Kim Chuan Sewage Treatment Works

Kim Chuan Sewage Treatment Works, later known as Kim Chuan Water Reclamation Plant, was a sewage treatment plant in Singapore. It was bounded by Airport Road and Kim Chuan Road. Opened in 1948, the treatment centre handled sewage from areas east of Bukit Timah and the eastern part of the island. On 15 February 2008, the plant was demolished by Swee Builders Pte Ltd after about 60 years of operation.

History
The Kim Chuan Sewage Treatment Works started operations in 1948. It has undergone several phases of expansion and development. Initially, its capacity for used water treatment was 14,000 cubic metres per day in 1948, but had increased 20 times to 282,000 cubic metres per day.

The plant served the central and eastern parts of Singapore including new towns such as Toa Payoh, Bishan, Whampoa, Kallang, Serangoon, Hougang and Eunos.