I think there can still be improvements made to increase the number of parking space. For example, I see a brown Morris (if not mistaken) parked new the visitor’s car park, in front of Block 12 for the longest time. The car is rusty, all tires flat and covered in dust. Clearly this is car is left abandoned and due to the junkyard. It doesn’t deserve wasting a good parking space. Moreover, it is such an eyesore to our beloved condo and I pity the car that is parked next to it with the risk of rust spreading to it.

Management and Building Manager, if you are reading this, hope you can investigate and inform the owner.

Previously, I have also applied for the annual rental for available parking lots for balloting. I have not received any replies (including written results of my application) despite my written applications submitted to the management. As such, I presume my application is not successful.

Notwithstanding that, the problem that I encountered is that once in every few months, I expect a certain visitor to stay overnight for 2 to 3 nights consecutive. As such, on such odd occasion whereby a third night is required, there will be no overnight parking for the third (3rd) night allowed. As a result, the only option I have will be to tell my visitor to park his car outside the condominium along the main road, which is unsafe considering I have experienced broken lock for my Malaysian-made car before from parking on the main road, not to mention the continental cars that my visitor typically drives. I believe it is also our intention as a community to be visitor friendly.

As such, may I propose in order to address such problem for the management to assess such applications on a case-by-case basis, as opposed to a blanket restriction on 2 over nights parking, as I believe there are many genuine applications which are not out to abuse the system. Alternatively, instead of a blanket restriction, extended overnight parking more than twice in the same week can be charged at a rate, say RM20 so as to curb abuse.

Making the right choice with no regrets.

Well I will be a new addition to this lovely condominium tug at the top of Taman Desa called Danau Permai.

To my surprise as I was waiting for the lift I am amused that the committee and the management is in the midst of upgrading the already presentable lobby.

I over heard that the cost for the tasteful new hotel environment deco is done with reasonable minimum cost. Well if it is please enlighten me as to the cost and not forgetting the contractor that is doing the job as he may be of help to me in not over taxing my little wallet if I need to do up the unit.

My sincere hats off to the committee for a well design lift lobby but I hope the management can get the job done faster as it is quite inconvenient to move around.

Keep up the good work.

Thank you.

Harry Block 12.

1) Link bridge….Good ideas but poor executions. Look at Block 6 and 8. the joinining of the old and new. it is far from seamless. You see a huge gutter where the old joint the new. This is totally unacceptable.
2) Pebbles on the pillars..Some of the jobs are done in a hurry..Cuci batu pun tak kau kau sikit. Some of the pebbles are not laid to the bottom . Amazingly poor or curi ayam workmanship.
3) Block 6 . a comptemporary design met with old balinese terracota…what a miss match all together. Should fire the designers.

Aluminium doors and jam are just too filsmsee esp. it is installed with a magnetic lock. The handle will most probably last for 2 weeks….The floor tiles are el-cheapo Jiangiang ceramic. (Better Niro used in Block 8). The choice of non-slippery floor title are aweful. It looks dirty all the time.
The choice of the cabinet..another horrible color and poor quality finishing. The choice od downlight…Another el-cheapo.

I believe the old lobby still nicer than the new.