Roads in the MS Community

There are nine feeder roads in our MS Community. They are as follows:


(1) Jalan Margosa SD10/1


(2) Jalan Margosa SD10/1A


(3) Jalan Margosa SD10/1B


(4) Jalan Margosa SD10/1C


(5) Jalan Margosa SD10/1D


(6) Jalan Margosa SD10/1E


(7) Jalan Margosa SD10/2


(8) Jalan Margosa SD10/3


(9) Jalan Margosa SD10/3A

Monitoring complaints on the roads:

Roads in MS Community which require urgent attention and action

Friday, 23 April, 2010 23:14
From: "Jonathan Lee"
To: "Karen Sharma" Cc: "Tan Kim Yoke"

Dear Karen,

Sorry for the delay in sending the information below:

1.Jalan Margosa SD10/1 - In front of SD10/1C & SD10/1D
2.Jalan Margosa SD10/1A - In front of nos. 1,2, 5-8
3.Jalan Margosa SD10/1B - In front of nos. 5, 16 & for 19 it is the side road
4.Jalan Margosa SD10/1C - In front of nos. 3, 5, 7-9, 12,
5.Jalan Margosa SD10/1D - In front of nos. 3, 7, 9, 16 & 18
6.Jalan Margosa SD10/1E - In front of nos. 1-5, 8&9, TNB Sub-station
7.Jalan Margosa SD10/2 - In front of nos. 1-3, 6-9, 11-21, 23A, 26-28, 30-33,36-42, 43A
8.Jalan Margosa SD10/3 - In front of nos. 1, 3-11, 13, 19, 21-23, 25 & 28, lane between 13 & 13A
9.Jalan Margosa SD10/3A - In front of nos. 1, 3A-12

Personally I do not think filling the potholes or patching the holes needed would not help the situation. About 16 years had gone by and therefore It is most needful to resurface roads like Jalan Margosa SD10/1A, SD10/1E, SD10/2, SD10/3 and SD10/3A. Roads SD10/1B - SD10/1D were resurfaced by Syabas after the change of underground pipe heads.


Blessings,

Jonathan Lee Kim Seong

Better pay for security guards

Friday April 23, 2010

Better pay for security guards
By SHAUN HO and CHRISTINA TAN


KUALA LUMPUR: Security guards in the private sector will enjoy a huge increase in salary beginning July 1.

Announcing the pay increase yesterday, Human Resources Minister Datuk Dr S. Subramaniam said the take-home pay for workers in the sector after the increase would range between RM1,100 and RM1,450 per month.

Their current salary is between RM300 and RM400 per month as provided under the Wages Council Act, he said, adding that the details of the salary increase in various zones would be released later.

Dr Subramaniam said about 40,000 foreigners are involved in the industry, and ministry sources said about 150,000 Malaysians worked as security guards.

He also hoped the salary in­­crease would encourage more Malaysians to become guards.

“We are also planning to in­­crease the salary of workers in the textiles, electronics and hospitality industries. We hope to finalise it by the end of the year,” he told reporters at the Parliament lobby here yesterday.

Dr Subramaniam said his ministry was now reviewing the labour laws to encourage economic growth to complement the New Economic Model.

He said the ministry had discussed this with the Malaysian Employers Federation, the Federation of Malaysian Manufac­turers, the Malaysian Trades Union Congress, National Union of Plantation Workers and Cuepacs to get feedback and proposals.

He added that the ministry planned to review various labour laws with the hope of making things more business-friendly,” he added.

Datuk Lee Hwa Beng, who is chairman of the national minimum wage council for private security guards, said that with the new salary scale, security guards should perform better.

The low pay had resulted in poor quality work, he said, adding that many had to work double shifts or work 16 hours to make ends meet

“This has caused the public to lose confidence in the industry,” Lee added.

Below is the article in Bahasa Melayu taken from Berita Harian dated 23rd April 2010:

Gaji minimum jaga RM1,100 mulai Julai

2010/04/23

KUALA LUMPUR: Kira-kira 190,000 pengawal keselamatan akan menikmati kenaikan gaji pokok antara 67 peratus hingga 75 peratus kepada RM1,100 hingga RM1,450, mulai 1 Julai depan.

Menteri Sumber Manusia, Datuk Dr S Subramaniam, berkata pekerja sektor keselamatan ketika ini menerima gaji pokok antara RM300 hingga RM400. Bercakap kepada pemberita di lobi Parlimen semalam, beliau berkata keputusan menaikkan gaji itu dilakukan mengikut Akta Majlis Penetapan Gaji 1947. “Saya mengharapkan dengan kenaikan gaji pokok itu, dapat menarik lebih ramai warga tempatan menyertai sektor keselamatan, sekali gus mengurangkan pergantungan kepada pekerja asing,” katanya.

Ketika ini ada antara 30,000 hingga 40,000 pengawal keselamatan warga asing.

Subramaniam berkata, Majlis Penetapan Gaji juga sedang menyediakan kertas kerja bagi pekerja di sektor perkhidmatan, elektronik dan tekstil.

"Kita berharap dapat mengumumkan gaji pokok minimum dalam sektor hospitaliti sebaik saja kajian mengenainya selesai dalam tempoh dua hingga tiga bulan lagi. Kita memerlukan lebih masa mengkaji gaji minimum untuk pekerja industri lain," katanya.

Sementara itu, katanya, kementerian dalam proses mengkaji semua undang-undang buruh untuk menggalakkan pertumbuhan ekonomi selaras dengan Model Ekonomi Baru (MEB) yang diumumkan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Razak.

Doing our bit to stop illegal ads menace

Doing our bit to stop illegal ads menace
VALLEY VIEWS WITH BAVANI M


THERE are times when one simply has to admire their creativity and persistence. They certainly know a thing or two about copywriting and the importance of strategic location. And they do not give up easily. Apparently, some have even gone from being mere localised entities to go “state-wide” as their “ads” can be seen everywhere in the Klang Valley.

I am talking about the creative souls who take up every available space there is to advertise their services and products, ranging from ‘Pinjaman Mudah’ (easy loans) to private tuition to ‘Ubat Kuat Lelaki (male aphrodisiacs) and what not.

They utilise phone booths and pedestrian bridges to hang their posters, banners and buntings. They also deface public amenities such as lamp-posts, road-signs, fuse boxes with stickers that come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and colours. Even trees are “adorned” with innovative DIY advertisement materials.

The neighbourhood where I live in Jalan Kelang Lama is fast becoming the land of illegal ads!


No more sorry sights: An MBPJ officer tearing down illegal bunting, mostly put up by money lenders, in SS2.

These ubiquitous posters, banners, buntings and stickers are not only an eye sore; they also carry with them some negative effects on both the motorists and the environment.

The menace has aroused increasing discontent among city residents, yet no matter how many times you complain to the authorities to take them down, the illegal ads keep coming back!

Just a month ago, the issue of illegal advertisement cropped up when I met Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Ahmad Fuad Ismail in his office in Jalan Raja Laut.

The mayor expressed his concern about the issue and said DBKL would wage an all out war against those involved in the activity.

Apart from imposing a bigger fine, other solutions being explored by the DBKL include finding a non-stick surface preparation technology to prevent people from sticking bills and posters as well as calling up the number advertised and hauling the owners to court!

Over in Klang, Klang municipal councillor Lim Lip Suan is offering cash incentives to residents who remove all forms of illegal advertising. Residents are paid 30 sen to 50 sen to bring down illegal advertisements in their neighbourhood.

The Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) had, during its full board meeting last month, said it would bar the telephone lines advertised by illegal advertisers.

The MPSJ is working with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to curb the problem of illegal banners, buntings and stickers offering an assortment of services.

Indeed this phone war on illegal posters has been adopted before. The China Internet Information Centre a few years ago reported that Shanghai Public Sanitation Bureau officials pestered people who illegally pasted flyers on poles or walls with a barrage of phone calls in a bid to curb the activity.

It involved audio software which would automatically call the particular mobile phone number left on the advert every other hour. The frequency for calling would be raised gradually to deter offenders.

The system proved effective with 80% of the offenders choosing to stop their activities by shutting down the mobile. Perhaps the DBKL might consider something similar.

Fuad invited the public to be his eyes and ears and report on these illegal activities, but I think the public can take that invitation further and play a more proactive role, like the persistent residents of Taman Danau Desa, Jalan Klang Lama.

Fed up with the unsightly posters and banners that adorned every nook and cranny of the neighbourhood, the Danau Villa Residents Association decided to clean up their neighbourhood (Star Metro May 23 ‘Cleaning Up Taman Desa).

’Members would make it a point to stop and pull down illegal banners and unsightly materials that they came across as they go about their daily routine. Needless to say, their persistence has proven to be effective.

It is our joint social responsibility and civic duty to keep our neighbourhoods and cities clean and not just expect the local governments to do everything. Everyone must do their part in building a sense of belonging for their neighbourhood and make it their own.

Reporting from MS Community:

Our MS Community is not spared of this illegal ads menace. We must take the necessary needed action to stop this menace once for all eternity. Just see how our street pole look like with these illegal ads.

The trees planted along Jalan Margosa SD 10/1 are also adorned with decorations from money lenders, lorry owners, etc

These illegal ads have really gone too far and too high!

Barbecue Dinner on 1st May 2010

date Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 9:11 AM subject Barbecue Dinner on 1st May 2010 mailed-bygmail.com hide details 9:11 am (2 days ago) Dear residents of MS Community, On 11th April 2010 our Deputy Chairman Sidney Khoo Ching Jye of MS Committee sent out the following sms: "Dear Margosa Residents, MS Committee will be organising Barbecue Dinner to further strengthen MS Community spirit on Labour Day. Please confirm your attendance latest by 25th April 2010. Contributions are most welcome. Date: 1st May 2010 Time: 6.00pm Venue: SD 10/3 Park Food: Halal food only MS Committee, Sidney Khoo" A few days ago flyers on this matter were delivered to your homes. It is our hope that you will support this social event. Puan Jeffry Faisal and Puan Swadish have committed their support to make our first social function a resounding success. Warmest regards, Jonathan Lee Kim Seong For and on behalf of, MS Committee

MBPJ's stand on "boom gates"

From: wei beng LIEW [mailto:weibengliew@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 6:50 PM
To: Yew Cheng Ho DJROA; Kon ton lee TAMERA; Lim Pay Chye RTSS23; Rajes DURA; Freddy Khoo Atilia RA; Johan Tung; Goay RA MEGAH MAS; Ronnie Danker APAC sect 10; Adrian Tan Hock Seng TMJRA; aLISSIA ra; Freddy Khoo Atilia RA; Ng Sau Kuen APAC; Sunny Yap TMJRA; Ban Loong Tan; Ngiam RT SS2 Barat; Steve Sacdev BURA; Chan Yee Onn; Choilin RA sect 12; Gary Choong; Gary Choong; loh chan wai; Ng Chee Kong Ronald DJROA; Wendy Chan; Rajes RA DURA ss21; Thirumanian RA Sect SS21 DU; Eileen Thong RT SS 20; K W Gary Yeoh; Laurette Gomez RA SECT 12; Johnny Tong; kl TAN rt ss25; Ravindran Kutty RA sRI dAMANSARA; Victor Lye TROPICANA; Magirin RAss2 uTARA; Megahmas RA; Patsy Oorjitham; Ravindran SS4C

Subject: MBPJ's stand on "boom gates"

Dear RAs/RTs Chairman & Chairperson,

I have just learned that MBPJ, thru' a sub-committee had convened a meeting and have decided TO MAKE a stand that all "boom-gates" erected within the authority of MBPJ - illegal and shall be removed/dismantled ASAP or when or after an official letter is issued to all those concerned.

I was made to believe that MBPJ is just making a stand in order to protect themselves from any legal liability, however, folks we need to meet to discuss before they enforce the decision!

Be it as it may, APAC is very concerned that MBPJ may with the support of the state Government enforced the decision.

APAC propose we all meet up to "brainstorm" this critical issue ASAP.

We suggest the following:

Date : 21 April 2010 (Wednesday)

Time : 8.00 pm

Venue : Balai Raya DJROA (Damansara Jaya Residents and Owners Association)
No. 1a, Jalan SS 22/26, Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya.

Agenda : MBPJ's stand on "Boom-Gates" - the removal

Please forward to RAs or RTs not in my list, for those on the list please send a maximum of 3 representatives. thks. Also, kindly respond with a confirmation if you are attending

Cheers APAC Liew

Auxiliary cops needed for Petaling Jaya

Auxiliary cops needed for Petaling Jaya
By FAZLEENA AZIZ
fazleena@thestar.com.my


IT was a proactive move by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) when it announced that it wanted to have an auxiliary police unit under the enforcement department.

MBPJ had allocated RM4.29mil from its 2010 budget for the purpose, which included emolument, services equipment, assets and other expenses.

Petaling Jaya mayor Datuk Mohamad Roslan Sakiman had said the the auxiliary police was to complement efforts by the police force to keep crime at bay.

It was also in line with MBPJ’s objective to make Petaling Jaya a safer city.

The application was turned down last month and the council submitted an appeal a few days later. It would only know the outcome of this in two months.


For safety: Auxilary policemen on duty at a shopping centre in the Klang Valley

Subang MP Sivarasa Rasiah said Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan had rejected the application because of “overlapping responsibilities”.

The grounds for the rejection is not unreasonable as some of the district police jurisdiction and tasks will be overlapping should this come through.

Sivarasa had said the current ratio in Petaling Jaya was one officer to 1,200 residents, which is far from the ideal ratio of one officer to 250 residents.

According to Petaling Jaya Utara MP Tony Pua, Klang and Petaling Jaya have the highest crime rate in the state.

So setting up the auxiliary police would help fight crime especially in residential neighbourhoods.

However, some residents argued that having 100 auxiliary policemen would not be sufficient as they would have other duties such as escorting VIPs and guarding the municipal courts.

Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Arjunaidi Mohamed had said the police were concentrating on high crime rate areas like Sea Park and Damansara.

He said the crime rate was much lower in areas like SS3 and SS5 but gave an assurance that they were beefing up personnel in areas like Sea Park and Damansara.

Kuala Lumpur Sentral is one of the examples where auxiliary police are present to ensure safety and security. Being a high-risk area with thousands of commuters and foreigners, the auxiliary unit is essential for the safety of Petaling Jaya residents.

Street Lights in MS Community

TNB's concrete pole


Pole's reference number


An example of pole reference number which is not clear. It should read JM SD10/3 6 in front of house no. 5 at Jalan Margosa SD10/3.

TNB is our sole supply provider. TNB has standardised the design and installation of streetlights all throughout the country. The lamps are mounted on TNB's concrete poles that bear the company's colour of blue and red, and also a reference number, which can be seen on the picture above.

Telephone no. for enquiry/complaint: 15454 (language- Malay or English)

Telephone no. for Kedia Tenaga : 03-62506030

There are nine feeder roads in MS Community and the details (name of road, pole's reference number, house number and remarks) of street lights are given as follows:

(1) Jalan Margosa SD10/1

(2) Jalan Margosa SD10/1A

(a) JM SD10/2 in front of 1 (Remarks:No pole reference number)

(b) JM SD10/2 in front of 6 (Remarks:Incomplete pole reference number)

(c) JM SD10/2 18 in front of 9

(3) Jalan Margosa SD10/1B

(a) JM SD10/1B in front of 1 (Remarks:Street pole without lantern)

(b) JM SD10/1B 2 in front of 9

(c) JM SD10/1B x in front of 19 (Remarks:Street pole without lantern)

(d) JM SD10/1B x in front of 20 (Remarks:Incomplete pole reference number)

(4) Jalan Margosa SD10/1C

(a) JM SD10/1C 1 in front of 1

(b) JM SD10/1C 2 in front of 9

(c) JM SD10/1C 3? in front of 20 (Remarks:Pole reference no. incomplete)

(5) Jalan Margosa SD10/1D

(a) JM SD10/1D 2 in front of 12 (Remarks:Pole reference no. not clear)

(b) Service pole in front of 19

(c) JM SD10/1D x in front of 20 (Remarks:No pole reference no.)

(6) Jalan Margosa SD10/1E

(7) Jalan Margosa SD10/2

(8) Jalan Margosa SD10/3

Street ID, House No., Remarks

(a) JM SD10/3 1/1 in front of 28

(b) JM SD10/3 1 in front of 27 (Remarks:No lantern, palm tree too tall)

(c) JM SD10/3 2 in front of 21

(d) JM SD10/3 3 in front of 16

(e) JM SD10/3 4 in front of 12

(f) JM SD10/3 5 in front of 8

(g) JM SD10/3 6 in front of 5

(h) JM SD10/3 7 in front of 1

(9) Jalan Margosa SD10/3A

(a) JM SD10/3A in front of 1 (Remarks:Pole ref. no. is not visible)

(b) JM SD10/3A in front of 3 (Remarks:Pole ref. no. is incomplete)

(c) JM SD10/3A in front of 7 (Remarks: No pole ref. no.)

(d) JM SD10/3A in front of 11 (Remarks:No pole ref. no.)

Gated issue still a hot topic - MBPJ has only approved one application so far

MAYOR SPEAKS
MOHAMAD ROSLAN SAKIMAN







THE issue of gated and guarded communities must be the most hotly debated topic in Petaling Jaya currently, with one side saying they need the system to keep criminals at bay while the other insists that it is simply illegal to block public roads.

The Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) follows the existing guidelines issued by the Housing and Local Government Ministry, as well as the Gated and Guarded Community draft guidelines by the Selangor Housing and Property Board.

Meanwhile, we also adhere to the Ownership Strata Act 1985 (Act 318), particularly Section 6 (1A) that touches on “Gated Communities”.

The definition of a guarded community scheme is that it is an enclave provided with security services with or without a guard house and no physical barriers.

On the other hand, gated community is defined under Act 318 as a development that is demarcated with a physical structure that runs along the perimeter or boundary with controlled access to the public.

The following points have to be complied with if a housing estate wishes to subscribe to the gated and guarded scheme:

·Request has to come from residents associations, or the developer if it is a new development;

·At least 85% consent from the residents (for existing housing schemes);

·Only one guard house is permitted and it should measure 6m x 8m;

·The guard house should not obstruct traffic flow and should be built on the side of the road with written permission from the local authority;

·Vehicles cannot be prohibited from entering the housing estate;

·Boom gates are only allowed to be used from midnight to 6am;

·The authorities are allowed to enter the said area at any time; and

·The installation of perimeter fencing is strictly prohibited.

So far, the council has approved only one of the 15 applications received as the rest failed to meet the requirements.

A total of 28 housing estates are implementing the gated and guarded system illegally and we have not received any applications from them. The council is taking action and we will remove the obstructions and bill the residents for the job if they fail to do it.

We are also looking at alternatives for residents to enjoy a safe environment without compromising on convenience and accessibility.

My suggestion is for residents’ associations and Rukun Tetangga to further boost solidarity through the inculcation of neighbourliness.

Residents can foster closer ties with their neighbours and the community and patrol their own neighbourhoods.

The council has also appealed to the police after the proposal to set up an auxiliary police force was turned down. We are still awaiting their response.

Note: This comment appeared on The Star Central Metro Pg M11 on 14th April 2010.

Giving RAs a bigger voice

RESIDENTS Associations (RAs) in the Klang Valley will soon have an effective platform to engage directly with their local councils and relevant agencies.

Under an initiative by The Star and RED FM, about 180 RAs in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya would be invited for meeting to be held at Menara Star, Petaling Jaya on April 25 at 3pm.

The Star group chief editor/executive director Datuk Seri Wong Chun Wai said the tie-up with the RAs was part of the media group’s efforts to work closely with its readers and highlight the problems they faced in their neighbourhoods.

“The topic for the meeting is something that has been hotly debated and close to the hearts of residents in the Klang Valley — neighbourhood safety.

“The residents and authorities can discuss and find a workable solution for the safety of their homes,” Wong said.

He said the programme would also see The Star and RED FM going to various neighbourhoods in the Klang Valley to hold carnivals which would include games, food fairs and contests for the residents.

The RED Ryder team would also be having roadshows to promote the event at the various neighbourhoods in the Klang Valley.

Wong said RED FM would hold live broadcasts at the location of the carnivals to allow listeners to take part in the issues being discussed at the particular neighbourhood.

“We want to go to the ground to serve as an effective bridge between the RAs and the authorities.

“We have also designed special programmes and events where local RAs can benefit from the sale of our publications and other products.

“Part of the proceeds from the sales of these items will be channelled back to the RAs which they can use to fund their activities,” Wong said.

He said the briefing session on April 25 would provide details to the RAs on the framework of the mini-carnivals to be held at the various neighbourhoods .

“We intend to hold mini-carnivals once every fortnight at a selected neighbourhood. It will be on first come-first-served basis. Some RAs have already given us their preferred dates and we will do our best to accommodate them,” he added.

Among the RAs which have confirmed their participation for the programme are Bukit Jelutong, Damansara Emas, Mutiara Subang and Bukit Antarabangsa.

The guest-of-honour will be KL mayor Datuk Seri Ahmad Fuad Ismail.

RAs interested in participating in the meeting, which is strictly by invitation only, can contact Vijay Indran (016-205 3636), Kumar (019-351 9732), Rao (012-286 0066) or Lorenzo (016-610 4141) before April 17.

Lighting of all our parks: To deal with it under agenda 13Thursday, 25 March, 2010 11:32

Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 01:00:21 +0000
From: leeks5229@yahoo.co.uk
Subject: Lighting of all our parks: To deal with it under agenda 13
To: sharmakaren@hotmail.com
CC: ravindran@northport.com.my; ravirknair@gmail.com

Honorary Secretary
BSDRA

Dear Karen,

Greetings.

I wish to congratulate BSDRA for holding its 15th AGM this coming Sunday, 28th March 2010. I am proud to be been associated with BSDRA as a Life Member and a former of the committee.

I still remember one of main issues that BSDRA has often brought up with the then MPPJ (now MBPJ) was to light up all our parks. The then President, Y. Bhg. Dato' Emran agreed to include in the Council's annual budgets so that the lighting up of parks could be carried out in a systematic manner. After hearing our needs, Y. Bhg. Dato' recognised the importance of making our "township" brighter so as to deter unwelcome visitors to our homes.

I still remember with gratitude the first area to be lighted was the park located at Jalan Kenanga SD9/5J and this was done many years ago. I was also given to understand that other areas like Cempaka, another part of Kenanga, Jati, the Central Spine located between Kenanga and Margosa, etc were subsequently provided with light poles. However there are still several parks which are still in darkness at nightfall.

It is my hope that BSDRA would provide the members with the names of the parks with the lighting facility and those which are still without. Please allow me to name two parks in our MS Community: 295 OU 10/1A which has a short jogging track and 242 OU 10/3 which are in dire need of lights. Our MS Committee could only afford to fix up some light bulbs at the moment. With the help of our members, the other parks with their needs could be very easily identified.

There is a need to take this matter with MBPJ again. We must endeavour to get all parks lighted in the shortest possible time.

Best regards,

Lee Kim Seong, Jonathan
Life Member
Membership No. 0113

MBPJ Jabatan Kejuruteraan (Engineering Department)

Jabatan Kejuruteraan

Pengarah (Kejuruteraan)
Tuan Ir Haji Cheremi bin Tarman
03-79552243 / 03-79584221 (Telefon)
03-79584220 (Faks)

Pegawai Lain

Bahagian Penyelenggaraan

Penolong Pengarah Kanan Kejuruteraan (Saliran)
Tn. Ir. Ahmad Roslan b. Hairudin (03-79552253)

Penolong Pengarah Kejuruteraan (Jalan)
Pn. Norariah binti Che Mat (03-79555849)

Penolong Pengarah Kejuruteraan (Lalulintas)
Pn. Hjh. Noraini binti Hj. Mohd Din (03-79555624)

Penolong Pengarah Kanan (Tender dan Kontrak)
Pn. Saliza binti Mohd Masri

Bahagian Pembangunan

Timbalan Pengarah (Kejuruteraan)
En. Abdul Shukor bin Mohamed Noor (03-79541028)

Penolong Pengarah Kanan Kejuruteraan (Pembangunan)
Pn. Hanizah binti Katab

Penolong Pengarah Kejuruteraan (Pembangunan)
En. Mohd Aswardi Kong bin Mohd Azizi (03-79555239)

Bahagian Mekanikal & Elektrikal

Penolong Pengarah Kanan (Mekanikal dan Elektrikal)
En. Azhar bin Zakaria (03-78767399)

Fungsi Jabatan (Bahagian Pembangunan & Penyelenggaraan)

•Pengurusan jalan, lalulintas dan infrastruktur
•Penyelenggaraan & pembaikan jalan, perparitan & lain-lain
•Mengawal pembangunan infrastruktur oleh swasta
•Menguruskan permit, penutupan & pengorekan jalan dan bahan binaan
•Mengurus dokumen-dokumen kontrak dan spesifikasi tender & infrastruktur
•Menguruskan projek-projek pembangunan Majlis
•Menyelenggara perabot jalan & papan tanda lalulintas
•Menguruskan sistem saliran dan jalan raya tetap di kawasan pentadbiran Majlis
•Melaksanakan projek-projek pembangunan Majlis
•Melaksanakan pembangunan infrastruktur Majlis
•Menyelenggara harta Majlis
•Memantau semua projek-projek pembangunan dan penyelengaraan Majlis

Fungsi Jabatan (Bahagian Mekanikal & Elektrikal)

•Mengurus & menyelenggara bengkel
•Mengurus & menyelenggara kenderaan jentera dan mesin majlis
•Mengurus & menyelenggara lampu-lampu jalan, bangunan, taman dan sebagainya
•Memproses dan meluluskan pelan-pelan lampu jalan
•Mengurus bil-bil air & elektrik
•Mengurus dan menyelenggara peralatan eletronik, lif dan penyelenggaraan perkara-perkara berkaitan
•Menguruskan projek-projek pembangunan Majlis
•Menyelenggara papan-papan iklan majlis dan bangunan-bangunan Majlis

Engineering Department

Director (Engineering)
Tuan Ir Haji Cheremi bin Tarman
cheremi@mbpj.gov.my
03-79552243 / 03-79584221 (Tel)
03-79584220 (Fax)

Other Officers

Maintenance Division

Engineering Senior Assistant Director (Drainage)
Tn. Ir. Ahmad Roslan b. Hairudin (03-79552253)

Engineering Assistant Director (Streets)
Pn. Norariah binti Che Mat (03-79555849)

Engineering Assistant Director (Traffic)
Pn. Hjh. Noraini binti Hj. Mohd Din (03-79555624)

Senior Assistant Director (Tenders and Contracts)
Pn. Saliza binti Mohd Masri

Development Division

Assistant Director (Engineering)
En. Abdul Shukor bin Mohamed Noor (03-79541028)

Engineering Senior Assistant Director (Development)
Pn. Hanizah binti Katab

Engineering Assistant Director (Development)
En. Mohd Aswardi Kong bin Mohd Azizi (03-79555239)

Mechanical & Electrical Division
Senior Assistant Director (Mechanical & Electrical)
En. Azhar bin Zakaria (03-78767399)

Roles (Development & Maintenance Division)

•Managing streets, traffic and infrastructure
•Repairing & performing maintenance of streets, drainage and others
•Regulating private infrastructural development
•Managing permits, street closure & excavation and construction materials
•Managing contract documents; and tender and infrastructural specifications
•Managing Council development projects
•Performing maintenance of road furniture & traffic signboards
•Managing drainage and traffic systems in the Council administration area
•Executing Council development projects
•Developing Council infrastructure
•Performing maintenance of Council properties
•Regulating all Council development and maintenance projects

Roles (Mechanical & Electrical Division)

•Managing & performing maintenance of workshop
•Managing & performing maintenance of council vehicles and machines
•Managing & performing maintenance of street lights, buildings, parks and such
•Processing and approving street light plans
•Utility bills
•Managing & performing maintenance of electronic equipments, elevators and related materials
•Managing Council development projects
•Performing maintenance of Council billboards and buildings

MBPJ Jabatan Landskap (Landscaping Department)

Jabatan Landskap

Pengarah (Landskap)
Pn. Zuraidah binti Sainan
zurai@mbpj.gov.my
03-78048906 (Telefon)
03-78048909 (Faks)


Pegawai Lain
Penolong Pengarah Kanan (Lanskap)
En. Badrulzaman bin Jaafar (03-78048907)
badrulzaman@mbpj.gov.my

Penolong Pengarah (Landskap) 1
Pn.Nurbaiti binti Abd Wahab
(03-78048907)

Penolong Pengarah (Landskap) 2
Pn. Sharizatul Shima binti Shamsuri

Fungsi Jabatan

•Memproses dan meluluskan pelan-pelan dan kerja-kerja landskap
•Menyelenggara landskap dan senitaman
•Membangunkan pengindahan Bandar dari segi landskap dan kemudahn rekreasi
•Merancang dan mengawal pembangunan landskap
•Merancang dan melaksana program pembangunan landskap
•Merancang dan melaksana program pembangunan dan penyelenggaraan landskap
•Menyediakan kemudahan riadah yang lengkap dan memenuhi kehendak semasa
•Khidmat hiasan dan penyelenggaraan pokok teduhan
•Khidmat nasihat teknikal landskap

Alamat
Sebarang surat-menyurat, boleh dihantar ke:

No. 3 Jalan Perbandaran SS7,
Kelana Jaya,
47301 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan.

Landscaping Department

Director (Landscaping)
Pn. Zuraidah binti Sainan
zurai@mbpj.gov.my
03-78048906 (Tel)
03-78048909 (Fax)


Other Officers
Senior Assistant Director (Landscaping)
En. Badrulzaman bin Jaafar (03-78048907)
badrulzaman@mbpj.gov.my

Assistant Director (Landscaping) 1
Pn.Nurbaiti binti Abd Wahab
(03-78048907)

Assistant Director (Landscaping) 2
Pn. Sharizatul Shima binti Shamsuri

Roles
•Processing and approving lanscaping works and plans
•Performing landscaping and park beautification works
•Developing city lanscape beautification programmes and recreational facilities
•Planning and regulating landscaping works
•Planning and executing landscape development programmes
•Planning and executing landscape development and maintenance programmes
•Providing complete recreational facilities that fulfill current needs
•Performing landscaping works on trees that provide shade
•Providing technical consultancy on landscaping

Address
Send all mails to:

No. 3 Jalan Perbandaran SS7,
Kelana Jaya,
47301 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan.

MS Community - Our maiden effort at gotong royong

Our communal gotong royong which was planned to kick off at 7.45am could only commence at around 9.00am because there was a refreshing shower of blessing. Our residents numbering 32 excluding children went about their "work" with great enthusiasm after a briefing by Mr Clarence J Dennis, our Organising Chairman.

The presence of members of our BSDRA Committee 2010/2011 was the added encouragement. We were very well supported by staff of Alam Flora and SH-R Enterprise.


This young girl prayed for the rain to stop.


Clarence was really delighted when the rain finally stopped.


Kelvin Yap doing his best and Dass was waiting to clean up. Good teamwork!


Mrs Ng was really in high spirit. The way to go, Mrs Ng!




































Mrs Heng, Mrs Ong and Heng Jr were happily at work.


Our Organising Chairman, Mr Clarence J Dennis, Jonathan Lee and a staff of Alam Flora.