Members of the ‘Selamatkan Kuala Lumpur’ Coalition seen at the press conference in Kuala Lumpur April 26, 2019. — Picture by Miera Zulyana
On March 13, the Court of Appeal decided that public hearings on the development were done improperly as local residents were unable to present their objections under Rule 5 of the Federal Territory Planning Act 1982, which is to allow public input in planning and development. “The Court of Appeal ruling stated that DBKL had not done the public hearing properly because they had not furnished pertinent information for local residents to make an informed objection.Among the documents DBKL needed to provide for local residents to make an informed objection included the Traffic Impact Assessment , Environmental Impact Assessment and Social Impact Assessment reports among others.
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