SINGAPORE - More than 5,400 suspended home renovation projects have received approval to resume works on Tuesday , said the Building and Construction Authority on Wednesday.
Renovation contractors can resume work immediately upon approval, using workers who reside in private residential and Housing Board flats. For instance, contractors whose workers live in dormitories will have to wait for the dormitories to be given cleared status by the inter-agency task force before workers can resume work.
Contractors who wish to resume their suspended projects have to provide the BCA the following information at this website:In an effort by the BCA to"simplify the process", contractors will no longer need to submit the renovation contract and photos of the suspended renovation works.
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