Protected Areas Order 2005

No. S 93

Protected Areas and Protected Places Act

(Chapter 256)

Protected Areas Order 2005

In exercise of the powers conferred by section 4(1) of the Protected Areas and Protected Places Act, the Minister for Home Affairs hereby makes the following Order:

Citation and commencement

1.  This Order may be cited as the Protected Areas Order 2005 and shall come into operation on 23rd February 2005.

Premises declared to be protected area

2.  The area described in the second column of the Schedule is hereby declared to be a protected area for the purposes of the Act, and every person who is in that area shall comply with such directions for regulating his movement and conduct as may be given by an authorised officer.

THE SCHEDULE

Paragraph 2

First column		Second column
The Authority		Protected Area
Assistant Chief of the General Staff, (Training) G6 Army		NEO TIEW BUILDINGS (SITE A)
		All that area comprised in part of State Land Lot 1593L in Mukim No. 12 occupied by “NEO TIEW BUILDINGS (SITE A)” containing an area of about 17,798 square metres and bounded approximately as follows:
		Commencing at the corner of the aforesaid “NEO TIEW BUILDINGS (SITE A)” which point is 44,810.795 metres North and 13,728.166 metres East of the Singapore Land Authority SVY 21 Datum, the boundaries run along successive lines of co-ordinates approximately as follows:
		Northing	Easting
		44818.716	13708.068
		44838.357	13715.332
		44852.847	13676.202
		44853.976	13673.152
		44881.396	13660.483
		44893.054	13635.595
		44905.843	13606.817
		44914.308	13589.007
		44930.698	13596.771
		44995.524	13627.511
		44963.948	13718.785
		44946.345	13769.667
		44940.230	13766.774
		44936.794	13776.767
		44818.073	13731.563
		to the point of commencement.
		The boundaries of “NEO TIEW BUILDINGS (SITE A)” are more particularly delineated on the Survey Plan No. 1883G filed in the office of the Director, Building and Infrastructure Services, Defence Science and Technology Agency, Singapore.

Made this 11th day of February 2005.

TAN GUONG CHING

Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Home Affairs,
Singapore.

[DSTA BI-ELS/4-2-62; MHA(PS) 12/2/01 TF 3; AG/LEG/SL/256/2002/1 Vol. 4]