made under that paragraph, the authorised officer may carry out the direction in such manner as he thinks fit, and recover all expenses reasonably incurred by him in doing so from the owner or operator of that vessel. Prohibited activities on vessels 23.—(1) No person shall carry out any repair work to any vessel which will cause pollution within any reservoir. (2) No person shall — (a) throw, discharge or deposit; or (b) cause to be thrown, discharged or deposited, any rubbish, solid ballast, sludge, sewage, sullage water or any other matter or thing into any reservoir. Organised activities in reservoir 24.—(1) No person shall organise or conduct any race, display, regatta or other sporting event in a reservoir without the prior written approval of an authorised officer. (2) An approval under paragraph (1) may be given subject to such conditions as to time, place or other circumstances as the authorised officer may impose. (3) Any vessel taking part in an event approved under paragraph (1) shall be exempt from regulations 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20 and Part IV for the duration of the event as specified in the approval and within the area designated for the event. PART IV NAVIGATION RULES Application of this Part Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 25. Unless the context otherwise requires, this Part shall apply to any vessel in any reservoir. Look-out 26. Every vessel shall at all times maintain a proper look-out by sight and hearing as well as by all available means appropriate in the prevailing circumstances and conditions so as to make a full appraisal of the situation and of the risk of collision. Safe speed for vessel 27.—(1) Every vessel shall at all times proceed at a safe speed so that she can take proper and effective action to avoid collision and be stopped within a distance appropriate to the prevailing circumstances and conditions. (2) In determining a safe speed, the following factors shall be taken into account: (a) the state of visibility; (b) the traffic density; (c) the manoeuvrability of the vessel with special reference to stopping distance and turning ability in the prevailing conditions; (d) at night the presence of background light such as from shore lights or from back scatter of her own lights; (e) the state of wind and current, and the proximity of navigational hazards; and (f) the draught in relation to the available depth of water. Risk of collision 28.—(1) Every vessel shall use all available means appropriate to the prevailing circumstances and conditions to determine if risk of collision exists. (2) In determining if risk of collision exists, the following considerations shall be taken into account: (a) such risk shall be deemed to exist if the compass bearing of an approaching vessel does not appreciably change; (b) such risk may sometimes exist even when an appreciable bearing change is evident, particularly when approaching a very large vessel or a tow or when approaching a vessel at close range; and (c) if there is any doubt, such risk shall be deemed to exist. Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 Action to avoid collision 29.—(1) Any action taken to avoid collision shall, if the circumstances of the case admit, be positive, made in ample time and with due regard to the observance of good seamanship. (2) Action taken to avoid collision with another vessel shall be such as to result in passing at a safe distance. (3) The effectiveness of the action of a power-driven vessel under paragraph (2) shall be carefully checked until the other vessel is finally past and clear. (4) If necessary to avoid collision or allow more time to assess the situation, a power driven vessel shall slacken her speed or take all way off by stopping or reversing her means of propulsion. (5) A vessel, the passage of which is not to be impeded, remains fully obliged to comply with these Regulations when the 2 vessels are approaching one another so as to involve risk of collision. Steering rules 30.—(1) Where 2 sailing vessels are approaching one another, so as to involve risk of collision –– (a) when each vessel has the wind on a different side, the vessel which has the wind on the port side shall keep out of the way of the other vessel; (b) when both vessels have the wind on the same side, the vessel which is to windward shall keep out of the way of the vessel that is to leeward; and (c) when a vessel with the wind on the port side has a vessel to windward and cannot determine with certainty whether that other vessel has the wind on the port side or starboard side, the first-mentioned vessel shall keep out of the way of the other vessel. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1), the side opposite the side on which the mainsail is carried shall be regarded as the windward side. (3) Where 2 power-driven vessels are meeting on reciprocal or nearly reciprocal courses, so as to involve risk of collision, each vessel shall alter her course to starboard so that each vessel shall pass on the port side of the other vessel. (4) Where 2 power-driven vessels are crossing, so as to involve risk of collision, the vessel that has the other vessel on its own starboard side shall keep out of the way of that other vessel. Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 (5) Where a power-driven vessel and a sailing vessel are approaching one another, so as to involve risk of collision, the power-driven vessel shall keep out of the way of the sailing vessel. (6) Where a vessel propelled by oars and a sailing vessel are approaching one another, so as to involve risk of collision, the vessel propelled by oars shall keep out of the way of the sailing vessel. (7) Where a power-driven vessel and a vessel propelled by oars are approaching one another, so as to involve risk of collision, the power-driven vessel shall keep out of the way of the vessel propelled by oars. (8) Any vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel or fairway shall keep as near to the starboard side of the channel as is safe and practicable. Course and speed to be kept 31. Where one of 2 vessels is to keep out of the way, the other vessel shall keep her course and speed until the vessels are clear of one another, unless to do so would involve risk of collision. Restriction on crossing ahead 32. A vessel that is required to keep out of the way of another vessel shall, if practicable, keep from crossing ahead of the other vessel. Power-driven vessel to slacken speed 33. A power-driven vessel that is required to keep out of the way of another vessel shall, on approaching that other vessel, if necessary to avoid collision, slow down, stop or reverse. Overtaking vessel 34.—(1) A power-driven vessel or sailing vessel that is overtaking another vessel shall keep out of the way of the other vessel. (2) A power-driven vessel or sailing vessel coming up with another vessel from a direction of more than 22.5° abaft that other vessel’s beam is taken to be an overtaking vessel. Use of designated zones 35.—(1) Subject to paragraph (3) –– Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 (a) every power-driven vessel shall navigate only within the limits of the zone in a reservoir designated for power-driven vessels; and (b) every non-power-driven vessel shall navigate only within the limits of the zone in a reservoir designated for non-power-driven vessels. (2) The Board may define the limits of the designated zones in a reservoir for power driven vessels and non-power-driven vessels by bearings, buoys or other means. (3) This regulation shall not apply to –– (a) any vessel approved by the Board for patrolling, rescue or general reservoir maintenance work or any vessel of the Singapore Armed Forces, Police Coast Guard or Singapore Civil Defence Force; or (b) any vessel which has obtained the prior written approval of an authorised officer to navigate outside the limits of the zone designated for the vessel. Navigation lights 36.—(1) A power-driven vessel underway on a reservoir at night shall show –– (a) a masthead light forward; (b) sidelights; and (c) a sternlight, but, in the following cases, may opt to show the specified lights in lieu thereof: (i) if the vessel is less than 12 metres in length –– (A) an all-round white light and sidelights; or (B) a masthead light or an all-round white light which may be displaced from the fore and aft centreline of the vessel, provided that the sidelights are combined in one lantern carried on the fore and aft centreline of the vessel or located as nearly as practicable in the same fore and aft line as the masthead light or the all-round white light; (ii) if the vessel is less than 7 metres in length and has a maximum speed not exceeding 7 knots, an all-round white light and, if practicable, sidelights. (2) A sailing vessel underway on a reservoir at night shall show — (a) sidelights; and Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 (b) a sternlight, but, in the following cases, may opt to show the specified lights in lieu thereof: (i) if the vessel is less than 20 metres in length, the sidelights and sternlight may be combined in one lantern carried at or near the top of the mast where it can best be seen; (ii) if the vessel is less than 7 metres in length, an electric torch or lighted lantern showing a white light ready at hand which shall be shown in sufficient time to prevent collision. (3) A vessel under oars on a reservoir at night may show the lights specified in paragraph (2) for a sailing vessel, but if she does not, she shall have ready at hand an electric torch or a lighted lantern showing a white light which shall be shown in sufficient time to prevent a collision. (4) The lights required to be shown under paragraph (1) or (2) shall be of an intensity so as to be visible at the following minimum ranges: (a) in a vessel of 12 metres or more in length but less than 50 metres in length –– (i) masthead light, 5 miles; except that where the length of the vessel is less than 20 metres, 3 miles; (ii) sidelights, 2 miles; (iii) sternlight, 2 miles; (iv) white all-round light, 2 miles; and (b) in a vessel of less than 12 metres in length –– (i) masthead light, 2 miles; (ii) sidelights, 1 mile; (iii) sternlight, 2 miles; (iv) white all-round light, 2 miles. (5) In this regulation –– “all-round light” means a light showing an unbroken light over an arc of the horizon of 360°; Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 “masthead light” means a white light placed over the fore and aft centreline of the vessel showing an unbroken light over an arc of the horizon of 225° and so fixed as to show the light from right ahead to 22.5° abaft the beam on either side of the vessel; “sidelights” means a green light on the starboard side and a red light on the port side each showing an unbroken light over an arc of the horizon of 112.5° and so fixed as to show the light from right ahead to 22.5° abaft the beam on its respective side; “sternlight” means a white light placed as nearly as practicable at the stern showing an unbroken light over an arc of the horizon of 135° and so fixed as to show the light of 67.5° from right aft on each side of the vessel. Reckless or negligent conduct of vessel or conduct while intoxicated 37.—(1) No person shall navigate a vessel in a reservoir — (a) recklessly or negligently; or (b) at such a speed, or otherwise in any way, that is — (i) dangerous or likely to cause injury to any person or damage to his property; or (ii) likely to cause annoyance or be a nuisance to any person. (2) No person shall have conduct of any vessel in a reservoir while he is under the influence of drink or a drug or an intoxicating substance to such extent as — (a) to be incapable of having proper control of the vessel; or (b) to endanger the safety of the vessel or any other person. Offence 38.—(1) Where any of the regulations in this Part is contravened, any person for the time being having conduct of the vessel and the operator of the vessel shall each be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000. (2) It shall be a defence for any person charged with an offence under paragraph (1) to show that he took all reasonable precautions to avoid commission of the offence. PART V Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 GENERAL Revocation of permit or approval 39.—(1) An authorised officer may revoke or suspend for a period not exceeding 12 months any permit or approval given under these Regulations if the holder of the permit or approval –– (a) has, in connection with any application by him for the permit or approval or renewal thereof, made any false or fraudulent declaration or representation; (b) has contravened any of the provisions of the Act or these Regulations; or (c) has contravened any of the conditions of the permit or approval. (2) Any person aggrieved by a decision of an authorised officer under paragraph (1) may, within 14 days of the revocation or suspension of the permit or approval, appeal in writing to the Board whose decision shall be final. Powers of authorised officer 40. An authorised officer may, at any time, for the purposes of these Regulations –– (a) give such reasonable directions to any person using the reservoir as are in his opinion necessary for the safe and proper use of the reservoir; (b) require any vessel to be sent for inspection; (c) require and enforce the production of any permit, licence, certificate or document relating to any vessel or person on board the vessel; and (d) summon any person before him and require him to answer questions. Offences 41.—(1) Any person who contravenes regulation 4, 5, 6 (other than paragraph (h)), 6A, 7, 7A(1), 10, 11, 15(1), 17(1), 18, 19(1), 20, 21, 23 or 24(1) or any order, requisition or direction made or given under regulation 9, 12, 22(1) or 40 shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $3,000. (2) Any person who contravenes regulation 6(h) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to — (a) for a first offence, a fine not exceeding $2,000; (b) for a second offence, a fine not exceeding $4,000; and Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 (c) for a third or subsequent offence, a fine not exceeding $10,000. [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Revocation 42. The Public Utilities (Central Water Catchment Area and Catchment Area Parks) Regulations (Rg 11) are revoked. Transitional provision 43. Any approval or authorisation given by the Board or an authorised officer under the revoked Public Utilities (Central Water Catchment Area and Catchment Area Parks) Regulations shall, so far as it is not inconsistent with the provisions of these Regulations, continue and be deemed to have been granted under the corresponding provisions of these Regulations. FIRST SCHEDULE Regulation 2 CATCHMENT AREA PARKS All those pieces of land situated in the following Mukims and Town Sub-divisions in the Republic of Singapore forming parts of the Public Utilities Board Catchment Area and described as follows: Location Lot No. Mukim/Town Sub division Approximate Area in Square Metres MacRitchie Reservoir Park 5941 MK 17 116,140 116 MK 17 13,280 MacRitchie Reservoir 5941 MK 17 972,200 155 pt MK 15 79,000 Upper Seletar Reservoir 187 pt MK 14 2,436,200 875 pt MK 13 696,100 877 pt MK 13 36,400 Upper Seletar Reservoir Park Un-numbered Lot MK 13 1,408 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 99963 pt MK 13 5,582 187 pt MK 14 244,671 875 pt MK 13 19,400 877 pt MK 13 7,340 Pandan Reservoir 136-2 pt MK 5 ) ) ) ) 1,691,600 136-15 pt MK 5 136-16 pt MK 5 136-17 MK 5 Kranji Reservoir P 1969 pt MK 11 9,200 172 pt MK 11 12,600 P 1940 pt MK 11 6,000 P 1939 pt MK 11 10,000 173 pt MK 11 500 P 1429 pt MK 11 30,700 P 1439 pt MK 11 300 11-2 pt MK 11 2,600 P 1852 pt MK 11 3,400 P 1882 pt MK 11 3,600 P 1881 pt MK 11 500 P 1870 pt MK 11 300 P 1878 pt MK 11 11,400 P 1877 pt MK 11 5,600 1 pt MK 11 57,800 P 1893 pt MK 11 800 P 1894 pt MK 11 600 P 1815 pt MK 11 300 P 1816 pt MK 11 5,200 P 1817 pt MK 11 300 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 Formerly Sungei Kranji, Sungei Kadut, Sungei Peng Siang and Sungei Tengah ) ) ) ) ) ) MK 11 2,846,200 Un-numbered lot between Lot 87-4 and Lot 86 MK 11 14,800 Kranji Dam MK 11 24,100 87-8 pt MK 11 25,700 87-4 pt MK 11 2,800 P 699 MK 12 11,600 P 2849 pt MK 12 3,600 P 2850 pt MK 12 3,600 P 2851 pt MK 12 2,000 P 685 pt MK 12 700 P 2856 pt MK 12 300 P 2857 pt MK 12 7,200 135 pt MK 12 4,000 294 pt MK 12 300 301 pt MK 12 2,000 300 pt MK 12 1,800 307 pt MK 12 600 306 pt MK 12 300 P 673 pt MK 12 6,400 P 663 pt MK 12 2,800 P 672 pt MK 12 3,700 P 671 pt MK 12 8,600 P 670 pt MK 12 2,000 P 669 pt MK 12 8,400 P 668 pt MK 12 800 P 667 pt MK 12 4,400 P 666 pt MK 12 8,400 P 665 pt MK 12 10,900 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 P 664 pt MK 12 4,600 177 pt MK 12 2,400 176 pt MK 12 2,800 179 pt MK 12 600 175 pt MK 12 100 167 pt MK 12 200 164 pt MK 12 600 162 pt MK 12 700 161 pt MK 12 400 160 pt MK 12 400 166 pt MK 12 400 170 pt MK 12 2,800 168 pt MK 12 1,300 591 pt MK 12 1,000 100-2 pt MK 12 85,500 100-4 pt MK 12 2,000 100-6 pt MK 12 27,300 100-3 pt MK 12 36,500 142 pt MK 12 1,200 P 1636 pt MK 12 1,300 145 pt MK 12 9,800 156 pt MK 12 400 P 749 pt MK 12 4,800 679 pt MK 12 800 PC 4 MK 12 88,300 187-1 pt MK 12 9,600 9 pt MK 12 1,788,840 868 pt MK 12 282,510 852 MK 12 12,050 Formerly Sungei Kranji, Sungei Jelutong, Sungei Sawa, ) ) ) ) ) MK 12 2,351,300 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 Sungei Simpang Mak Wai, Sungei Apek, Sungei Kangkar and Sungei Tengah ) ) ) ) ) ) Un-numbered lot between P 2850 and P 699 MK 12 36,300 Un-numbered lot between Lots 135 and 2857 MK 12 13,500 Kranji Dam MK 12 19,700 Upper Peirce Reservoir Park 155 pt MK 15 111,100 Upper Peirce Reservoir 155 pt MK 15 2,558,800 187 pt MK 14 12,400 66 pt MK 16 450,200 Lower Peirce Reservoir 155 pt MK 15 609,500 99686M MK 15 44,600 Lower Peirce Reservoir Park 155 pt MK 15 50,950 99686M MK 15 14,285 Pulau Tekong Reservoir 17-1 MK 33 44,000 17-6 MK 33 37,800 P 2697 MK 33 10,000 78-1 MK 33 4,500 6772 MK 33 1,400 9 MK 33 1,500 12303 MK 33 6,000 15 MK 33 8,200 17-4 MK 33 13,000 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 17-3 MK 33 13,000 16 MK 33 8,100 17-2 MK 33 10,100 17-5 MK 33 17,300 State Reserve between Lots 263-12 and 263-14 MK 33 1,000 263-12 MK 33 1,400 State Reserve between Lots 263-12 and 263-15 MK 33 300 253 MK 33 50 20 MK 33 30 257 MK 33 6,900 21-6 MK 33 12,600 21-2 MK 33 7,500 6914 MK 33 4,800 33 MK 33 2,500 32 MK 33 15,300 31 MK 33 43,200 25 MK 33 1,700 26 MK 33 6,700 24-3 MK 33 12,500 24-4 MK 33 7,000 28 MK 33 2,700 27 MK 33 10,900 267-4 MK 33 11,500 34 MK 33 5,900 7012 MK 33 2,800 273 MK 33 200 274-1 MK 33 900 35 MK 33 3,800 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 275-1 MK 33 2,200 State Reserve between lots 275-2 and 275-1 MK 33 600 36 MK 33 8,700 37 MK 33 13,600 State Reserve between Lots 263-4 and 38 MK 33 1,300 263-4 MK 33 38,800 38 MK 33 45,100 263-8 MK 33 9,900 263-3 MK 33 39,300 P 2638 MK 33 12,600 74 MK 33 5,300 73 MK 33 1,800 39-4 MK 33 1,900 263-14 MK 33 10,100 263-15 MK 33 7,800 State Reserve between Lots 263-14 and 263-15 MK 33 500 263-2 MK 33 96,400 258 MK 33 10,900 259 MK 33 7,900 263-1 MK 33 99,100 75 MK 33 36,800 275-2 MK 33 1,200 Tengeh Reservoir 53-31 pt MK 7 14,800 802 pt MK 7 584,400 State land MK 7 74,500 33-16 pt MK 8 20,900 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 33-12 pt MK 8 3,600 15 pt MK 8 13,700 46-2 pt MK 8 800 33-22 pt MK 8 913,700 33-15 pt MK 8 1,300 51-1 pt MK 8 6,300 State Reserve MK 8 500 Jurong Lake 3321 MK 5 10,000 4276 pt MK 5 334,900 4276 pt MK 6 368,800 1783 MK 6 3,600 1784 MK 6 1,800 Lower Seletar Reservoir 118-1 pt MK 20 525,300 118-4 pt MK 20 16,300 Formerly Pulau Seletar Mati MK 20 15,800 59-7 pt MK 19 2,900 59-7 pt MK 19 5,600 59-7 pt MK 19 2,800 89-2 pt MK 19 400 89-2 pt MK 19 15,700 14-8 pt MK 19 47,000 14-8 pt MK 19 22,700 14-8 pt MK 19 42,200 State Reserve MK 19 11,800 State Reserve MK 19 8,600 State Reserve MK 19 9,000 59-7 pt MK 19 267,400 59-7 pt MK 19 376,700 59-7 pt MK 19 28,600 1167 pt MK 19 16,100 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 78 pt MK 19 18,600 1004 pt MK 20 122,300 1043 pt MK 20 4,500 Formerly Sungei Puaka MK 20 16,400 139-2 pt MK 20 53,500 139-2 pt MK 20 80,600 119-4 pt MK 20 93,400 State Reserve MK 20 2,600 77 pt MK 20 400 78 pt MK 20 400 79-1 pt MK 20 1,500 79-2 pt MK 20 1,100 Formerly Sungei Seletar MK 19 ) ) ) 1,857,800 Sungei Seletar MK 20 Bedok Reservoir 59-1 pt MK 28 17,900 59-2 pt MK 28 37,200 59-3 pt MK 28 62,700 44 pt MK 28 102,900 874 pt MK 28 33,300 58 pt MK 28 84,400 314 MK 28 15,800 315 MK 28 7,000 316 MK 28 300 63-3 MK 28 13,400 63-2 MK 28 42,300 63-1 MK 28 18,600 80 MK 28 33,200 45 pt MK 28 85,000 3054 pt MK 28 6,800 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 218 pt MK 28 33,600 3018 pt MK 28 99,600 196 pt MK 28 70,500 61 pt MK 28 7,400 62 MK 28 22,500 128 MK 28 5,400 124 MK 28 9,600 125 MK 28 15,400 126 MK 28 17,900 272 pt MK 28 4,500 127 pt MK 28 16,300 66 pt MK 28 2,500 67 pt MK 28 13,500 70 pt MK 28 3,200 200 pt MK 28 44,200 202 MK 28 6,300 State Reserve MK 28 30,800 Yishun Pond 2449 MK 19 68,000 Sungei Pang Sua Pond 1310 pt MK 14 33,340 Sungei Mandai Kechil Pond 3640 pt MK 13 30,504 Marina Reservoir (Singapore River from Kim Seng Rd to Saiboo Street to Clemenceau Ave) 99377X pt TS 21 2,862 993N pt TS 21 155 1117C pt TS 21 17,081 1119W TS 21 247 280X pt TS 22 3 99749W TS 9 454 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 1074X pt TS 21 5 353L pt TS 22 12,277 301K pt TS 9 12,020 297W pt TS 9 19 411L TS 22 241 263L TS 9 263 303X pt TS 9 1,478 305C TS 9 49 265M TS 9 670 355M TS 22 457 304L TS 9 412 388V TS 8 1 354C pt TS 22 1,016 Marina Reservoir (Singapore River from Clemenceau Ave to Ord Bridge to Read Street) 331T TS 8 138 324C TS 7 1 295C pt TS 9 4,211 407X pt TS 22 1,430 404A TS 8 2,097 267V TS 9 308 268P pt TS 9 6,676 390W TS 8 6,343 393T pt TS 8 1,627 269T TS 9 433 406N TS 8 363 410X pt TS 8 75 Marina Reservoir (Singapore River from Read Street to Eu Tong Sen Street) 270V pt TS 9 9,456 292A TS 7 338 279M TS 9 158 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 259V TS 10 150 258W TS 10 12 Marina Reservoir (Singapore River from New Bridge Rd to South Bridge Rd) 290P pt TS 7 8,835 260M pt TS 10 2,790 291T pt TS 7 2,549 217L pt TS 7 1 Marina Reservoir (Singapore River from South Bridge Rd to Fullerton Rd/ Nicoll Highway) 262V pt TS 10 22,443 261W pt TS 10 575 293K pt TS 7 224 636N pt TS 4 158 634A pt TS 4 19,067 639N pt TS 1 7,925 638K pt TS 1 293 641K pt TS 1 81 640A TS 1 2,240 264T TS 10 2,581 265A TS 10 859 263P pt TS 10 343 96874A MK 25 1,398 Marina Reservoir (Kallang River from Nicoll Highway to Geylang Rd) 5944A pt MK 25 33,705 2113N pt TS 17 27,407 2112K pt TS 17 610 Marina Reservoir (Rochor Canal from Victoria Street/ Kallang Rd to Crawford Street) 556K pt TS 15 6,320 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 382N TS 15 30 381K TS 15 27 552V TS 15 48 475M TS 15 133 562L TS 15 259 2126K TS 17 266 1304X pt TS 17 818 98307X TS 17 840 2118W pt TS 17 249 98298L TS 17 3 98296N pt TS 17 189 98295K pt TS 17 247 Marina Reservoir (Rochor Canal from Crawford Street to Nicoll Highway) 98299C TS 17 189 98300W TS 17 123 137N TS 17 150 136K TS 17 164 133P TS 17 364 131W TS 17 496 2124T pt TS 17 18,356 132V TS 17 260 134T TS 17 217 135A TS 17 240 138X TS 17 275 2121W TS 17 62 Marina Reservoir (Geylang River from Kallang Basin to Mountbatten Rd) 5932N MK 25 94,064 96372N pt MK 25 16,430 Marina Reservoir (Marina — — 396,154 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 Bay) Marina Reservoir (Marina Channel) — — 890,128 Marina Reservoir (Kallang Basin) — — 410,532 Marina Reservoir (Marina South) 190 pt 198 pt ) ) TS 30 ) ) 38,166 Marina Reservoir (Marina East) 4123 pt MK 25 838 Marina Reservoir (State Foreshore at Marina South/ Marina East — — 9,855 Punggol Reservoir (Sungei Punggol) 3026X pt MK 20 ) 523,300 3029M pt MK 20 ) 3743L MK 20 ) 3746W MK 20 ) 3747V MK 20 ) 3748P pt MK 20 ) 3993A pt MK 20 ) 3996X pt MK 20 ) 3998C MK 20 ) 3999M pt MK 20 ) 4262V pt MK 20 ) 4294P pt MK 20 ) 99959T pt MK 20 ) 1098L pt MK 21 ) 1250M MK 21 ) 1251W MK 21 ) Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 1253P MK 21 ) 1254T MK 21 ) 1255A pt MK 21 ) 1256K MK 21 ) 1257N MK 21 ) 1266V pt MK 21 ) 1270P pt MK 21 ) 1271T pt MK 21 ) 1500M MK 21 ) 1501W MK 21 ) 1504T MK 21 ) 1556X pt MK 21 ) 1626K MK 21 ) 1629L MK 21 ) 1632L MK 21 ) 1633C pt MK 21 ) 1867N pt MK 21 ) 2015P pt MK 21 ) 2018K pt MK 21 ) 99890A pt MK 21 ) Punggol Reservoir (that body of water adjacent to MK 20 Lot 3029M pt, and bounded by and including Punggol Dam, Timor-Barat Dam and Punggol Causeway) – – 553,800 Serangoon Reservoir (Sungei Serangoon up to the confluence with Sungei Serangoon Subsidiary) 86V pt MK 21 ) 642,600 611N pt MK 21 ) 792K pt MK 21 ) 793N pt MK 21 ) 794X pt MK 21 ) Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 795L pt MK 21 ) 814T MK 21 ) 815A pt MK 21 ) 820N MK 21 ) 821X pt MK 21 ) 823C MK 21 ) 824M pt MK 21 ) 826V MK 21 ) 827P pt MK 21 ) 1303L pt MK 21 ) 1305M pt MK 21 ) 1306W MK 21 ) 1499L pt MK 21 ) 1506K MK 21 ) 1508X MK 21 ) 1797L pt MK 21 ) 1800V pt MK 21 ) 1803A pt MK 21 ) 1883K pt MK 21 ) 1886L pt MK 21 ) 1889W pt MK 21 ) 1892W pt MK 21 ) 1895T pt MK 21 ) 1898N pt MK 21 ) 1902W pt MK 21 ) 1903V MK 21 ) 4083P pt MK 22 ) 4085A pt MK 22 ) 8586A pt MK 22 ) 8587K pt MK 22 ) 8588N pt MK 22 ) 8589X pt MK 22 ) 8764A pt MK 22 ) Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 9149W pt MK 22 ) 2189K MK 29 ) 2250K pt MK 29 ) 2350P MK 29 ) 42A pt MK30 ) 49W pt MK30 ) 51M pt MK30 ) 99P pt MK30 ) 324K pt MK30 ) 384T MK30 ) 386K pt MK30 ) 388X pt MK30 ) 392L pt MK30 ) 393C MK30 ) 396V pt MK30 ) 397P MK30 ) 398T MK30 ) 399A MK30 ) 402L pt MK30 ) 551N pt MK30 ) 555M pt MK30 ) 557V pt MK30 ) 559T pt MK30 560V pt MK30 579N pt MK30 581K pt MK30 582N pt MK30 583X pt MK30 596N pt MK30 604A pt MK30 609C pt MK30 612C pt MK30 618A pt MK30 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 619K pt MK30 99622C pt MK30 Serangoon Reservoir (that body of water adjacent to MK 29 Lot 2350P, and bounded by and including Serangoon East Dam and Serangoon West Dam) – – 553,000 The boundaries of these areas are more particularly delineated and edged blue and green in Drawing No. WE 11/2000, 12971/6 Sheets 1 and 2, 12972/4 Sheets 1 to 4, 13367/70, 3/79A, 4/79, 18/79, 14398A/72, 14414A/15, 14375A/95, 14386A/39, WE 89066-RV-UPE1, WE 89065-RV-LPE1, WE 90013-RV-SELE(A), WE 92002-PS-SELE Sheet 01/37, WE 90014-RV-LPE1, WE 87003-MD-DE Sheet 1A/43, WE 91033-RV-MACR, PUB/3PN/C&W/02/06, PUB/C&W/57/08 and PUB/C&W/58/08 filed at the Catchment and Waterways Department, Public Utilities Board, Singapore. [S 235/2010 wef 20/04/2010] SECOND SCHEDULE Regulation 2 CENTRAL WATER CATCHMENT AREA All those pieces of land situated in the following Mukims in the Republic of Singapore forming parts of the Public Utilities Board Catchment Area and described as follows: Location Lot No. Mukim Approximate Area in Square Metres Central Water Catchment Area 99963 pt MK 13 5,470 875 pt MK 13 1,757,880 31-1 MK 14 30,336 187 pt MK 14 9,476,797 99691V MK 15 6,194 99688V MK 15 4,651 99687W MK 15 5,483 99686M MK 15 107,880 99678K MK 15 82,681 13-16 MK 15 14,396 2180 MK 15 14,380 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 28 MK 15 15,024 29 MK 15 304 30 MK 15 21,600 31 MK 15 7,714 153 MK 15 10,861 155 pt MK 15 9,435,140 2178 MK 15 226,840 66 MK 16 1,877,300 115-1 MK 17 4,629 5941 MK 17 2,725,780 3790 MK 17 1,650 3791 MK 17 3,910 3792 MK 17 6,600 3793 MK 17 2,535 3794 MK 17 2,390 The boundaries of these areas are more particularly delineated and edged red in Drawing No. WE 91045-PM-CATC (A) filed at the Catchment and Waterways Department, Public Utilities Board, Singapore. THIRD SCHEDULE Regulation 7A(2) KALLANG RIVER That part of the Kallang River crossing all those pieces of land situated in the following Mukims in the Republic of Singapore and described as follows: Lot No. Mukim 15465V pt MK18 17050L pt MK18 14710C pt MK18 14713V pt MK18 00049P pt MK18 15468A pt MK18 15469K pt MK18 Singapore Statutes Online Current version as at 03 Apr 2024 PDF created date on: 03 Apr 2024 12231M pt MK18 [S 70/2015 wef 13/02/2015] Made this 28th day of June 2006. TAN GEE PAW Chairman, Public Utilities Board, Singapore. [MEWR 030/01/124; AG/LEG/SL/261/2002/1 Vol. 5] (To be presented to Parliament under section 72(4) of the Public Utilities Act).