before this project commence, did u all ever talk to Jalan Glasiar Shop lot and how many % of resident actually agree?
Not surprise this happen coz management seems do whatever they like, now we spent more money and getting same service, what is the point, management never reply on this blog, might as well dun let us comment. DUH !!!!
The committee should hv anticipated that there will be objections from the shop owners along J. Glasier. You just can't implement the 24-hour security system here as long as you do not get the 100% support from the residents and more so if a few of the shop owners are not happy about the system. Who bothers about the so call endorsement or approval from MBJB, YB or even YAB for that matter! I propose we revert back to the 7pm to 7 am system,(looks like we're already doing that now), then there won't be any more such vandalism to the equipment. Of course doing so we should expect a few more break-ins or robberies during day-time, we just have to pray that such misfortune will not befall on us. BTW, since we are no more having the 24-hour security system (don't try to convince me the effectiveness of the hourly petroling by the guards on bike), are you going to reduce the rate to RM 50 or even less? I'm sure most of the residents are waiting for a positive reply from the committee.
Residents are paying for 24-hr security system and the moment you see any one..just anyone not just residents having easy movement in and out of our housing area..makes you geram...all they need to do is "press the button" and smile at the camera !
Here's a suggestion. Sometimes I see so many guards stationed at their HQ..WHY NOT post them to Manulife entrance and at the end of Jalan Lembah-24hrs.. Educate everyone and especially people needing to use Jalan Lembah on how to press the button.
With Jalan Glasiar, you do not need to lock-up all the lorongs. Work out with the business owners there to maybe lock-up the 2 smaller lorongs but keep the one near KK and Honda open. Best is if you can have a guard operate the boom gate there at least he can control who comes in thru Jalan Glasiar..
The problem I see has been that the gates were locked in the past and hinders people doing business. All that needs to be done is station guards to operate the boom gates.
GENTLEMEN, THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS. I CANNOT GIVE YOU ALL A REPLY NOW. IT IS NOT A ONE MAN DECISION. THE COMMITTEE HAS TO MEET AND DECIDE ON A COMMON APPROACH.
The guidelines required only 50 % approval and we have got 70 %. We did not foresee objection from the shopowners as the one we know have no objections. Neither can we foresee that they would resort to violence. One of the culprits has been fined 2500 by the court while the other was let free when we withdrew the police report after the Chinese Chamber of Commerce brokered an agreement with us. The problems are now reduced to Jalan Lembah as the Jeram and KK openings can be monitored . It is true that there are too many guards at the guardhouse sometimes. As for the 12 hour security as before, robbers are quick to seize opportunity to rob when the guards are not around. We are close to finding a solution.
Just a suggestion. Since there's a guard taking down car number plates and details at the Manulife area..You can then still close the gates at the end of Jalan Lembah (Maybank side)..and station a guard there to operate the boom gate there for cars wanting to enter there...or best still officially designate Taman Tasik roads one way only like what they did in Malacca :). Thank you and keep up the good work.
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before this project commence, did u all ever talk to Jalan Glasiar Shop lot and how many % of resident actually agree?
ReplyDeleteNot surprise this happen coz management seems do whatever they like, now we spent more money and getting same service, what is the point, management never reply on this blog, might as well dun let us comment. DUH !!!!
The committee should hv anticipated that there will be objections from the shop owners along J. Glasier. You just can't implement the 24-hour security system here as long as you do not get the 100% support from the residents and more so if a few of the shop owners are not happy about the system. Who bothers about the so call endorsement or approval from MBJB, YB or even YAB for that matter!
ReplyDeleteI propose we revert back to the 7pm to 7 am system,(looks like we're already doing that now), then there won't be any more such vandalism to the equipment. Of course doing so we should expect a few more break-ins or robberies during day-time, we just have to pray that such misfortune will not befall on us.
BTW, since we are no more having the 24-hour security system (don't try to convince me the effectiveness of the hourly petroling by the guards on bike), are you going to reduce the rate to RM 50 or even less?
I'm sure most of the residents are waiting for a positive reply from the committee.
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ReplyDeleteResidents are paying for 24-hr security system and the moment you see any one..just anyone not just residents having easy movement in and out of our housing area..makes you geram...all they need to do is "press the button" and smile at the camera !
ReplyDeleteHere's a suggestion. Sometimes I see so many guards stationed at their HQ..WHY NOT post them to Manulife entrance and at the end of Jalan Lembah-24hrs.. Educate everyone and especially people needing to use Jalan Lembah on how to press the button.
With Jalan Glasiar, you do not need to lock-up all the lorongs. Work out with the business owners there to maybe lock-up the 2 smaller lorongs but keep the one near KK and Honda open. Best is if you can have a guard operate the boom gate there at least he can control who comes in thru Jalan Glasiar..
The problem I see has been that the gates were locked in the past and hinders people doing business. All that needs to be done is station guards to operate the boom gates.
GENTLEMEN, THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS. I CANNOT GIVE YOU ALL A REPLY NOW. IT IS NOT A ONE MAN DECISION. THE COMMITTEE HAS TO MEET AND DECIDE ON A COMMON APPROACH.
ReplyDeleteThe guidelines required only 50 % approval and we have got 70 %. We did not foresee objection from the shopowners as the one we know have no objections. Neither can we foresee that they would resort to violence. One of the culprits has been fined 2500 by the court while the other was let free when we withdrew the police report after the Chinese Chamber of Commerce brokered an agreement with us. The problems are now reduced to Jalan Lembah as the Jeram and KK openings can be monitored . It is true that there are too many guards at the guardhouse sometimes. As for the 12 hour security as before, robbers are quick to seize opportunity to rob when the guards are not around. We are close to finding a solution.
ReplyDeleteJust a suggestion. Since there's a guard taking down car number plates and details at the Manulife area..You can then still close the gates at the end of Jalan Lembah (Maybank side)..and station a guard there to operate the boom gate there for cars wanting to enter there...or best still officially designate Taman Tasik roads one way only like what they did in Malacca :).
ReplyDeleteThank you and keep up the good work.
Really very happy to say, your post is very interesting to read. I never stop myself to say something about it. You’re doing a great job. cash for cars Melbourne a specialist specialize in car removal agency in Melbourne Victoria". This is how the website looks. It claims to have "almost half a million listings across our two local directories and one national listing".
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