and now, the main course - the
new bus depot! 
These pictures were taken on 29 March 2014, between 1:15pm to
1:39pm.
to some extent, the section of Bulim Avenue (after Bulim Street)
resembles Jurong West Avenue 4 (towards Pioneer Road North) - also
a road that slopes at a gradient, although the gradient here would
smaller than that over at Jurong West Avenue 4.
It seems that in this second phase of construction of road
infrastructure in Bulim, the purpose is just for the bus depot to
be developed.
The remaining section of Bulim Avenue will be constructed, along
with the first section of Bulim Drive - to allow for the
developement of the new bus depot.
I think only the section of Bulim Drive that is required for
development of the new bus depot will be constructed.
I think the other section of Bulim Drive will only be
constructed in future, when the road alignment is finalised.
According to
the plan released by the Housing & Development Board (HDB) when
they released a site at Westwood Avenue for developement of
Executive Condominium Housing, it seems that there
will nolonger
be a junction next to the existing compound of
Westwood Secondary School - where, according to the Masterplan, Wenya Drive (Bulim
Drive) and Jalan Bahar were supposed to intersect - even though
there are provisions for it.
I guess the plan now is for the western section of Wenya Drive
(Bulim Drive) to be re-aligned to slightly northwards to the future
boundary of Westwood Secondary School, north of the future Indoor
Sports Hall.
I doubt the alignment of Wenya Drive (Bulim Drive) is still the
same and has been shortened to just end at the intersection with
Jurong West Street 25, because just one minor arterial road (Bulim
Avenue) is not enough to serve the anticipated high traffic in the
future industrial area. There definitely has to be at least two
minor arterial roads connecting the industrial area to major
arterial roads. So I
guess there will still be an intersection of Wenya
Drive (Bulim Drive) with Jalan Bahar, only that
it will be re-aligned northwards to accomodate the
expansion of Westwood Secondary School's compound and WWSS's
upgrading.
but then again, this may not be true. I am
only speculating.
