As reported in Nanyang Siang Pao
黄汉伟：助多项房屋复工 槟政府体恤购屋者心声
2012-11-30 13:05
（槟岛西南区29日讯）槟州房屋委员会主席黄汉伟行政议员表示，搁置7年的湖内安宁园（Desa Aman）中廉价组屋的复工工程已全面竣工，并预料将在一个月后取得槟岛市政局发出的完工证，若顺利，这两栋共392单位的居民能赶在明年的农历新年之前迁入新屋。
搁置多年4%业主放弃
黄汉伟今日上午前往巡视后向媒体指出，自从2008年后，槟州民联政府介入此计划后，获得白武士即Pacific Construction有限公司于2011年6月22日正式展开复工工程，赶在今年12月22日前需完成A栋剩于40%及B栋90%的兴建工程。
他说，令人感到欣慰的事，白武士的企业责任，不仅没有延长工程，更在目前11月尾即提早全面竣工，而发展商于两周内向市政局申请完工证，并预料一个月后取得完工证，意味购屋者明年初将陆绩搬入新屋。
黄汉伟说，虽然此计划搁置多年，但是目前据州政府与购屋者接洽，逾有96%的买主期待着他们当年的购买的中廉价组屋，意味当中只有4%的购屋者放弃了这间屋子。
他说，安宁园中廉价组屋计划是于2000年开始兴建，原订在2003年竣工，可是却遇到1997年经济风暴的影响，导致计划受搁置，最后在2005年12月31日正式宣布全面停工。之后槟州政府介入，及白武士的接手兴建，目前已顺利全面竣工。
黄汉伟：助多项房屋复工 槟政府体恤购屋者心声
黄汉伟说，自从槟州民联政府执政后，4年来协助多项已遭搁置的房屋计划顺利复工，并顺利交回给买主。
此外，他以发林天德园珍美园、白云山的高峰园及威南的MurniJaya花园房屋计划也陆续获得佳景集团及玮力产业接手实施复工工程为例，显见槟州政府是以民为本政府，体恤购屋者的心声，因为对州政府信任，才获得各个白武士的投资。
黄汉伟表示，至于大华高园第二期计划，目前也有一间上市公司洽谈买地事宜，复工工程已露曙光。
他说，根据全国房屋数据显示，全国约97至99%的搁计划陆陆续续复工，当中只有1至3%的屋业计划仍处于搁置情况。
出席者包括垄尾区州议员杨顺兴、Pacific Construction有限公司董事陈国辉和清盘师代表古玛。
Long wait for dream home almost over
GEORGE TOWN : The long wait for a dream home is almost over for some 300 buyers when an abandoned housing project in Relau was revived following a 12-year delay.
The Desa Aman Apartments, a low-to-medium cost project with 392 units, received a lifeline after a developer took over the project from its predecessor last year.
Its construction came to a halt in 2005 following a winding up order against the former developer.
A spokesman from the property developer, Patsifit Con struction Sdn Bhd, said the rehabilitated project was slated to receive the occupancy certificate (OC) by the year’s end after construction works were almost 95 per cent complete yes terday.
The project comprising two blocks is scheduled to be ready by December 22.
With an average price of RM68,000 per unit when the sale and purchase agreement was signed in 2000, the market price of the 10-storey and 20-storey blocks had soared to about RM120,000.
State Town and Country Planning, Housing and Arts Committee chairman Wong Hon Wai said about 96 per cent of the purchasers had opted to continue paying housing loan to secure their future homes.
"We want to highlight the latest development as several purchasers are still not aware of the current status of the project.
"Some are facing difficulties with their bank loan approval and the developer will help them on a case-to-case basis," Wong said during a site inspection yesterday.
He said the developer would apply for the OC over the next two weeks
Its construction came to a halt in 2005 following a winding up order against the former developer.
A spokesman from the property developer, Patsifit Con struction Sdn Bhd, said the rehabilitated project was slated to receive the occupancy certificate (OC) by the year’s end after construction works were almost 95 per cent complete yes terday.
The project comprising two blocks is scheduled to be ready by December 22.
With an average price of RM68,000 per unit when the sale and purchase agreement was signed in 2000, the market price of the 10-storey and 20-storey blocks had soared to about RM120,000.
State Town and Country Planning, Housing and Arts Committee chairman Wong Hon Wai said about 96 per cent of the purchasers had opted to continue paying housing loan to secure their future homes.
"We want to highlight the latest development as several purchasers are still not aware of the current status of the project.
"Some are facing difficulties with their bank loan approval and the developer will help them on a case-to-case basis," Wong said during a site inspection yesterday.
He said the developer would apply for the OC over the next two weeks
