Blog posts on hold.

 


There is a change in the local government and I think it is best that I stop working on the Vistana Heights problems until later.

Here is a headline from the local newspaper yesterday.

Sabah Bersatu collapses, GRS members to form new party.

I have briefed the three other house owners who are active in this matter and they will follow up until I get back to my blog posting sometime in February or March 2023.

YB Ginger Phoong has promised to visit the site this week and that will be my last activity for the year on this matter.

One of the house owner's has met Mr. Saiman Angak who has promised to hold a meeting with the developer and the house owners. 

LPPB has advised me that they are studying how to settle this matter amicably.

So, let us give the politicians to settle down first. We will wait for DBKK and LPPB to study this matter and find an amicable solution.

Location: Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia

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