‘Retain existing buffer zone in draft local plan’


Lee (standing) objecting to the proposed reduction in minimum distance between heavy industries and residential areas, during the public hearing on MPKL’s 2030 draft local plan in Pulau Carey.

CONCERNS over industrial developments took centre stage at the public hearing session on Kuala Langat Municipal Council’s (MPKL) 2030 Draft Local Plan.

Among the main concerns was the proposal to reduce the minimum distance between heavy industries and settlements from 500m to 300m.

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