Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Berapa tahun lagi perlu tunggu? Lastest Media about P11

Berapa tahun lagi perlu tunggu?

SEBAHAGIAN pembeli menunjukkan projek pembinaan rumah mereka yang terbengkalai di Presint 11, Putrajaya, ketika ditemui baru-baru ini.
- Gambar SAIFUL BAHARI ASHARI


PUTRAJAYA 8 Dis. - Jika sekali fikir, tidak mungkin wilayah pentadbiran kerajaan di Putrajaya harus menghadapi situasi yang boleh menjejaskan reputasi dan nama baik bandar terpenting itu apatah lagi membabitkan beberapa projek tidak siap.

Tetapi itulah hakikatnya yang berlaku apabila sebanyak 211 pembeli rumah di Presint 11 di sini terpaksa menunggu bertahun-tahun lagi untuk memiliki rumah yang dijanjikan siap tiga tahun lalu.

Projek perumahan yang dulunya dikendalikan di bawah kontraktor Ariff Cerah Sdn. Bhd. (ASCB), anak syarikat Perembajaya Holdings Sdn. Bhd., kini dihentikan tanpa pemaju setelah Putrajaya Holdings Sdn. Bhd. (PJH) menangguhkan hasrat untuk mengambil alih projek itu.

Bimbang dengan situasi itu, beberapa pembeli rumah tampil menyatakan kekesalan mereka atas sikap lepas tangan beberapa pihak yang menghentikan projek tersebut tanpa sebab.

Menurut Pengerusi Persatuan Pembeli Rumah Presint 11, Dr. Abdul Onny Yahya, projek perumahan yang dimulakan pada tahun 2002 itu sepatutnya mula diserahkan kepada pembeli tiga tahun selepas itu.

Bermula dari tahun itu, menurut Onny, pembeli sudah mula membuat ansuran pinjaman perumahan walaupun sekadar bayangan untuk memiliki rumah itu.

Bagaimanapun, hasil keprihatinan kerajaan melalui Kementerian Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan, jelas Onny, pada Mei lalu, pembeli telah dijemput menghadiri mesyuarat bersama pemaju untuk meminta persetujuan membenarkan PJH mengambil alih projek dari ACSB.

"Kami telah bersetuju dan menandatangani perjanjian jual beli yang baru dengan pemaju baru iaitu PJH dengan syarat-syarat yang ditetapkan.

"Berikutan itu, PJH telah diarahkan untuk mengambil alih projek ini seterusnya memulakan kerja pemulihan yang terbengkalai namun sehingga kini PJH masih tidak meneruskan projek ini," katanya kesal.

Onny berkata, kesemua pembeli berasa kesal kerana projek ini masih juga tergendala walaupun syarat-syarat yang ditetapkan telah pun dipersetujui sehinggakan terpaksa menghabiskan masa bagi menuntut hak dan pembelaan.

"Kami sudah bersetuju dengan semua syarat yang ditetapkan jadi tidak ada sebab kenapa ia masih tertangguh," tegasnya.

Projek perumahan yang terbengkalai itu merupakan projek persendirian membabitkan lima buah projek pembinaan iaitu Garden Resort, Amber Homes, Saujana Aster, Citrine S/D yang termasuk pembinaan lot kedai dan ruang pejabat.

"Ada di antara projek ini sudah 80 peratus siap tetapi ada juga yang baru mencapai 30 peratus pembinaannya.

"Kami merayu supaya projek ini diteruskan kerana kami beli rumah ini untuk diduduki bukan untuk tujuan lain," katanya.

Salah seorang pembeli, Azali Adnan, 47, berkata, beliau tidak menyangka sama sekali apatah lagi terlintas di fikiran bahawa projek perumahan di Putrajaya itu akan terbabit dalam masalah projek terbengkalai.

"Saya yakin untuk membeli rumah di sini memandangkan Putrajaya adalah sebuah bandar pentadbiran kerajaan yang tidak mungkin berlaku masalah sebegini.

"Jika terdapat projek tidak siap seperti ini akan memburukkan pemandangan dan memberikan imej yang tidak baik kepada Putrajaya," katanya.

Seorang lagi pembeli, Shafiq Azam, 29, turut menyuarakan kebimbangan jika projek tersebut terus dilengahkan kemungkinan pemaju yang diamanahkan akan diisytiharkan muflis.

"Bagaimana dengan nasib kami jika pemaju itu diisytiharkan muflis?

"Sebelum perkara ini berlaku, kami mohon sangat projek ini diterus dan disiapkan. Kami tidak mahu salahkan sesiapa dan sedia bertemu semula dengan pemaju jika masih tidak berpuas hati dengan syarat yang ditetapkan oleh mereka sendiri," katanya.

Seorang lagi mangsa, Ismadee Ismail, 38, menceritakan kekecewaan keluarga seorang pembeli yang tidak sempat menduduki rumah barunya kerana telah meninggal dunia.

"Keluarga Allahyarham sangat kecewa dengan hal ini, jadi kami tidak mahu pelbagai lagi perkara yang tidak diingini berlaku.

"Ada juga di antara kami akan mendirikan rumah tangga tidak lama lagi, besarlah harapan kami agar projek perumahan ini segera diteruskan," rayu beliau.

Baru-baru ini, masalah projek perumahan terbengkalai di Presint 11 turut dibangkitkan oleh 14 subkontraktor yang terlibat kepada Timbalan Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri, T. Murugiah berikutan tunggakan hutang yang tidak dibayar oleh PJH kepada mereka.

Atas usaha Murugiah mengaturkan satu mesyuarat yang turut dihadiri Biro Pengaduan Awam (BPA) dan subkontraktor berkenaan, PJH membuat persetujuan bersyarat untuk membayar hutang tertunggak sebanyak RM33 juta.

Sebelum itu, kesemua subkontraktor tersebut yang terlibat dengan projek pembangunan 444 unit rumah kuarters kerajaan di Presint 11 di Putrajaya tetapi gagal menerima bayaran daripada PJH telah membuat aduan melalui laman web Warkah Untuk PM.

PJH merupakan pemegang saham sebanyak 30 peratus dalam projek itu bersama Perembajaya Holdings.

Masalah yang dibangkitkan oleh subkontraktor tersebut merupakan projek perumahan membabitkan kuarters kerajaan tetapi mungkin pihak kementerian terlepas pandang bahawa ia turut melibatkan projek perumahan persendirian.

Projek perumahan terbengkalai semakin kerap didengari akibat beberapa pemaju berdepan dengan masalah kewangan. Dalam hal ini siapakah yang harus dipertanggungjawabkan - pemaju atau kerajaan.

Namun yang pasti mangsa kepada masalah ini ialah pembeli yang menaruh keyakinan dan harapan tinggi untuk memiliki sebuah rumah yang selesa bagi membina keluarga setelah berusaha keras dan sanggup berhutang tanpa menjangka hutang perlu dibayar tetapi rumah entah bila siapnya.

http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/info.asp?y=2008&dt=1209&pub=utusan_malaysia&sec=Dalam_Negeri&pg=dn_20.htm&arc=hive

Precint 11 gets 'tropical resort !!!! : )

Precint 11 gets 'tropical resort'



Putrajaya Corp chairman Tan Sri Samsudin Osman (second from left) taking the guests on a tour of Putrajaya’s community centre.
Putrajaya Corp chairman Tan Sri Samsudin Osman (second from left) taking the guests on a tour of Putrajaya’s community centre.


PUTRAJAYA: A state-of-the-art community centre designed to cater for the 54,000 residents of Precinct 11 has opened its doors.

The centre's badminton, tennis, squash and basketball courts are now open. More facilities and services will be ready by the end of next year.

Putrajaya Corp chairman Tan Sri Samsudin Osman said the centre has been granted a temporary Certificate of Fitness (CF).

"The kindergarten and food court will only open next year," he said, adding that the swimming and wading pools will also be open next year.

He was speaking at the handing over ceremony to Putrajaya Corp City Development recently.

Division director Mohd Ridzwan Kulub Othman said that the community centre is the sixth project completed by Putrajaya Corp this year.

"The centre is designed to look and feel like a tropical resort," he said.

Samsudin also urged those working in Putrajaya to use the new park-and-ride system in Precinct 7.

"This will help ease the congestion in the administrative capital," he said.

http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/Streets/Tuesday/Stories/2422350/Article/

Sunday, December 7, 2008

UPDATES ON PRESINT 11 , PUTRAJAYA Friday 5 December 2008

15 November 2008 : Buyers Meeting at Univ. Putra Malaysia

Discussions on status of project in view of the revocation on the Minister”s Order.

Decisions: i. Follow up the letter to the KSU , KPKT ( sent on 7 Nov 2008)

ii. Write in to the KSN about our problem and note to him about

our earlier letter to the KSU, KPKT.

i. iii. To get help from Putrajaya MP. YB Datuk Seri Tg Adnan

iv. Options to write to the Minister of Housing / PM / DPM


03 December 2008 Pro tem Comm. meeting:

Review: Up to this point, there is no response whatsoever from either the

KSU,KPKT or the KSN offices. In view of this , the Protem comm. decided on the following actions:

  1. To write to the Minister of Housing and the Minister of Federal Territory and cc the letter to the PM and the DPM .to bring their attention to our problem.

  2. To inform the MP for Putrajaya

  3. Our lawyer to write in officially to both PJH and KPKT to get the exact status of the project as neither of these two agencies seems concern in informing us of any development.

  4. To retrieve the report and the feedbacks forms of the survey done on the buyers, from the KPKT.

Future options:

  1. Nationwide exposure using TV

  2. Bringing the matter up in Parliament to get the answers from the responsible agencies.

5 December 2008 – Actions taken as of this date:

i. Letters to the following ministers have been sent with copies to the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister .

Complete with copies of our earlier letters to the KSU/KPKT and the KSN and the summary of chronology of events that have taken place so far.

a.) Min. of Housing & Local Govt.-- YB. Dato’ Seri Ong Ka Chuan

b ) Min. of Fed Territory -- YB Dato’ Seri Zulhasnan Rafique

c ) Member Parliament Putrajaya

YB Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor

ii. Re. letter to KPKT and PJH: Our lawyer will take the necessary actions after the Hari Raya holidays.

iii. The Maklumbalas forms have been retrieved from the KPKT.


Dr Onny – Chairman Pro tem committee

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Sub-contractors still owed RM33m at P11 goverment -project

Putrajaya Holdings fails sub-contractors again



Public Complaints Bureau chief, Senator T. Murugiah (right) has called for another meeting with developers Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd and Peremba Jaya Holding Sdn Bhd for them to present their case.
Public Complaints Bureau chief, Senator T. Murugiah (right) has called for another meeting with developers Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd and Peremba Jaya Holding Sdn Bhd for them to present their case.

PUTRAJAYA: The fourteen sub-contractors who are owed RM33 million by Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd have yet another reason to be furious with the government-owned company.

Putrajaya Holdings failed to submit a letter to the Economic Planning Unit (EPU) in the Prime Minister's Department on Monday, despite its promise to do that in a meeting with the sub-contractors last Friday.

The letter was supposed to assist the EPU in determining if the sub-contractors should be paid by Putrajaya Holdings. Putrajay Holdings' failure to submit that letter has angered the subcontractors who claim to be in dire need.

At a meeting with the subcontractors last Tuesday, Public Complaints Bureau chief, Senator T. Murugiah expressed his disappointment at the lackadaisical manner in which Putrajaya Holdings was handling the issue.

"The manner Putrajaya Holdings is conducting itself does not portray a good image of the government to the public.

"The Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi is also very disturbed over this issue and would like to see it resolved as quickly as possible," he said.

He added that he had scheduled a meeting for Thursday and is expecting an explanation from Putrajaya Holdings for the delay.

Putrajaya Holdings was a joint venture partner with Peremba Jaya Holding Sdn Bhd on a government residential project in Precinct 11a and 11b here.

Putrajaya Holdings and Peremba Jaya Holdings will be meeting with Murugiah on Thursday to present their case to the complainants.

http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/Streets/Tuesday/Stories/2422967/Article/

Sub-contractors still owed RM33m

Kristina George

T. Murugiah
T. Murugiah

PUTRAJAYA: Fourteen subcontractors are angry at not being paid a total of RM33 million by Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd for developing a government residential area in Precinct 11a and Precinct 11b here.

Officers from the Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd, which was joint venture partner with Peremba Jaya Holding Sdn Bhd, the main contractor of the development project, failed to turn up for the second meeting on Friday to discuss the issue.

Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Senator T. Murugiah said the meeting yesterday was supposed to have resolved this issue but the absent officers made that impossible.

"They only unofficially informed us the day before the meeting by phone that they would not be able to make it as they had another occasion to attend on that day," he said.

"They could have at least sent an officer who is authorised to make a decision as they have a huge number of officers."

"This goes to show that they have no respect for me as a deputy minister in the Prime Minister's office, which is very disappointing," he said.

Murugiah went on to say that at the first meeting held on Nov 14, he was not given an explanation as to why the RM33 million was not paid to the sub-contractors.

"I was told that they needed a week to go through their documents before they presented their case before me but they did not show up for the second meeting," he said.

One of the sub-contractors present, S. Sivalingam, proposed that if Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd did not have the funds to settle the debt, they could instead give the sub-contractors a house each in Precinct 11.

He suggested this to the deputy minister as he was facing eviction from his house in Kajang due to mounting debts.

"I have not paid my housing loan since the project was stopped back in 2004. By the end of December, I would have to make an appearance in court to plead my case," he said.

Another sub-contractor who declined to be named said she had no money to pay her hospital bill when she slipped into a coma.

"I had to depend on the generosity of my friends and family as I had no money. The hospital refused to discharge me because I was unable to pay the bill," she said tearfully at the meeting.

Murugiah said he would be giving the company a week's grace period to come up with the solution to the contractors' problem.

"We will be meeting again next Friday and they had better make an appearance. I am still very disappointed with their lackadaisical attitute and will be bringing this issue up to the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi when I see him," he said.

http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/Streets/Monday/Stories/2408672/Article/

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

LASTEST PIXS OF P11



Surprisingly there was some work done to the houses in P11..







Monday, November 24, 2008

PROGRESS REPORT ON PRECINT 11, PUTRAJAYA 21 November 2008


  1. Buyers meeting was held on Saturday 15 Nov 2008 @ 2 pm

    At. Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang.

    Attendees: Garden Resort : 9

    Amber Homes: 10

    Saujana Aster: 11

    Citrine S/D:

    Shop Lot: 2

    Items discussed and recommendations:

    1. Buyers briefed on the latest state of affairs in particular related to the revocation of the Ministers Order. and its relations to the issue of buyers right to the LAD in the original S&P with ACSB.
    2. Buyers briefed on the outcome of the meeting between the Protem comm. and the KSU (and officials ) of KPKT following the revocation of the Order.
    3. Buyers reminded on the agreed contributions of RM 100 to our joint account.

    Recommendation:

    1. Follow up with the KSN on the letters of the KSU and the Protem comm.. to the KSN re reviving the project.
    2. Look into the possibility of getting the support of the MP for Putrajaya, YB Tengku Adnan.
    3. May need to go directly to the Minister or the Prime Minister to present our case .
    4. Lobbying through the Media need to be considered and engaged very carefully as it may be detrimental to our effort.
    5. We need to solve our problem with some urgency as there is a real possibility that ACSB/PECD may be declared insolvent soon.

    Actions so far:

    1. Letter from the Protem comm on behalf of the buyers, has been sent directly to the KSN on the 21 Nov 2008.
    2. Media exposure is being arranged but with strict supervision.
    3. Site visit was done on Saturday 22 Nov 2008 . Photos of the site are posted for info.
    4. Assessment: after the visit:
    1. Some work are being done on reviving the project , especially in Garden Resort, Citrine and some Amber Homes. There are definitely some progress in the state of the houses and the surroundings compared to our last visit in June 2008. We were made to understand that workers are attending to the houses everyday so far.
    1. These findings seemed to conform to PJH commitment to start work on some of the more advanced phases by October 2008, notwithstanding the problem with the Ministers Order.

      We need to continue to push harder to get our houses. We need the support of each and everyone in whatever way possible.

      Dr Onny

      Chairman, Protem Comm.

Monday, November 17, 2008

Thank You frm PutraJaya P11 Committee

A BIG Thank you to all that turn up at our Saturday Meeting.
All items discussed will/have been carried out to get this project restarted.

The Committee Treasurer wishes to thank you to all
who has contributed on Saturday, including those paid via the internet.

For those who have not sent us the lastest Feed back form Nov 08, pls download this file, fill up, sign and date and fax to us 03 40420955 or scan email attach to pakzali@gmail.com in order to strengthen our case to restart P11 project. TQ for your support.

http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/view.php?id=902739&da=y


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