‘That ugly color:’ Palm Coast homeowners raise concerns about color rules

‘That ugly color:’ Palm Coast homeowners raise concerns about color rules

Some local homeowners are frustrated because they have codes that prevent them from painting their houses a certain color. The issue is soon set to appear before the city council.

Some Tiong Bahru residents upset about HDB blocks being repainted a ‘gaudy’ purple without vote

Town councils typically ask residents to vote for a colour scheme from among several options. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Tiong Bahru residents post 'urgent' sign after finding out their HDB blocks will be painted purple allegedly without 'voting process'

Some Tiong Bahru residents upset..., Latest News - The New Paper

Tiong Bahru resident Jasmine Chin, 59, got a shock at the weekend when she noticed that the exterior of one storey in her Housing Board block was painted several shades of purple - a stark contrast to the rest of the building, which is off-white....

Tiong Bahru residents upset that blocks were painted purple without consultation, MP pauses works

Tiong Bahru residents say blocks painted in ‘saturated & awful’ purple Some Tiong Bahru residents are seeing red after the exterior of their blocks were painted purple without them being consulted. The complaints have led their Member of Parliament (MP) to pause painting works. Source: Shin Min Daily News Tiong Bahru residents decry bold purple shade painted on blocks Residents of Blocks 9A and 9B on Boon Tiong Road in Tiong Bahru had noticed th…

Tiong Bahru residents object to purple HDB repainting, question lack of voting process

Two public housing blocks in Tiong Bahru have become the centre of controversy after residents voiced objections to an ongoing repainting project, which they claim proceeded without community input. According to Chinese media outlet 8World News, protest signs were put up at Block 9A and 9B along Boon Tiong Road. The signs criticised the selected colour, describing it as “the most saturated and awful purple”, and questioned the legitimacy of the …