| From: Avenue Court Date: 7/22/2011 3:41:06 PM Cc: marini@dbkl.gov.my; avenuecourtsecretary@yahoo.com; avenuecourttreasurer@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblocka@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockb@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockc@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockd@yahoo.com; Lingham Subject: Re: Official documents for verification |
Friday, July 22, 2011
Reply from Mr Chairman Kumar
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Last attempt to resolve issue
- Fix fluorescent lights at the doorway of changing rooms for night use. At the moment it is dark.
- Have a flood light installed for the pool area to brighten up the place, it is too dark now, switch off at 9.30pm to let pool users know that it will be closing soon.
- Open and close changing rooms as per pool hours
- To maintain cleanliness have cleaners check it twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evenings.
- Have security guard clock in hourly at changing rooms and a guard to patrol the area frequently which is what I have seen over the last few weeks. This would definitely minimize problems.
- Leave the fluorescent lights on outside the changing rooms to prevent illicit activities at that sitting area at night after pool hours.
- The entry point barrier for chip card identification should be relocated to guard house as per exit barrier. At the moment it is too far from guard house. The guard house should have a clear view of people entering Avenue Court.
| Date: 7/9/2011 7:06:17 PM Cc: Ho Chan Wah; avenuecourttreasurer@yahoo.com; avenuecourtsecretary@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblocka@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockb@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockc@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockd@yahoo.com; avenuecourtbe@yahoo.com Subject: Four teenagers can beat your security system |
| 9th July 2011 Mr. Chairman Kumar, Re: Four teenagers can beat your security system You can choose to view this as continuous harping or you can view this as a feedback. I saw four young Malay boys between 14-15 walking in through the sidewalk without having to report to guard house and they were headed towards block A. Thinking they were residents that I have not seen I did not pay much attention. The next thing I knew I heard loud talking and chattering in the corridor and when I look down through the window they were sitting on the corridor on the 11th floor talking loudly with one of them astride on the wall where he could have fallen to his death. Called the guard house to investigate as I believed they were not residents. About 20 mins later I saw them walking out of Avenue Court. This was about 3pm. The front of house entry and exit point has sidewalks that invite outsiders to come and go without having to report to guard house, no barriers or security measures for bikes to zoom in and out. I had been here three years and I have never paid much attention to all these matters until I asked to use changing rooms. Changing security companies and having cctv does not does not help when rapist and molesters can come and go easily. Unless there is a lock down and stricter controlling set up and procedure for entry and exit for pedestrian, bikes and vehicles security personnel stationed here will have a hard time doing their duties, chasing after each and every person walking in or running after bikes that zoom in without any barrier. Entry and exiting premises must be design in such a way that it requires going through the guard house and not guards running all over the place. The set up and procedures must facilitate that outsiders asking guards for permission to enter and exit and not the other way around. Regarding the changing rooms. You have made claims that needles were found outside the changing rooms. Did management committee do anything about it?
If management committee is really concern about safety I suggest that you look into the entry exit set up/procedure to do a lock down. Tighten it up making it difficult for unwanted people to wander in. This might reduce your headache and having to look for new security company all the time. And not changing rooms ended up taking the blame for rapes and molestations. Sincerely hope that you might want to look to improve security set up and procedures. Concerned or Irritating Resident Owner, |
Monday, July 18, 2011
Stay Tune/Akan Datang
Stay Tune/Akan Datang
More news will be uploaded soon/Berita terkini tidak lama lagi
Pintu depan buka, Semua bolih masuk,
mandi kat toilet, kena ROGOL, salah toilet, KUNCI TOILET !
Dear residents,
This is your home, it is up to you and for you to decide. Are you satisfied with what management committee is doing? If yes, don't read this blog.
If no, let us put our voice together and ask for better things to come. It is your decision. I don't really care who is in the committee, only do what they volunteered to do.
Message to JMC - 'mahu seribu daya tak mahu seribu dalih'
No permit from COB, Kafe mahu buat Tapi changing rooms tak mahu buat?
“What is worse than being a resident and not speaking up? Knowing your rights and not asking for it." All facilities belong to you not committee members. They only volunteer to manage it.
Today close changing rooms, tomorrow gym? swimming pool? children playground? lifts? Have a look at the gym. Maybe next to be closed. It is useless.
Sikit sikit lama lama jadi bukit.
please write your comments / sila tulis komen anda
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Owner's Vote for closure of changing rooms
Mr Ho & JMC members
· maintain the common property and keep it in good serviceable repair;
- Letter of recommendation from COB for closure of changing room with reasons given.
- Written recommendations from Property Management Services that the said facility be closed due to inability to manage security safety of usage of changing rooms.
- Written police recommendation - police department is satisfied with Avenue Court security standard and procedure and deem the usage of changing rooms a threat due to location of Avenue Court in Taman Sri Sentosa. An unsafe area for residents to live in.
Resident Owner
Tiada Jawap Lagi
| Date: 7/9/2011 1:07:08 PM Cc: Ho Chan Wah; eddie@r4c.com.my; avenuecourttreasurer@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblocka@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockb@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockc@yahoo.com; avenuecourtblockd@yahoo.com; Subject: Valid Documents or police reports | ![]() |
| 9th July 2011 Dear Mr Secretary Letchmana, Re: Valid Documents or police reports regarding rape case and molestation at changing rooms Pertaining to our conversation this morning and your assertion that there was a rape case and molestation at the changing rooms at Avenue Court swimming pool, I am hereby officially requesting valid documents or police reports to validify this matter. As these are very important documents I trust they must have been filed properly. As rape and molestation of residents is a police matter, this matter could not have been reported for the safety of other residents and the victims involved. Therefore I am now seeking confirmation if your assertion is true. If it is true, I will back off my request for the changing rooms to be opened even though I believe that if such incidents did occur it was due to the lack of security measures and not the fault of the changing rooms. Avenue Court will then have to bring this matter up to COB for them to verify that changing rooms are the problem and not lack of security measure and for them to authorise the closure of the facility. Please inform me as to when I can view the original and get a photocopy of those documents. Looking forward to your reply. Yours Sincerely, Apartment Owner |
No Reply
- JMB have to furnish me with letter of authorisation from COB recommending closure of changing room.
- Mr Secretary Letchmana of Avenue Court to furnish me with photocopies of police report regarding molest and rapes as he asserted happened in changing rooms. If the police report are missing Mr Letchmana can give me An official letter signed and witnessed by the Commisioner of Oaths (original)
- Written recommendations from all Property Management Services that the said facility be closed as Mr Kumar has written.
' If Guocoland requires us to re-open it, we would highly appreciate an official letterhead stating that Guocoland is fully aware of past crimes and ongoing used needles found in pool vicinity, etc etc and an instruction and direction to JMB to re-open it. We also need a letter to release us of any responsibilty that occur in the changing room due to it's re-opening (limited to acts of crime only). We will then file this with the COB and relevant authorities and after receving their acknowledgement, we be glady re-open it.'
