The Secretary confirmed that the number of members present had met the quorum set for the meeting.
The Chairman began the meeting by thanking the members for their present and support to the Residents Association.
The Chairman then proceeded to read the Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting issued on 13 October 2010 and explained the requirement of getting the members approval to incur any expenses above RM 5,000.00 as specified in the Rules and Regulations of the Association.
The Chairman then went on to explain about the setting up of the Guarded Neighbourhood community in Puteri 11 and invited the members to share their views.
The members then voted for the resolution which states that approval is given to the Bandar Puteri 11 Residents Association Management Committee to engage a registered Security Company to provide security guard services in Bandar Puteri 11 under the Guarded Neighbourhood guideline and to make payment of the security fees estimated at around RM 15,000 per month effective from December 2010.
There being no other matter the meeting ended at 6:30 p.m.
Chiam Tun Cheng
Chairman
Mahendra A/L Ragupathy
Secretary
Date: 18 November 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
Minutes of Extraordinary General Meeting of the Bandar Puteri 11, Residents Association held at Bandar Puteri 11 Playground on Sunday 30 October 2010 at 5:00 p.m.
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Published: Tuesday November 30, 2010 MYT 11:26:00 AM
ReplyDeleteGuarded neighbourhoods: Only Malaysian, Nepalese guards allowed
By NG CHENG YEE
KUALA LUMPUR: Only Malaysians and Nepalese employed by licensed security companies are allowed to be guards at guarded neighbourhoods, Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Chor Chee Heung told Parliament Tuesday.
He said according to the ministry's Gated Community and Guarded Neighbourhood guidelines introduced in September this year, security guards of other nationalities were not allowed to work at these neighbourhood.
"They must also be able to speak in Bahasa Malaysia or English to work as security guards at these housing schemes," he said.
Chor was asked by Dr Mujahid Yusof Rawa (PAS-Parit Buntar) to state the efforts made to tackle the problem of security guard services at private residential estates and the requirements set by the ministry.
Chor said initially, the ministry had no intention of setting guidelines for guarded neighbourhoods.
"However, it has become a trend for housing schemes to set up guarded neighbourhoods and many residents want to engage security guard services to safeguard their homes," he said.
On Dr Mujahid's comment that the fencing at some existing guarded neighbourhoods limited the access of residents from other neighbouring housing schemes, Chor said local authorities had the right to abolish such features.
"However, local authorities will give time for existing guarded neighbourhoods to abolish such features if they do not cause major problems to the residents, " he said.
He said residents who wished to set up guarded neighbourhoods could consult their local authorities on the specifications and requirements set by the ministry.
Malaysian and Nepalese guards are very expensive as compared with the other nationalities. Only the very upmarket residences can afford to hire them. It does not sound practical Mr Minister.
ReplyDeleteDear Residents,
ReplyDeleteMay I clear my position as a Resident of Puteri 11.
I am not a committee member, nor Auditor for the RA. I am just a volunteer to the security operation.
Mr. Khoo