QUOTE(taysir17 @ Jun 11 2017, 03:21 PM)
Hi sifus, have a question.
My house is a semi-detached house in KL. Parents did renovation almost 10 years ago (extending kitchen and added extra room) on the side, both of which left 5'ft between the wall and the boundary. Reno done without any approvals obviously.
Is there any way for me to get a CCC? Submit as-built plans and pay fines?
I dont mind paying the cost - ultimate aim for me is to get the approval (to increase house value if i intend to sell in the future).
Or do I have to tear down the renovations to obtain said approvals?
Thanks so much.
Yes you may. Engage an architect to help you on this. Typically the setback is 3050mm (10ft) from side boundary. Not sure if they would allow for approval for 1500mm.
QUOTE(madchin @ Jun 18 2017, 06:41 PM)
Hi sifus
Need your advice. I got a 20x65 unit under MBSA
It's a 3 storey but the 1st floor and 2nd floor is not fully extended. But the ground floor is.
I plan to extend 1st and 2nd floor all the way by using the ground floor beam.
Do you guys think I need a proper procedure for approval?
My reno contractor says the reno works is possible but he needs to add RC slabs for the 1st floor in order to sustain the 2nd floor.
Anyhow what do you guys think?
Thanks
This is consider a major renovation. So naturally you will need a proper procedure for approval. MBSA is quite stringent.
You have to engage architect AND structural engineer to design for the load, and submit for approval.
The current structure for the part you are saying is designated to carry only the ground floor and roof load. Existing roof beam cannot carry the load of another two storeys of concrete, furnitures and live load (humans).
QUOTE(okhui26 @ Jun 18 2017, 09:43 PM)
Hi All,
I got a question, i am going to start my house reno soon, no house extention involve, just normal reno like plaster ceiling, wiring job and some kitchen cabinet job, do i need to apply the tong roro from the local authority (Majlis)?
By the way, if the contractor will settle all those garbage/dump, do we still need to apply tong roro?
Thanks in advance.
Usually the application for tong roro is only for show purposes. Depending on your Majlis, the requirement may be different. Check with your local authority.
If DBKL, you need to get a letter from their panel of approved PPSPPA waste disposal contractor, then submit a plan indicating the location of the roro bin on site.