We are parking in front of main gate and there are no issue, security will only advice to park properly if owner obstruct the road, for the time being what we notice is security allow visitor to park in front of those vacant house due to low occupancy, but for area where there are owner staying, they will round more frequent to make sure visitor will not simply parking. But officially visitor has to park at allocated parking area. There have been occasion where owner having wedding or house warming function with lots of visitor, security will stand guard at each junction and give direction to visitor where to park.

Early stage contractor vehicle must be parking inside parking lot, but now days we notice they have been more lenient maybe because lesser contractor compared to early days after phase 1 owner collect keys. With phase 2 owner start collect keys and begin their renovation, I think they will tighten up the enforcement because otherwise there are for sure some contractor will simply parking and obstruct half the road. Anyway just raise up any doubts with management.

We were told 3rd access card will be charge but dont know the charges because we have only 2 cars

Before collect key need to make appointment, I remember need to fill up some forms, collect keys with house rule booklet, they will brief some rules but normally just ask us to read ourselves, after that handover some loose fittings like water tap and shower tap, and need to make appointment to install these loose fittings, on the day install these loose fitting they will arrange plumber to start filling the water tank and check any leaking on the spot, but some leaking will only appear some days later or during renovation.

On the same day we collect keys, they will give some defect forms for each floor, bring us to our unit, roughly bring us around the unit and leave us to check the defect ourselves and note down in the form and handover to management after we finish our inspection.

For DS, if original study room can but will be very narrow and the wooden door cannot be fully open. If combine with balcony the bed need to put near to window to avoid blocking wooden door. Unless you want to seal off the wooden door and use sliding door as entrance then easier to arrange furniture, just my humble opinion.

Yup type B, normally we hang at car porch area otherwise cloth will not get direct sun light if hang at balcony area even though not sealed, agree?

Last time when we moving in, we were told 3rd access card we need to pay 1 time payment of RM50. We can park in front of auto gate as long as not obstructing the road without additional charges.

As for window, developer will allow to install but MPKJ will not approve, owner will have to bear the risk of getting fined or asking to dismantle during application for individual strata title, because we were told by developer that we are now still under master strata title.

Cant remember but should be around there, thought you suppose to collect keys for 2nd phase, can go in your house and take a look? Sorry got new born bb so every day reach home just busy handle him is enough. If i remember will take a look at home, but pity is home got no internet cant reply immediately.

Then there should be no issue for you at all, because Type E also using 1st floor for jemur baju, our type B has no other option haha..

Actually i think this is the 2nd or 3rd batch of security changed since we moved in. Yup the security might be a bit harsh sometime and they should be more polite when carrying out their duty, however if they have been advice few times to the same contractor or owner, sure they will get angry too right? I am not sure whether this is the scenario but there are some owner or visitor just simply park and blocking half the road, there were once more serious case where the car was park in the middle of the road and near to junction which is really a shock to us when we turn into the junction from the main road.

Current batch security was new and not knowing them well, but the first batch was quite ok and polite, always greet us when on patrol or at the guard house.

I am type B owner and i believe there were not much phase 1 owner in this forum or they were just passive owner like me. There are actually quite some defect with my unit, hairline crack on several location but they just cover up with some undercoat and repaint it, more serious crack found at the car porch wall both side with our neighbour and was only covered with some plaster and repaint, now the crack reappear. Hollow tiles was everywhere on the floor and on the wall especially toilet wall, we complain and they change it. The gap between tiles was not filled nicely but we didnt notice it earlier, now there are many location where the cement was "peeled" off after we wash or mob the floor, especially the toilet floor where the cement has been washed away by shower and laundry water. Toilet and kitchen pipe was blocked by cement and do check this carefully if you found the water drain off slowly from your basin. Car Porch main gate was slanted due to too heavy, sliding door also slanted but they didnt rectify and we just accept it cos still acceptable even though not perfectly installed. Some minor water leaking in toilet and rectified. So pls check your unit thoroughly and get it rectified.Good luck!

I cant really remember, should be within 14 days after they receive your form, you may find out from Nizam or Edrus.

Think they have to handle it within 14 days but whether get it rectified depend on the complexity of the rectification work, please see whether written on the complain form or check with Nizam. My experience was sometimes they will delay and telling you that there are too many rectification work and we have to wait, so you have to chase them if no response after 1 week of complain if you are urgent.

Think someone already answered your question on checking hollow tiles. As for those hairline crack, up to now it does not reappear after apply undercoat and repaint. Only those bigger crack where i think they should hack and cement it instead just using some sort of plaster to cover it, though i am not sure whether this should be the way, any expert here?

If you are busy, maybe can arrange for the fixing of tap fitting first, the you can check the defect on the same day they install the fittings, after they installed and filled up the water tank, you may proceed to check for the leakage, but maybe 1 day cannot finish checking the whole house in detail unless you bring few helpers.