kwchang
13-07-2004, 12:32 PM
Monday, July 12, 2004
Shoddy job of resurfacing roads
Putra Heights in Subang Jaya, claimed by its developer as another blue-chip township, is one big disappointment because of the bad condition of its roads, which is a constant threat to the safety of road users and residents in the area.
From USJ 23 to Putra Heights, the road condition is so bad it feels like we are driving through a safari.
The bad condition of Persiaran Harmoni, Persiaran Putra Bahagia and Persiaran Putra Indah is a big shame for a “blue-chip township.”
The road has been that poor state since last September. We wrote a complaint letter to Sime UEP in December, but till now there is no action taken.
Although the project manager has promised that the company will be undertaking a resurfacing job, nothing is done so far except for some shoddy patch-up work here and there which does not last more than two weeks.
On top of that, overloaded quarry lorries have been plying the road almost every 10 minutes during the day.
The Road Transport Department should summon these culprits for overloading and speeding.
We have brought this issue to Kota Raja MP S. Vigneswaran. His representative, Encik Ridzuan, has liased with the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ), but according to them the road is still under Sime UEP.
MPSJ should resurface the whole road and charge the developer under their performance bond/guarantee.
Do not wait for more accidents to happen due to the bad road condition and speeding lorries.
Fed-Up,
Subang Jaya.
Shoddy job of resurfacing roads
Putra Heights in Subang Jaya, claimed by its developer as another blue-chip township, is one big disappointment because of the bad condition of its roads, which is a constant threat to the safety of road users and residents in the area.
From USJ 23 to Putra Heights, the road condition is so bad it feels like we are driving through a safari.
The bad condition of Persiaran Harmoni, Persiaran Putra Bahagia and Persiaran Putra Indah is a big shame for a “blue-chip township.”
The road has been that poor state since last September. We wrote a complaint letter to Sime UEP in December, but till now there is no action taken.
Although the project manager has promised that the company will be undertaking a resurfacing job, nothing is done so far except for some shoddy patch-up work here and there which does not last more than two weeks.
On top of that, overloaded quarry lorries have been plying the road almost every 10 minutes during the day.
The Road Transport Department should summon these culprits for overloading and speeding.
We have brought this issue to Kota Raja MP S. Vigneswaran. His representative, Encik Ridzuan, has liased with the Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ), but according to them the road is still under Sime UEP.
MPSJ should resurface the whole road and charge the developer under their performance bond/guarantee.
Do not wait for more accidents to happen due to the bad road condition and speeding lorries.
Fed-Up,
Subang Jaya.