DBKL: High-rise project has met all conditions


By CY LEE

The site of the 35-storey residential development at Kampung Bukit Lanjan in Segambut. — Filepic

A PLAN for a high-rise project in Kampung Bukit Lanjan, Kuala Lumpur, which caused an uproar among nearby residents, has met the technical planning requirements and complied with the Residensi Wilayah policy to provide affordable housing for first-time buyers, says Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

In a statement responding to a StarMetro report on Nov 2, 2023, titled “Bkt Lanjan villagers worried about high-rise project”, DBKL’s corporate communications unit said the project had fulfilled conditions for approval.

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