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DC Residency Makes
an Impact on Luxury
Lifestyle and Living
Tanjung Aru Beach and Park Will Not Be Closed to Public
He said the two sites would
be maintained as public
recreation grounds and would
undergo further upgrading and
expansion.
The allegations arose after
the City Hall showed the 2020
Kota Kinabalu Local Plan to the
public as the plan indicated that
the area in question has been
zoned for tourism development.
He added that what was
exhibited did not show the
intricate details of the plan.
A photo of the Kota Kinabalu Local Plan
2020 draft taken at the public consultation
One of the most impressive projects
previewed at the recently concluded
SHAREDA PH Expo Tawau held from
16 – 18 May in Tawau was DC Residency
by Guocoland Malaysia. DC Residency
is the developer’s flagship project and
will be the first integrated development
project in the exclusive Damansara
Heights enclave.
The iconic landmark will include two
luxury condominium blocks (DC
Residency by Clermont), two corporate
office towers, a lifestyle mall and an
international class hotel (Clermont
Kuala Lumpur). The integrated project,
located adjacent to the Damansara town
centre, will be developed on a prime
freehold site of 8.5 acres with a total
development area of about 2.2 million
sq ft.
Mayor Datuk Abidin Madingkir
has denied the allegation by a
non-government organisation
(NGO) that the Prince Philip Park
and Tanjung Aru Beach would be
closed to implement the Tanjung
Aru Eco Development or TAED.
One of the most impressive
projects previewed at the
recently concluded SHAREDA
PH Expo Tawau
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“The allegation that it would be
closed is untrue,” he said.
Abidin explained that they
haven’t finalised the detailed
plan yet as it requires public
consultation and they will submit
Once the central board gives
its nod to the plan, it will
be submitted to the State
Government for consideration,
he said.
Meanwhile, a total of 144
rejection forms have been
received by the City Hall since the
plan was unveiled on May 8.
“But not all of the forms are
focused on objecting the plan.
There are also proposals and
feedback,” he said.
Deadline for the exhibition ends
on May 22, but City Hall would
continue to be open to ideas,
comments and objections as it
wants to hear from the public.
“Every matter that is raised will be
evaluated to improve the 2020
Kota Kinabalu Local Plan,” he said.
Kota Kinabalu to Have One-Way Traffic in the City
traffic will flow in one direction
from the Wawasan Plaza
roundabout to the roundabout
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