One of the coconut trees planted by residents of Pintasan Kelicap in Mutiara Perdana, Bayan Lepas.
THE Penang Island City Council (MBPP) will have a dialogue session with the residents of Pintasan Kelicap in Mutiara Perdana, Bayan Lepas, on the issue of trees planted by them on the pedestrian walkway.
MBPP Landscape Department director Azizul Fahmi Muhamad said it was not the intention of the council to remove the trees and plants but rather create an area which is presentable and pleasing to the eyes.
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One of the coconut trees planted by residents of Pintasan Kelicap in Mutiara Perdana, Bayan Lepas.
The trees planted on the pedestrian walkway are said to be an obstruction in Pintasan Kelicap, Mutiara Perdana in Bayan Lepas. — K.T. GOH/The Star
Resident Roslan Jamaludin, 60, preparing the ground to plant more fruit trees in front of his house.
Harnani: We are willing to listen on the next course of action.
Mohideen: CAP fully supports the residents’ agriculture activities.
Samsudin Hussain,80
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