interested in clover residence.should i proceed.?hhmmm. for own stay purpose

currently im staying in S2.rent. wanna settle down here i think as my wife working in HTJ. im working in bangsar. everyday travel from s2 so far no problem for me. if stay in sendayan +- around 10 more minutes should do no harm to me i think

yea. quite familiar with the area. 2 week response time is acceptable for me. will seriously consider clover then. as both me n my wife like the house

Did u proceed with clover sir?

Anyone yang bought house at BSS does their project completed as per advertised or got delay?

ic.if siap cepat from actual date pun bagus

that one tk boleh buat apa la.not developer fault also. how long the delay to get VP letter?

my house now (rent) by IJM (saujana tropika) also a lot issue. leaking n wall crack all over the house.

This post has been edited by kaizor11: Sep 24 2020, 02:24 PM

IJM also same.my taman saujana tropika also illegal GnG.commitee need to apply aproval for it

SEREMBAN: The Negri Sembilan government will oppose the proposed scheduled waste incinerator and recovery plant project in Sendayan as there are several townships and residential areas in the area, says state environment committee chairman S. Veerapan.

He said there is no pressing need for another facility in the area, which is already home to the massive Kualiti Alam integrated hazardous waste management centre.

The centre, he said, was licensed to handle 76 categories of 77 scheduled wastes listed under the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005.

Kualiti Alam is also the only prescribed premises in the peninsula with a secured landfill and provides complete off-site scheduled waste management from the collection, transportation, analyses and treatment to the final disposal.


"That area is not suitable for another plant. We will also oppose it as there are two rivers flowing through the area," he told reporters when met at his office in Wisma Negri on Thursday (March 25).

Veerapan said the company undertaking the proposed project had submitted the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report to the Department of Environment (DOE) on Feb 8.

"As provided for under the law, the company will have to display the report for public viewing and feedback.

"So I hope the public will take the opportunity to do so," he said, adding that the report has been put up at the state DOE, Seremban City Council, state library and the DOE library in Putrajaya.

They can also view the report, put up since March 3, and give feedback through the DOE's Facebook page.

Veerapan said the public have until April 1 to do the necessary.

"On its part, the DOE is still assessing if the site is suitable for the proposed project.

"The state government will provide reasons why we are against the project," he said, adding that the facility will be built on a 0.6ha area.

Asked if the state government also has the right to oppose the project, Veerapan said it does but will back its case with facts.

"The company will still have to submit its plan to the Seremban City Council for approval before it can be given permission to operate.

"But we will leave it to the DOE to decide first with all the feedback from the relevant stakeholders," he said, adding that the plant will have the capacity to handle 5,850 tonnes of waste a month.

The wastes to be incinerated will include oil or sludge from refinery plant maintenance operation, oil tankers, ballast water, mineral oil storage tanks, contaminated soil, debris resulting from the cleaning up of a chemical, mineral oil or scheduled waste spill, tar or tarry residues from oil refinery or petrochemical plants, contaminated rags, plastics, papers or filters and oil contaminated earth from re-refining of used lubricating oil.

Veerapan said the state government is also against the project as there are already similar plants in other parts of the country.

Hope they really opposed it.dun talk cock only