Residents of Waller Court to have new place in future
TENANTS of Waller Court will continue to pay RM124 per month after being relocated into their new units after it is redeveloped.
Datuk Dr Mah Hang Soon (BN-Chenderiang) said the state assured that they would not increase the rental of the tenants after the redevelopment project was completed.
Dr Mah, who is also Perak Local Government Committee chairman was answering a supplementary question by Thomas Su Keong Siong (DAP-Pasir Pinji) during the state assembly sitting on the rental fee to be paid by the tenants after they moved into their new lots.
Dr Mah said a 500-unit flat project was part of the redevelopment plan, which would also include another building block for commercial purposes.
In the talks: The Waller Court flats are to be redeveloped for a fresher look.
He said there would be two buildings of 250-units where the 435 tenants would be relocated.
Dr Mah also said residents would be temporarily relocated to the empty lots in the same area first before their new units were completed.
"The empty lots will be repaired by the developer before they can be inhabited by the tenants," he said, adding that the project would be built in phases.
Dr Mah also said the current clinic, located in front of Waller Court, would be demolished to make way to build the new block of flats.
"The Health Ministry has agreed to relocate the clinic to the Greentown Health Clinic," he said.
Dr Mah also said the state had discussed with residents several times about the redevelopment project.
"At the same time, the Ipoh City Council is also trying to reclaim land near Jalan Lim Bo Seng for landscaping and to construct a new entry point into Waller Court," he said.
-The Star-
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