Dude, the kajang 2 road under the railway is closed at night?

I actually visited the actual unit that i am buying and i noticed that there is a huge uncovered drain at the back of my house ( the whole row) but there is none for the rows behind my house. Wondering if their waste is going to go through the drains at the back of my house and if there is any chance that they are planning to cover those drains. Seems big and it will get clogged and smelly over time esspecially if its used by both rows. Noticed also some cracks on my unit and a few other units there.

The main so called timber main door and white wall tiles used in the toilets looks cheap. No complaints about the rest except for some minor issues that can be fixed i guess.

KTM is not reliable yet maybe MRT will be better soon. I have the same prob about getting in and out of kl from n92. 3x km seems reasonable but its not a straight forward road and probably i will have to use 3 highways to avoid the morning traffic jam (silk, NS Plus, Mex). I think the cheras-kajang-cheras route will be a nightmare in terms of traffic volume. Rather avoid it and pay tolls for a smooth journey.

yup tried d road once but hows the traffic in d mornings ?

Which is the best way to go to klcc on weekdays? North South or via Silk?

hi i'm new to tis forum... wen kajang & semenyih couple weeks ago and visited nadayu92. the sales person there are vry LCLY... i was there around 1pm thn told me to come back after 2.30pm as now is their lunch time.

at 1st wen we reach there, there guard told is the office is hving lunch time so no ppl, so they allow us to walk around the compound but then suddenly 1 lady came out from office n shout dun let them in. as we approach the lady she wen back in to the office n didnt wan to talk to us at all. wat kind of service they r proving. piss me off alot.

i got recommended by fren to hv visit the project n they still hv some limited unit available. well... after tat visit... tq n bye bye... i will put my fund in other project around there.

+1 dont u feel safe buying in this type of development? good buy coz the product is good.

haha. i also got info this september 2013, the phone and internet will be better. u know why? The Rafflesia will open in Sept 2013.  They need all of these. Thank God we got a lot of support from neighbouring development. if not, mesti dilupakan begitu saja.hahah

If Rafflesia doesnt unifi or anything comparable, surely malu wan. I am sure TM will accomodate soon.

If you have a Type A unit, then it is at the last row? I just bought a Type I Superlink on the semidee side, which is also on the last row.

Reason why I am kaypo about this is cos there is a proposal for a dual carriageway linking K2 to Tropicana, which runs immediately behind more or less the entire northern border of N92. U can see this in one of your pics posted here. So whilst I am very excited along with all of you and looking forward to the improved accessibility to N92, just had a bit of concern about this road running behind our houses. I would like to share Michelle Ong of Nadayu HQ's reply to my enquiry, for the benefit of N92 houseowners:

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" We have checked on the buffer which is, from the information we received till date, is approximately:

·        Within our boundary - 25 feet of buffer (* for Type I* - my italics), which we will suggest to have sound barrier along the boundary with us (subject to authority approval).

·        On other parties land –

o  according to MPKJ, 132 feet wide is the provision for the proposed road on other parties’ land and it is proposed to be a 4 lane dual carriageway.

o  Base on general guideline for the width per lane of 12feet, 4 lanes will make up of approx. 48 feet.

o  There is normally a road shoulder at both sides of the carriageway, estimated to be 37feet each from general understanding.

·        In a nutshell, the estimated buffer will be 25feet (our land) + 37feet (other parties’ land)

However, kindly take note that the development plans and public infrastructure upgrade are approved by the authorities base on allowable guidelines, we have no control over anything that does not sit within our boundary and the plans are yet to be finalized by the authority at this juncture."
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So, apparently there is no formal channel for us N92 homeowners to provide our feedback and/or concerns, if any, to this proposed road as it is being built outside our lands and furthermore, it is (or should be) constructed in accordance with established guidelines.

Nevertheless. I believe we can still give our feedback, whether solicited or not... free country mah As we monitor progress on the road project, we can also give suggestions to further improve our environment, in addition to the developer's proposed sound barrier, e.g. planting of trees/hedges within N92 boundary if feasible and also in MBKJ's buffer zone, beside the road (which hopefully should be the norm!)

Views/Opinions/Suggestions?

well, it;s not extension, just seal the balcony with bricks and make it with window..is it allow?