laporan dari Thestar
Tuesday December 12, 2006
>From dumpsite to a resort city
KOTA BARU: A solid waste disposal site at Teluk Kitang, near the Sultan
Ismail Petra Airport in Pengkalan Chepa, will be relocated and in its place
will emerge a multi-million-ringgit resort city. Developed jointly by the
Kota Baru Municipal Council and property company Sri Sabak Development Sdn Bhd,
the planned Airport Resort City will be built in four phases over the next 10
years. The 160ha project will contain, among others, 1,000 units of
various categories of homes, 400 units of shop houses, a school, a hotel and a
water theme park adjacent to the state airport. Unveiling the project
here yesterday, council president Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman said the waste
disposal site would be relocated next year. The construction of the RM500mil
resort township will begin in January 2008 after the land acquisition process
is completed. It will be the first resort-living project in Kelantan and
will reflect the growing disposal income of its people, he
told reporters after signing a Memorandum of Understanding on the project with
Sri Sabak Development. We have identified several landowners and
acquisition will take place over most of next year. The land price will
be determined by the Federal land valuation department and will be paid
directly to the owners, he said, adding that the acquisition cost would be
about RM20mil. Abdul Aziz said the project would emulate the concept of
Sunway Lagoon, near Kuala Lumpur, to draw cash-rich residents, investors and
tourists. He added that it would become a catalyst for growth in
Pengkalan Chepa, a suburban locality which is about 30 minutes drive from the
state capital. Abdul Aziz said the developer had agreed to build a 1.5km
wave-breaker along the project site near Pantai Sabak to guard against beach
erosion and some segments of land reclamation. On the current rubbish
disposal site, which receives 300 metric tonnes of waste daily, he said
it would be relocated to a bigger centralised area to serve the districts of
Kota Baru, Ketereh and Bachok. Residents in Teluk Kitang will no longer
have to bear with the foul stench once the site is relocated. The new site will
use technology from Canada to ensure it does not emit any undesirable stench,
he added. Sri Sabak chairman Datuk Yeo Wang Seng said they were excited
to be involved in the project, which would transform the face of Pengkalan
Chepa into a resort city. //Thestar
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abuhafizd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Re: [perakan] RM120 Juta Bangunkan Sabak Sebagai Airport Resort City
KOTA BHARU, 10 Dis: Hampir 160 hektar tanah berhampiran kawasan
Pantai Sabak di sini akan dibangunkan sebagai bandar pelancongan yang
menelan kos lebih RM120 juta.
Yang Dipertua Majlis Perbandaran Kota Bharu Bandaraya Islam (MPKB-
BRI), Abd Aziz Ab Rahman berkata projek yang dijalankan secara usaha
sama antara MPKB dan syarikat pemaju Sri Sabak Development itu,
dijangka bermula pada Januari 2008, selepas proses pengambilalihan
tanah selesai.
"Daripada 160 hektar itu, 130.7 hektar milik orang perseorangan
manakala 29 hektar milik MPKB, termasuk tapak pelupusan sampah
sekarang di Teluk Kitang," katanya kepada pemberita selepas majlis
menandatangani memorandum persefahaman (MoU) projek berkenaan di
sini, hari ini.
Abd Aziz berkata proses mengambil semula tanah berkenaan dijangka
mengambil masa kira-kira enam hingga lapan bulan mengikut Akta
Pengambilalihan Tanah 1960.
"Bagi harga tanah pula, kita akan serahkan kepada Jabatan Penilaian
Persekutuan untuk membuat penilaian sebelum dibayar kepada pemilik,"
katanya.
Beliau berkata pembangunan projek itu yang dijangka mengambil masa 10
tahun akan dilaksanakan mengikut empat fasa.
"Ia merangkumi pembinaan 1,000 unit rumah kediaman, 400 unit rumah
kedai, resort, hotel, taman tema air serta marina," katanya.
Abd Aziz berkata kos keseluruhan projek tersebut dijangka mencecah
RM500 juta memandangkan banyak perubahan yang bakal dibuat, termasuk
menebus guna tapak pelupusan sampah dan paya serta pembinaan benteng
pemecah ombak sepanjang 1.5 kilometer.
"Kita harapkan projek ini akan menjadi pemangkin kepada pertumbuhan
ekonomi, bukan sahaja di kawasan Sabak, malah kawasan sekitarnya,"
katanya.
Beliau berkata pemilihan Sabak sebagai lokasi projek berkenaan adalah
bagi menarik lebih ramai pelancong berkunjung ke situ memandangkan
lokasinya hanya kira-kira lima minit dari Lapangan Terbang Sultan
Ismail Petra, di sini.
Katanya tapak pelupusan sampah di Teluk Kitang akan dipindahkan ke
satu kawasan yang telah dikenal pasti untuk kemudahan guna sama MPKB,
Majlis Daerah Ketereh dan Bachok.
"Selain mesra alam, melalui penggunaan teknologi Kanada bagi
menukarkan sisa pelupusan itu sebagai baja organik, MPKB juga akan
mewujudkan industri kecil dan sederhana berkaitan, berdekatan tapak
itu," katanya.
//BERNAMA
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