SINGAPORE — Sengkang Town Council received a lower rating for Service & Conservancy Charges (S&CC) arrears management in the latest operational report released by the Ministry of National Development (MND) on Thursday (June 22).
The town council got an “amber” rating out of three colour bands in the category for FY2022, with green being the top grade and red representing the worst.
All 17 town councils scored"green" in the other three indicators — estate cleanliness, estate maintenance and lift performance.To get a"green" rating for estate cleanliness or maintenance, town councils must have fewer than four counts of cleanliness or maintenance observations per block on average. For the operational report, town councils are assessed based on estate inspection observations made by the Housing Board , lift data as tracked by the Telemonitoring System and S&CC arrears reports submitted by the town councils.
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