Penang Citizens Chant Group (Chant) adviser Yan Lee (right) and group founder Prof Dr Jimmy Lim (second right) in a press conference on issues around Pykett Avenue. WAN MOHIZAN WAN HUSSEIN/THE STAR/28.08.2013
A TOTAL of 36 residents have submitted their objection forms to the Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) on a planned high-rise development in Pykett Avenue.
Penang Citizens Chant Group (Chant) adviser Yan Lee said the council had not briefed the residents about the project and its impact on traffic.
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