A RM8bil Langat 2 water treatment plant will be built on a 9ha site in Bukit Serdang to cater to the Klang Valley and Putrajaya consumers.

The Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) will issue the development order, however, it is not known when the project is expected to start.

The council will discuss with the parties involved in the project and a final announcement will be made by council president Datuk Adnan Md Ikshan on Dec 17.

The project will be discussed in detail during the council’s One-Stop Centre (OSC) meeting to be held a week before the announcement.

Councillor Tai Cheng Heng, who briefed reporters on the project, said the water treatment plant was being built in anticipation of the water crisis in 2013.

Tai said the site was a former Malay Reserve Land and was now owned by 14 people.

“So far the authorities had acquired 12 plots and they’re expected to acquire the remaining two by the end of the year,’’ said Tai.

Meanwhile, the authorities are concerned that the development may affect the landscape of the area as it involved placing huge water distribution pipes.

“As for the nearby residents, they are not aware of the project yet.

“Since it is a project that will benefit them in the long run, hopefully there will not be any objection,’’ said Tai.

Once completed, the plant is expected to process one million litres per day for for residents in the Klang Valley and Putrajaya.

Those who want to know more about the project, could e-mail their questions to mpsj.gov.my

Source: The Star

This topic is being discussed here, but it is not open for public viewing and discussion. If you have something to say about it, you may comment in the commenting system here. By the way, purchaser Au has come out with his views as shown as below:-

Au said:-

Sacrifices shall be made if development is needed, but must be sustainable, and detrimental impacts to the environment shall be minimal.
I would say that only areas mapped for that Seri Kembangan water reservoir is required to be developed, and would be as green as practical.

The water reservoir in our area will receive treated water from one of the treatment plant in Selangor, by getting the supply from one of the state in Peninsular. Pipes are new, with new trunking, and everyone can expect better quality water. This project is for the benefit of the public, so why worry?

People should worry more about abandoned projects, leaving devastating conditions such as what happened in Bukit Antarabangsa, oversupply of commercial and housing development, steep hill projects which do not fully comply to development requirements and etc. All these need a lot more land, falling of more trees, and pose a more dangerous situation to the public compare to this reservoir.

Talking about already crowded Bukit Serdang and making the place less trees but more concrete, then why Bayan Villa is here, and we purchased our dream home? It doesnt serve the purpose publicly but only to certain population and it requires more land compare to a small area for the reservoir but serve the whole area of Serdang?

The location, is somewhere away from housing areas, away from the narrow streets and crowded areas.

By the way, I’m not in anyway connected to this project, as consultant or contractor.

The perimeter wall for the STP is almost ready.

They are trying some new brick patterns.

Man made waterfall?

By the way, I have added a category “Purchasers’ blogs” on the sidebar. If you have a blog and would like to share with us, please let me know and I can add your blog in.

A place for cultural performance and fire dance in BV.

Almost ready, the road leading to Sun Garden.

Construction in progress for our Bayan Club.

Construction of perimeter walls for STP.

Imagine having barbeque with your families and friends here.

It’s more becoming like bushes instead of grass.

Main road from the guard house towards Wang Soon.

On-going construction for Bayan Club.

Our secondary defence tower.

The nicely done playground.

This could be the entrance to Bayan Club in future – gotta check with BV.

This is how the grass look like when… ehh.. it’s grown?

Thanks to Au.

I would like to update about the optional package:

They have finalize the tender for optional package.
- air-cond will be York (forgot to ask what HP)
- the would install the furniture along with handover
- for home automation item, one of the feature is intercom system will not only connect to the guardhouse, it will connect directly to your mobile.
- (I think) they have done the piping for centralize hot water and we just have to source for a water heater and install it (for those who didn’t sign up for optional package 2). Pls don’t take my word for this.

Thanks to Calvin Leong.

Related topics:-
1. Update by Purchaser Au – Oct 30, 2009

Dear all,

Bayan Villa is now in the process of QA/QC the units before handing over to the purchasers. They are actually doing the defect works for us, in maintaining high quality of works carried out by their contractors. Broken or smeared tiles, will be replaced with new ones and be assured that this will be completed soon enough as Bayan Villa has employed sufficient workforce to carry out the task.

I’ve briefly checked on the few units on Wednesday (28 Oct), and found that the workforce is diligently doing the rectification works, and no worries for all of us that the quality is up to the standard. It’s also good that they do it now instead of us finding out and later on filling up the defect work forms when we want to move in.

There will be some news on Sam’s blog about commitment given by Bayan Villa some time from now, but please do give time allowance to update the info on his blog.

Regards,
Au

Thanks to Au.

Bayan Villa view from the current entrance or access road from Wang Soon site.

Another view of the current entrance.

The Sun Garden access road. We can see that Jia Residences is on the right side of the road, the colour scheme of Jia is very similar to Bayan Villa. Some people may mistakenly think Jia is part of Bayan Villa.

This is where the retention pond of the clubhouse is.

The sewerage treatment and disposal, and the slope connecting to Taman Universiti indah.

Can you spot the new guard-house? It is located at Court 14 an 15.

This is the incomplete new guard-house. It looks simple, but it works fine for me as long as it serves its purpose well.

Another view of the new guard-house from different angle, from Court 14.

The new guard-house from outside of Bayan Villa. We can see the road leading to Bayan Villa. Chafoo and Ewyong are under the hot sun.

We can see the roads clearly from this angle. It comes from Bukit Ciri.

The road is almost done.

One of the units which have the all the tiles been dug up. They are going to redo the tiles for quality concern, which sounds good for the owners. You do not want to dig up the tiles after you move in.

A closer view of the ‘undo’ floor.

Bukit Ikhlas painted the stairs from orange to gray. Frankly, I find orange is more pleasant to my eyes, what say you? You may check the previous colour here.

It looks as if an army camp for me, something we can see in Angkatan Tentera Malaysia camp. Are we going for a war or something?

Command and Conquer?

Let’s have something to soothe your eyes, the playground.

This is very standard for a playground.

This is to keep you healthy and looking young.

Something you will appreciate when you have kid. It is possible to barbecue in Bayan Villa and it is safe too.