No green light yet for hillslope project, says MPAJ. Don't Ever Believe Them.
RESIDENTS of Taman Hijau Apartment in Ampang can heave a sigh of relief. Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) has clarified that it has not approved the housing development on a hillslope behind their apartment.
Its president, Datuk Ahmad Shafii Saidin, said the project, by Panorama Skyline Sdn Bhd, has yet to get the nod from the council.
"We still have to get approval from the Environment Sensitivity Committee, and discuss 'additional requirements'(?) to get the go ahead. That is yet to be done, and we will do so in one or two months.
"Nothing is happening yet and residents don’t have to worry," he told The Malay Mail.
The developer, he said, had submitted their application to build 194 bungalows, 210 office and shop lots in a 10-storey building, in addition to two basement car parks, on a 24-hectare plot of land, in accordance with the rules and guidelines stipulated by MPAJ.
If the committee, headed by Selangor State Secretary, Datuk Ramlan Othman, finds the development to be dangerous or unsuitable, it will be scrapped.
Asked why MPAJ was late in providing the information sought by the residents, Ahmad Shafii said the council did not see the need to do so as nothing was approved yet.
Residents can raise the matter with the Board of Appeal should the committee approve the project.
Ahmad Shafii was responding to The Malay Mail report on July 19, which highlighted the plight of Taman Hijau Apartment dwellers who oppose the project.
A resident, former diplomat Datuk Mustapha Mahmood, claimed that residents were kept in the dark over the project.
**** Please, please, please people. Never ever believe the words of MPAJ. They will lie through their teeth and when you least expect it they'll spring a real surprise on you that everything has been approved, the contractor followed procedures and nothing can be done to stop it. Money has already changed hands by now and you can bet your last ringgit that the bloody MPAJ is all for this project and is stealthily lobbying hard for approval. There is after all honour among crooks.
It is amazing that with so many influential residents there, the daylight robbers of the MPAJ still manage to do their wheeling and dealing and get away with it. As I've always maintained in my posts on MPAJ and other similar white collar criminal types, there is usually a powerful politician behind the scene actively supporting and egging them on. Catch this big crook and half your problems are over. If I had my way most of these crooked politicians would have already been behind bars serving time for corruption and other related crimes. Alas, who am I but a mere citizen.......
Its president, Datuk Ahmad Shafii Saidin, said the project, by Panorama Skyline Sdn Bhd, has yet to get the nod from the council.
"We still have to get approval from the Environment Sensitivity Committee, and discuss 'additional requirements'(?) to get the go ahead. That is yet to be done, and we will do so in one or two months.
"Nothing is happening yet and residents don’t have to worry," he told The Malay Mail.
The developer, he said, had submitted their application to build 194 bungalows, 210 office and shop lots in a 10-storey building, in addition to two basement car parks, on a 24-hectare plot of land, in accordance with the rules and guidelines stipulated by MPAJ.
If the committee, headed by Selangor State Secretary, Datuk Ramlan Othman, finds the development to be dangerous or unsuitable, it will be scrapped.
Asked why MPAJ was late in providing the information sought by the residents, Ahmad Shafii said the council did not see the need to do so as nothing was approved yet.
Residents can raise the matter with the Board of Appeal should the committee approve the project.
Ahmad Shafii was responding to The Malay Mail report on July 19, which highlighted the plight of Taman Hijau Apartment dwellers who oppose the project.
A resident, former diplomat Datuk Mustapha Mahmood, claimed that residents were kept in the dark over the project.
**** Please, please, please people. Never ever believe the words of MPAJ. They will lie through their teeth and when you least expect it they'll spring a real surprise on you that everything has been approved, the contractor followed procedures and nothing can be done to stop it. Money has already changed hands by now and you can bet your last ringgit that the bloody MPAJ is all for this project and is stealthily lobbying hard for approval. There is after all honour among crooks.
It is amazing that with so many influential residents there, the daylight robbers of the MPAJ still manage to do their wheeling and dealing and get away with it. As I've always maintained in my posts on MPAJ and other similar white collar criminal types, there is usually a powerful politician behind the scene actively supporting and egging them on. Catch this big crook and half your problems are over. If I had my way most of these crooked politicians would have already been behind bars serving time for corruption and other related crimes. Alas, who am I but a mere citizen.......
posted by The Malaysian. at 7/25/2006 11:59:00 AM
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