Wishing residents Salaam Ma’al Hijrah, and a Happy & Safe New Year ahead

Another year passes. Many will make new resolutions, and some will soon break them. Still, we all wish and aspire for better things everytime we turn a new chapter. We aspire to have a happier and safer year ahead for Greenlaners. Let’s strengthen the community and teamwork. To this end, we’d like to share a story about geese. Many of you may have heard or read about it… but we still think it is a great story. So enjoy:

Residents potluck attracts many residents, new and old

The 3rd potluck on 5th December 2008 attracted many residents and their families to come together and meet each other and eat good food. It was generally a fun filled event for the neighbours and families. The highlight of the occasion the karaoke crooning by none other than residents committee president Col (Rtd) Johar Abdullah and a number of other hidden singing talents of Greenlane.

New committee elected

30 November 2008

The 2009 car stickers are now available. they will be soon passed to the respective line leaders. thanks to the committee members for making this happen, especially farid who had done the production of the stickers.

all residents are advised to make their security payments and collect the stickers from line leaders. these new stickers will be used by the guards to control traffic into greenlane. Each household will be entitled to 2 stickers at RM3 each. Extra stickers will be available at RM10 each.

Residents carry out initiatives to improve security

A handful of residents have been hard at work since September to improve security in Greenlane. Meetings were held amongst committee members and with the security service provider to improve the guards performance. Even so, the Committee encourages residents to collaborate towards improving overall security in Greenlane.

Actions taken to enhance security

Killing at D'Kayangan Shah Alam worries Greenlaners

The tragic killing of a resident recently has stirred up strong emotions and concerns amongst Greenlane residents. The perpetrators were believed to be involved with a spate of burglaries in the Klang Valley and Negeri Sembilan. With the general concerns about the local economy and escalating cost of living, a number Greenlaners are expressing concern of the level of security in our area.

Need to enhance security services

Economic slowdown driving increases in security incidences

The recent spate of security incidences and disturbances brought the Residents Community together on 14 August 2008 to discuss how we can improve the safety of Greenlane. One of the immediate actions would be to put the current security service provider on a one month close watch, with the expectation of improved performance. The second action would be to step up security participation and collection amongst residents. Security matters are frequently discussed on the website, so do join in the debate and problem solving at http://greenlane.bukitjelutong.net/.

Other developments

• Occupied premises increased to 123 out of 206
• Permanent guard post completed after strong community requests
• More car stickers will be available in a weeks' time
• Next Residents Committee meeting to be held middle of September

last night we had dinner at the newest makan place in Bukit Jelutong. Located at D'Pangkin and above the Spice Gardens, Anjung Bambu is an indonesian food restaurant.

My first impression was that the place was not very obvious as the signage was merely a banner and the entrance to the restaurant is through a small side door off Spice Gardens. Inside, the restaurant was nothing special except for the nice balcony area. Naturally we chose the balcony area for our dinner, and enjoyed the cool night breeze.

happy watching yeah...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c5kX4eyddo