http://www.ekve.com.my/2016.html

Thanks never pay attention to this black and white photos it will become.colourful when click lol

So, next time dun look down at black and white..

Some site pictures of EKVE as shared out..


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http://www.propertyguru.com.my/property-ne...gn=organic-news

Better build it fast.

Which part of Sg Long area does EKVE start?

Some of the progress pictures updated by EKVE, progress seems okay..


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This place look like after Twin Palms, Sg Long

Even EKVE also a source for the Langat water crisis?

http://www.thesundaily.my/news/2134840

Tuesday, 1 August 2017
Highway on track despite initial setbacks

Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/metro/community/...gQ888Ex7szxE.99

WITH only two years left until the completion of phase one of the East Klang Valley Expressway (EKVE), the framework of the highway is slowly taking shape.

Despite being delayed initially by objections from environmental groups and people living close to the site, the project is 25% complete and the highway is expected to be ready by September 2019.

EKVE Sdn Bhd senior general manager Mohd Khalid Mohamed said the highway would stretch 24.1km, from Sungai Long in Kajang to Ukay Perdana in Ampang.

“Most of it is constructed over undulating terrain or elevated land.

“About 35% of the highway in Package 1 is made up of bridges to ensure less land is taken up and to minimise damage to the surrounding areas. We are just taking strips (of land) along the way, ” he said.

Package 1 stretches from Sungai Long to Sungai Michu, while Package 2 will continue to Ukay Perdana. Package 3 will comprise the upgrading of Jalan Ukay Perdana.

Mohd Khalid said the company would build retention ponds along the alignment as well as silt fences.

“This is to ensure that any surface water runoff from the highway is filtered before being discharged into the river,” he said, adding that the discharge would be minimum Class 2, as instructed by the Environment Department.

“Supplementary measures include stationing emergency response teams (ERT) in areas of high flood risk such as Sungai Michu and Sungai Sub in Hulu Langat.

“We are monitoring this area together with the Selangor Water Management Authority (Luas) and Drainage and Irrigation Department (DID) as well as other agencies.

“Sungai Michu will be lined with concrete for 400m to reduce the risk of soil erosion,” Mohd Khalid said.

This comes after Luas has identified the construction of the EKVE and other development projects as among the contributors to water shortages in several areas in Kuala Lumpur caused by the deterioration in water quality of Sungai Langat earlier this year.

Heavy rain led to silt flowing into Sungai Langat through two tributaries, namely Sungai Sub and Sungai Michu, causing increased muddiness in the river water.

Mohd Khalid said EKVE was part of the missing link for the eastern region of the Kuala Lumpur Outer Ring Road (KLORR).

“KLORR was planned much earlier as a traffic dispersal scheme.

“For KLORR to be effective, the second phase of EKVE will also have to be completed from Ukay Perdana to the International Islamic University Malaysia in Gombak.

“We have submitted an alternative alignment to the Federal Government so that the KLORR can be completed.

“The previous alignment was rejected as it would be behind the Klang Gates Dam and the Quartz Ridge,” he explained.

The RM1.55bil EKVE will be a dual carriageway with toll plazas at five interchanges, namely Sungai Long, Bandar Mahkota Cheras, Hulu Langat, Ampang and Ukay Perdana interchanges.

Commenting on the degazettement and excision of part of the forest reserve, Mohd Khalid said it was carried out in accordance with the National Forestry Act 1985 and the forest area was replaced on a one-to-one basis.

“We bought over 120ha of land between the Ulu Langat and Ampang forest reserves so that it will be a contiguous area,” he explained.

The forest reserve is part of the Selangor State Park and was gazetted in 2005 in conjunction with its Developed State status.

In February 2014, the Selangor Forestry Department degazetted 106.65ha of the Ampang Forest Reserve for the construction of EKVE.


Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/metro/community/...gQ888Ex7szxE.99

Seems like the new alignment of EKVE and SUKE are connected..

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mi...9178475576&z=14

hopefully can connect to jln sg lalang...

everytime qingming road to nirvana sure jam like hell

This one need to wait till the project revived (if there is such day)..

https://www.nst.com.my/business/2017/08/268...t-semenyih-land

35% complete only December 2017. Can complete next year?

https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2017/12/...kve-site-lifted

By ALIA MIOR - December 15, 2017 @ 5:43pm
KUALA LUMPUR: The stop work order for the East Klang Valley Expressway (EKVE) site was lifted by the Department of Environment (DOE) on Dec 8.

EKVE Sdn Bhd received a stop work order under the Section 34AA(1)(b) and 34AA(2)© of the Environmental Quality Act 1974 by DOE director-general Datuk Dr Ahmad Kamarulnajuib Che Ibrahim on Oct 24.

Its senior general manager Mohd Khalid Mohamed said the stop work order was lifted with one condition, that they must stop earthworks near Kampung Felcra Semungkis, Hulu Langat, which was hit by mud floods recently.

“We only have to stop the earthworks at the area mentioned for the time being until the weather permits.

“However, our mitigation measures around those areas would still continue. This is to ensure that the areas would not be affected by any more mud floods in the future,” he told reporters at Menara AZRB here today.

He said mitigation measures to decrease the mud flow and expedite the flow of running water during heavy rainfall into the water catchments include building five culverts, which are underground sewage systems, along the EKVE and building dams to connect the clean water to Sungai Gahal.

Khalid added that they are also looking to deepen rivers at four designated areas at Kampung Felcra Semungkis and adding silt traps and sedimentation ponds at the necessary locations.

“We also had a meeting with the community living at Kampung Felcra Semungkis and have apologised to them on what has happened. I believe that it is our duty to ensure that mud floods should be avoided in the future as much as possible.

“We have also heard their views on what we could do better and I would like to stress that the local input played an important role in making our mitigation project flow better,’ he said.

He said several authorities such as the Minerals and Geoscience Department, Kajang municipal council, Malaysian Highway Authority and DOE have visited and conducted checks at the site.

Khalid also announced that the overall EKVE project is nearing 35 per cent completion with a completion date of 2019 while the earthworks will be completed in six months.

EKVE Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ahmad Zaki Resources Bhd, is the concessionaire for the project which involves a proposed toll highway connecting Bandar Sungai Long, Kajang, and Ukay Perdana, Ampang.

Anyone has any idea the exact route of the highway? Especially the exit to each area?

by someone else.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?hl...1864031988&z=12

IMPRESSIVE BRO!!!

Where you got it??

thank you the photo from Palmwalker001.

September 2019 complete?? looks like less than 50% done only...








This post has been edited by propusers: Aug 14 2018, 01:32 PM

I went Sg Long yesterday, near the end of Taman Desa Budiman, there's a rough road leading up to the hills. Would this probably be the road leading to EKVE?

This post has been edited by freedom8901: Aug 27 2018, 09:24 PM


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