does anyone know whether there will be a flyover/underpass at the meru traffic lights?

traffic is building up and BBR East is not even fully developed..

any comments sifus?

Hi Caviars, the WCE interchange is for users from the highway to get onto Jalan Meru.

My concern is whether there will be flyover/underpass for the Jalan Meru-BBR intersection...

If Sime Darby really care for BBR East and West, a flyover/underpass should be built ASAP before the completion of WCE. Imagine all the traffic from WCE joining into Jalan Meru...

People earn 5 figure but they want to save money for other things for eg. their children's education or maybe a Nissan R35 hehe

Is there a maximum income cap for Saron buyers? I am not aware of this..

Thanks for the info... but where is the enforcement on this?
How is the authority going to tackle owners who violate the terms and conditions?


This goes the same for PR1MA houses, rumah mampu milik, rumah Selangorku, etc.
Which ministry is incharged? Or better still, which authority? Local council? Custom officers? Can any sifus shed some light on this issue?

This post has been edited by VikaJigulina: Nov 11 2015, 11:15 AM

All these owners buying Saron for investment must be penalised for flaunting the "law", not sure whether it is a law because it seems like authority is not bothered.

These owners/investors are "cooking"/inflating the house prices unnecessarily and I wonder how the younger generations would be able to purchase these houses in the future.

In my opinion, if you want to speculate/flip houses, do it on normal houses and not on rumah mapu milik, rumah selangorku, pr1ma, etc.
Give others a chance to own a roof for their family...

I pass by yesterday and now I understand why Saron owners are not very happy with the fence, its a tricky situation we have here...

I wonder is the entrance big enough to build a guard house and boom gate...

Hi Caviars, thank you for the photos.

If I may ask, how did you derived that the walkway belongs to Nobat?

In my opinion, one should measure from curb (Nobat side) to curb (Saron side) and divide it by half, then I would think it is fair.

But from the photo, it looks like Saron is being short changed.

Anyways, perimeter fencing on freehold housing estate/community is illegal in the eyes of Klang local council law.

Only housing estate/community with strata titles are allowed perimeter fencing in Klang.

Hi tnchsg,

Whether the fence is erected by developer or community, ultimately the land belongs to the state government.
I personally believe Sime Darby have applied for a guarded community with MPK on behalf of the community after getting consent from all house owners during SNP session (owners signed a form to accept a guarded/fenced community if i remember correctly).

As for MPK, as usual, they will tutup sebelah mata if the fence is erected. Reason being, MPK would like everyone to live in a secure environment.

So there is 2 part of argument in this Saron Nobat fence issue.
1. Fence sitting on whose land?
The answer is, it is sitting on state government aka MPK land.

2. Whether Saron can make fuss about it?
Yes, they can but let's work smth out for a long term and win win solution.

3. How to resolve this?
Best scenario is for Saron to quickly fence up their own portion and remove the fence between Saron and Nobat.

4. Why this happen?
Because Sime Darby did not plan the housing project properly. They should have adopted cul-de-sac in their taman design and every housing area/phase should be divided by a road. Setia Alam master plan is world class (won numerous award), we all should learn smth from there.

5. Let us all work towards a better and happy living environment.

anyone receive news whether a fly over will be built at the cross section of jln meru and bandar bukit raja in the future?

This is my personal experience after staying in Delora/Fuego/Delmara/Paloma area for more than 5 years:

1. Bandar Bukit Raja street lights are always not functioning.
2. Street lights at the Jalan Meru and Persiaran Bandar Bukit Raja intersection is also always not functioning.
3. This area also prone to flooding/ponding (come visit Sime Darby sales gallery area during heavy rain).
4. Jalan Meru road condition (i believe is Federal Road hence JKR's responsibility) leading to Setia Alam and Klang town is getting bad to worse.
5. Land is gradually sinking, crack walls and fences (ask the subsale property agents here eg. Andy, Ivan, Marco, Jason - all are area specialists)

Sime Darby Berhad, if you are reading this, please buck up. Thank you.

1. As for the pros, this place is strategic as Setia Alam is just 5 mins drive away.
2. You can choose to access Federal Highway (toll free) or NKVE to get into PJ/KL.
3. Very soon WCE will be ready and easy access to go up north up all the way to Taiping.
4. Good food around Klang town and Setia Alam.
5. Good neighbours, they are generally quite relaxed.

This post has been edited by VikaJigulina: Jan 21 2019, 01:54 PM

Yes, I meant NKVE thanks for pointing it out.. let me edit it

Cracking inside and outside of the house...

Does it come with rain harvester system? If yes, probably there is a leak from rain harvester piping.. if leak from Syabas or mains, the water mark will be more severe as the water pressure is way higher.