Latest piece of news...apparently they have applied and got one year extension from govt, thus penalty will kick in only after 4 years. They will however try to co plete in 3 years. This came from the lawyer.

Kindly elaborate on this, a bit blur..what u mean by one year extension? Is it the development period of the project?

This post has been edited by skywalker78: Dec 29 2013, 10:15 PM

Typical construction period for such strata title project is 36 months as shown in SPA. However, when the building exceeds certain height, developer can apply to extend from 36 to 48 months. This is very common of high rises above certain floors. Those who signed SPA were highlighted of the 48 months.

If Ecoworld fails to give VP to purchasers when it is 4 years, the purchasers have very rights to claim LAD (penalty is layman term). Liquidated ascertained damage. Knowing them, they will normally deliver in time or slightly earlier, based on track record in Setia Alam and others.

Bigman...Thanks for sharing. I hope you could share in more detail more so that it won't create unnecessary worries for others who didn't get a clearer picture.

Thank you

What say you!
http://www.theantdaily.com/news/2013/12/28...tional-momentum

Well I've did a check, the incinerator will be located at Taman Beringin, Kepong.

This post has been edited by skywalker78: Dec 30 2013, 07:51 PM

EW stock price shoot up high. I think buying their syer give u more profit compare buying their ES...haha

Happy New Year 2014 to all!!!

happy new year 2014 !!!

http://www.mysinchew.com/node/94966?tid=10

The issue of stench and untreated garbage at Kepong waste transfer station has become increasingly serious over the past half a year. Photo courtesy: Sin Chew Daily

Other key points....

However, during an exclusive interview with Sin Chew Daily, Nadzri nevertheless confirmed that bidding for the Kepong incinerator project would start this month while specialists have been commissioned to conduct a Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment (DEIA).

The assessment will take approximately nine months and opinions of bidders will also be sought. The final report will be submitted to the department of environment for feasibility study of the project.

Once approved, the awarded contractors will start carrying out the project and the incinerator should go online in 2017 if everything goes smoothly.

Nadzri said the Taman Beringin waste transfer station in Kepong is the ideal location for the project, as the place has always been used as a transfer station for garbage collected around Klang Valley.

He said the transfer station is currently operating beyond its designed capacity and the stench around the dump site has irritated residents nearby.

Once the incinerator goes into operation, it will be able to incinerate 1,000 tonnes of garbage every day, with the remaining sent for landfill, thus helping solve the unbearable stench and environmental issues while extending the life of the landfill.

"As for the garbage trucks causing traffic congestion, this is no more a new issue. Be it a transfer station or an incinerator, the flow of garbage trucks in and out of the premises will be the same, and will not make things worse."

He stressed that residents would surely voice up their objection wherever the government decides to build the incinerators, especially in new locations which have never before handled garbage. This makes it very difficult to convince the public.

Nadzri said the Kepong project will still go ahead despite public objection, unless the department of environment rules that the project could endanger the natural environment and public health.
In the meantime, waste management specialist Dr. Theng Lee Chong feels that Kuala Lumpur is a densely populated city without much land for landfill, and construction of an incinerator is seen as a feasible solution to address the perennial garbage problem.

He agrees that residents will object to a proposal to construct an incinerator, wherever it is to be built. Indeed, everyone is creating rubbish, but no one wants a landfill or waste incinerator at his backyard.





This post has been edited by BigMan123: Jan 4 2014, 06:14 PM

as expected and mentioned in my previous reply, they will use the story of rubish along the mrr2 to published the incenerator is good.

2017, good luck to all and happy new year

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Community/2...ssue-through-v/

The star has taken steps to "educate" its readers on how the gov is tackling the garbage issue, later they will say "incinerator" is THE ONLY way to go. The ppl's paper is so predictable....sigh.......

after all the hu ha hu ha.... an chua?
anybody walk in to showhouse to see whether got units available after dropouts or not?

eco sky....enjoy the rubbish smell in the sky...

I might be going to ecosky showroom this Thursday

This post has been edited by skywalker78: Jan 7 2014, 05:45 PM

Banners all over Kepong, Selayang and Jinjang. 18th Jan 2014, 2.30pm talk by Dato Joey Yap at EcoSky gallery.

He is practically on every new developer launches...mahsing engages them and a few othhers also. So every location is also good feng shui?

This post has been edited by BigMan123: Jan 12 2014, 11:41 AM

I really don't know why they need to engage JY to talk cock here. Maybe for CNY kut...

I know of this company which engaged them to turn their fortunes around 2 years ago and that didnt yield good results. Anyway....he said he is to facilitate as much as possible..dont guarantee anything. His costs probably added 10 psf to buyer's costs.

Having said all, I may pop by to check it out...

visited their office last week, block a and b still units available for various sizes including the smallest