The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and Building and Construction Authority (BCA) are investigating possible unauthorised rooftop structures at two condominiums in Haig Avenue. This follows public feedback on possible violations by several penthouse owners at Rose...
One of the structures in question, at the four-storey Rose Maison, appears to be a glass-enclosed space with an extended roof sheltering part of the terrace.The Urban Redevelopment Authority and Building and Construction Authority are investigating possible unauthorised rooftop structures at two condominiums in Haig Avenue.
BCA has so far assessed that “there is no impact on the structural integrity of one of the units”, the agencies said in a joint response to queries from The Straits Times.The authorities were alerted to the possible illegal roof structures and began inspection of one of the units in June 2024, ST understands.
Beyond MCST approval, regulatory approvals may also be required. For alterations that increase the GFA or affect planning parameters, URA’s approval must be obtained, said URA and BCA. At least two of the owners are in the MCST management committee of their respective condos. One is the chairman of the EiS Residences management committee.The management committee of Rose Maison did not respond to queries on the matter.
Property owners will be required to remove unauthorised structures if they are not allowed to be retained. He added that such works often go unnoticed unless discovered by URA or BCA during inspections, or in the unfortunate event of an accident or collapse.
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