There was an attempt to steal a car at 41, Jalan USJ 11/3K at around 2.20 am in the morning. However, this attempt was foiled by our security guard who was on patrol at that time. The car door was opened and the owner was alerted about it.
We would like to advise all residents to not take things for granted and to take every possible precaution.
Thank you.
The Committee
11 Trees @ USJ
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
DENGUE ALERT!!
Dear Residents,
Two of our fellow residents have been reported to come down with Dengue fever last Monday and was admitted to the hospital. Both of them are from USJ 11/3C.
We need to get rid of this menace from our community as it has become rampant in recent months. And Dengue can kill so please be alert at all times and make sure we use aerosol and other preventive measures from us being bitten by these deadly pest - the AEDES mosquitoes.
Please do help spread the word around that DENGUE is still very much present and evident in our area.
Thank you
The Committee
11 Trees @ USJ
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
USJ Residents green their neighbourhood
Wednesday June 3, 2009
From The Star
Stories by JADE CHAN
SISTERS Melanie and Melissa Liew, aged eight and five respectively, enthusiastically took part in a tree-planting activity in their neighbourhood last Sunday as they helped to scoop and pack the soil around the trees.
Their father, Liew Kim Yen, said he brought his daughters along to teach them to be aware of the environment, and how trees play an important role towards a greener place.
“Melanie was inspired by an Earth Day event held at her school in Sri Sedaya, Subang Jaya. One important lesson she learnt was to reduce the use of plastic bags, something which she has been reminding her family about ever since,” said the USJ 11/3 resident.
Residents of USJ 11/3 and USJ 11/4 got together to plant 90 pagoda trees along Jalan USJ 11/6 during the activity that was organised by Subang Jaya assemblyman Hannah Yeoh’s office with the Subang Jaya Municipal Council’s (MPSJ) assistance.
“The Subang Jaya community will be planting 200 trees, mostly forest trees, next Saturday at the Millennium Park to commemorate World Environment Day. We will later move on to other residential areas to plant more trees,” said Yeoh.
“Our ultimate aim is to make Subang Jaya more green and shady, and to teach the children from young to care for the environment.”
Yeoh said the tree-planting activity was inspired by her trip to Singapore where she observed that a lot of effort had been put in to make everywhere green, including the city centre.
“We need to have the right system and plants that require minimum maintenance to make Subang Jaya a green area,” she said, urging the residents to keep an eye on the trees that they helped plant for the community’s benefit.
Yeoh said the MPSJ had allocated part of the prize money it had won for coming in second in the Housing and Local Government Ministry’s 2008 Star Rating of Local Government to go towards beautifying Millennium Park, which will be turned into a green lung for the community.
She added that the tree-planting at Millennium Park was a joint collaboration between her office, JKP (Residents Committee) Zone 1 and the MPSJ, with the assistance of several corporate sponsors.
MPSJ landscape architect Azlina Mat Salim said the beautification of Millennium Park would be done in stages.
“We will be changing the face of the park from a concrete jungle to green jungle.
“Stage one would comprise tree-planting; stage two is landscaping. The later stages include the rectification of walkways and installation of benches and street lighting,” she said.
From The Star
Stories by JADE CHAN
SISTERS Melanie and Melissa Liew, aged eight and five respectively, enthusiastically took part in a tree-planting activity in their neighbourhood last Sunday as they helped to scoop and pack the soil around the trees.
Their father, Liew Kim Yen, said he brought his daughters along to teach them to be aware of the environment, and how trees play an important role towards a greener place.
“Melanie was inspired by an Earth Day event held at her school in Sri Sedaya, Subang Jaya. One important lesson she learnt was to reduce the use of plastic bags, something which she has been reminding her family about ever since,” said the USJ 11/3 resident.
Residents of USJ 11/3 and USJ 11/4 got together to plant 90 pagoda trees along Jalan USJ 11/6 during the activity that was organised by Subang Jaya assemblyman Hannah Yeoh’s office with the Subang Jaya Municipal Council’s (MPSJ) assistance.
“The Subang Jaya community will be planting 200 trees, mostly forest trees, next Saturday at the Millennium Park to commemorate World Environment Day. We will later move on to other residential areas to plant more trees,” said Yeoh.
“Our ultimate aim is to make Subang Jaya more green and shady, and to teach the children from young to care for the environment.”
Yeoh said the tree-planting activity was inspired by her trip to Singapore where she observed that a lot of effort had been put in to make everywhere green, including the city centre.
“We need to have the right system and plants that require minimum maintenance to make Subang Jaya a green area,” she said, urging the residents to keep an eye on the trees that they helped plant for the community’s benefit.
Yeoh said the MPSJ had allocated part of the prize money it had won for coming in second in the Housing and Local Government Ministry’s 2008 Star Rating of Local Government to go towards beautifying Millennium Park, which will be turned into a green lung for the community.
She added that the tree-planting at Millennium Park was a joint collaboration between her office, JKP (Residents Committee) Zone 1 and the MPSJ, with the assistance of several corporate sponsors.
MPSJ landscape architect Azlina Mat Salim said the beautification of Millennium Park would be done in stages.
“We will be changing the face of the park from a concrete jungle to green jungle.
“Stage one would comprise tree-planting; stage two is landscaping. The later stages include the rectification of walkways and installation of benches and street lighting,” she said.
Friday, May 29, 2009
May 2009 Newsletter
Dear Residents of 11 Trees,
First and foremost, the committee would like to thank all the residents who have paid their monthly security fees and who have donated generously for the fencing. This has helped us get the project off the ground and as you can see the fencing project is near completion.
Monthly subscription and donations:
While the building is proceeding according to our schedule, we still have yet to collect the monthly fees from some of the residents. Please be considerate and pay your monthly fees as only with enough funds can the committee carry out the projects for our own well being. In this respect, we appeal to those who have not paid to kindly do so to your street leaders as soon as possible. Do have some consideration to your neighbours who have paid. The more people pay up the lesser the burden to everyone.
Improvement plans for our G&G:
We are still short in the donation for the fencing project as we have yet to install the gates and the CCTV system as part of boosting our security capabilities in our area.
We are also planning to install speed bumps at Gates 1 & 2. This is to prevent some inconsiderate drivers who have been speeding through the check points without due regard to the safety of our guards on duty. And this will be done as soon as possible.
We are also planning to implement passes for frequent visitors to our area (such as coming for kindergarten and tuition) with details like name, contact number and photos as there has been abuse of such passes of late which the Committee has detected. Your cooperation is highly appreciated in this matter.
Survey form:
We are doing a survey to get your feedback on our G&G and other matters. Please kindly fill in the forms so that we can get your for us to make improvements as we move forward. Once completed, please do pass to your street leaders before June 15, 2009.
Joint patrol with police:
There will be a joint patrol on the first and third Saturday of every month with the police from our USJ 8 police station. Chief Inspector Loi is fully supportive of this initiative and we have been getting very good cooperation from the police. We wish to foster good relationships with our police force and we hope that the residents can join in the patrol. Please assemble at the playground at 9 p.m. on the designated days. We look forward to as many of you participating as possible.
Sepak Takraw Bulat & Basketball 3-on-3 competition:
To foster better relationship and to promote healthy activities amongst the younger residents in our area, our USJ 11/3 RA plans to organize sepak takraw and basketball competition. This competition will be held on 19 July 2009 at the car park in Summit Shopping Centre. The forms for participation will be available soon. Please check with the street leaders or any of the Committee members. In future, we may organize more of such events if and when the participation is encouraging.
Please lookout for more details our website at www.usjeleventrees.blogspot.com.
First Anniversary celebration:
Our USJ 11/3 Residents Association is turning one in July 2009. In conjunction with this, we will be planning to have a ‘party’ of sorts. It will be held on Saturday, 11 July 2009 at 7 pm at the playground. There will be food, games and entertainment. More details will follow as and when we approach o the date.
Tree planting and cleanliness:
In association with MPSJ and our ADUN’s office, we will be making our area greener. We will be planting more trees within the zone of USJ 11/3. This will be carried out in the coming weeks
On May 31, 2009 (Sunday) the planting will commence on the main entrance coming in from Persiaran Perpaduan into Jalan USJ 11/6 (road parallel to USJ 11/3 and USJ 11/4N). Both sides of the nature strip will be planted with more trees. Do join in the program by coming with your shovels and “changkuls” this coming Sunday.
And to ensure that our area remains clean and to discourage indiscriminate throwing of rubbish everywhere, we will be meeting with people who are responsible with for Alam Flora to find out when they will be coming so that we can publish and make known their times of visit. This is to facilitate the proper and timely disposal of rubbish.
Street Leaders & Contacts:
Your street leaders and contacts are listed below. In case you are unable to reach any of them for whatever reasons, please kindly get in touch with any of the Committee Members which is available at our blog.
Row 3A YBhg Datuk Faridah 019-382 8740
Row 3B Mr. Vellu A/L Sinnakucandai 012-689 0805
Row 3C Tuan Hj Abdul Aziz Mohd Awal 019-645 0253
Row 3D Mr. Yong Yu Loong 012-383 3198
Row 3E Mr. Liew Kim Yen 019-223 7188
Row 3F Mr. Sivaneshwaran 012-265 9098
Row 3G Mr. Adrian Nathan 012-649 9397
Row 3K Mr. Lee Tick Seng 012-316 2977
Row 3L Mr. Murali 012-372 3140
Row 3M Mr. Michael Chow 012-209 9782
Row 3N Ms. Irene Chong Kim Song 017-275 8126
Row 3P Mr. David Chow Kee Cheok 019-383 8268
Thank you.
The Committee
11 Trees @ USJ
First and foremost, the committee would like to thank all the residents who have paid their monthly security fees and who have donated generously for the fencing. This has helped us get the project off the ground and as you can see the fencing project is near completion.
Monthly subscription and donations:
While the building is proceeding according to our schedule, we still have yet to collect the monthly fees from some of the residents. Please be considerate and pay your monthly fees as only with enough funds can the committee carry out the projects for our own well being. In this respect, we appeal to those who have not paid to kindly do so to your street leaders as soon as possible. Do have some consideration to your neighbours who have paid. The more people pay up the lesser the burden to everyone.
Improvement plans for our G&G:
We are still short in the donation for the fencing project as we have yet to install the gates and the CCTV system as part of boosting our security capabilities in our area.
We are also planning to install speed bumps at Gates 1 & 2. This is to prevent some inconsiderate drivers who have been speeding through the check points without due regard to the safety of our guards on duty. And this will be done as soon as possible.
We are also planning to implement passes for frequent visitors to our area (such as coming for kindergarten and tuition) with details like name, contact number and photos as there has been abuse of such passes of late which the Committee has detected. Your cooperation is highly appreciated in this matter.
Survey form:
We are doing a survey to get your feedback on our G&G and other matters. Please kindly fill in the forms so that we can get your for us to make improvements as we move forward. Once completed, please do pass to your street leaders before June 15, 2009.
Joint patrol with police:
There will be a joint patrol on the first and third Saturday of every month with the police from our USJ 8 police station. Chief Inspector Loi is fully supportive of this initiative and we have been getting very good cooperation from the police. We wish to foster good relationships with our police force and we hope that the residents can join in the patrol. Please assemble at the playground at 9 p.m. on the designated days. We look forward to as many of you participating as possible.
Sepak Takraw Bulat & Basketball 3-on-3 competition:
To foster better relationship and to promote healthy activities amongst the younger residents in our area, our USJ 11/3 RA plans to organize sepak takraw and basketball competition. This competition will be held on 19 July 2009 at the car park in Summit Shopping Centre. The forms for participation will be available soon. Please check with the street leaders or any of the Committee members. In future, we may organize more of such events if and when the participation is encouraging.
Please lookout for more details our website at www.usjeleventrees.blogspot.com.
First Anniversary celebration:
Our USJ 11/3 Residents Association is turning one in July 2009. In conjunction with this, we will be planning to have a ‘party’ of sorts. It will be held on Saturday, 11 July 2009 at 7 pm at the playground. There will be food, games and entertainment. More details will follow as and when we approach o the date.
Tree planting and cleanliness:
In association with MPSJ and our ADUN’s office, we will be making our area greener. We will be planting more trees within the zone of USJ 11/3. This will be carried out in the coming weeks
On May 31, 2009 (Sunday) the planting will commence on the main entrance coming in from Persiaran Perpaduan into Jalan USJ 11/6 (road parallel to USJ 11/3 and USJ 11/4N). Both sides of the nature strip will be planted with more trees. Do join in the program by coming with your shovels and “changkuls” this coming Sunday.
And to ensure that our area remains clean and to discourage indiscriminate throwing of rubbish everywhere, we will be meeting with people who are responsible with for Alam Flora to find out when they will be coming so that we can publish and make known their times of visit. This is to facilitate the proper and timely disposal of rubbish.
Street Leaders & Contacts:
Your street leaders and contacts are listed below. In case you are unable to reach any of them for whatever reasons, please kindly get in touch with any of the Committee Members which is available at our blog.
Row 3A YBhg Datuk Faridah 019-382 8740
Row 3B Mr. Vellu A/L Sinnakucandai 012-689 0805
Row 3C Tuan Hj Abdul Aziz Mohd Awal 019-645 0253
Row 3D Mr. Yong Yu Loong 012-383 3198
Row 3E Mr. Liew Kim Yen 019-223 7188
Row 3F Mr. Sivaneshwaran 012-265 9098
Row 3G Mr. Adrian Nathan 012-649 9397
Row 3K Mr. Lee Tick Seng 012-316 2977
Row 3L Mr. Murali 012-372 3140
Row 3M Mr. Michael Chow 012-209 9782
Row 3N Ms. Irene Chong Kim Song 017-275 8126
Row 3P Mr. David Chow Kee Cheok 019-383 8268
Thank you.
The Committee
11 Trees @ USJ
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
The start of the Greening Project
Dear Residents,
Trees are the symbol of life. It cleans up the air that we breathe by removing the carbon, it gives us shade and it cools down the surrounding temperature. It is pleasing to look at and it serves as a home to birds and animals. It is such a precious gift of life which we take for granted. And so to give back something to nature, the greening of USJ is about to start.
Come this Sunday, May 31, 2009, we will see the beginning of our Tree Planting project initiated by the MPSJ and our ADUN for Subang Jaya, YB Hannah Yeoh. The first batch of some 90 trees will be planted along the USJ 11/6 main road, coming in from Persiaran Perpaduan and parallel to USJ 11/4N and USJ 11/3, until the end of USJ 11/6.
This event will be graced by YB Hannah Yeoh, YB Elizabeth Wong, EXCO for Tourism, Consumer Affairs and Environment for Selangor and YDP of MPSJ, YBhg. Datuk Adnan.
It will be done jointly with the RAs from both USJ 11/3 and USJ 11/4. ALL residents from both USJ 11/3 and USJ 11/4 are invited for this event. Please do come and give a helping hand to nature and start to green up our kampung in USJ. It will go a long way in creating a more natural and conducive environment for us all who lives here.
Please gather at the USJ 11/3 Children's playground this Sunday, May 31 @ 9 a.m. sharp. And do not forget to bring along your shovels and changkuls and help us plant the trees.
We look forward to seeing you there!
The Committee
11 Trees @ USJ
Trees are the symbol of life. It cleans up the air that we breathe by removing the carbon, it gives us shade and it cools down the surrounding temperature. It is pleasing to look at and it serves as a home to birds and animals. It is such a precious gift of life which we take for granted. And so to give back something to nature, the greening of USJ is about to start.
Come this Sunday, May 31, 2009, we will see the beginning of our Tree Planting project initiated by the MPSJ and our ADUN for Subang Jaya, YB Hannah Yeoh. The first batch of some 90 trees will be planted along the USJ 11/6 main road, coming in from Persiaran Perpaduan and parallel to USJ 11/4N and USJ 11/3, until the end of USJ 11/6.
This event will be graced by YB Hannah Yeoh, YB Elizabeth Wong, EXCO for Tourism, Consumer Affairs and Environment for Selangor and YDP of MPSJ, YBhg. Datuk Adnan.
It will be done jointly with the RAs from both USJ 11/3 and USJ 11/4. ALL residents from both USJ 11/3 and USJ 11/4 are invited for this event. Please do come and give a helping hand to nature and start to green up our kampung in USJ. It will go a long way in creating a more natural and conducive environment for us all who lives here.
Please gather at the USJ 11/3 Children's playground this Sunday, May 31 @ 9 a.m. sharp. And do not forget to bring along your shovels and changkuls and help us plant the trees.
We look forward to seeing you there!
The Committee
11 Trees @ USJ
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Joint Patrol
Last Saturday, there was a group of residents who joined the committee and the police on a joint patrol.The residents and some of the Committee members assembled at the playground at about 9 p.m. They were later joined by 2 plain cloth police officer on unmarked motorcycle.
The group started the patrol from 3A and gradually made their way through the other streets in the neighbourhood. It ended at the main gate, that is, at Gate 4. A lone motorcyclist without helmet was stopped and checked by the two accompanying police.
Overall, it was a success and more such patrols will be organised in the future. All residents who are keen on this joint patrol - please do come and join us. It will be carried out every first and third Saturday of every month.
Do join us in making our neighbourhood safe.
The Committee
11 Trees @ USJ
ALERT - TAXI WATCH
TAXI WATCH
by SJECHO
THE next time you see a taxi hanging around longer than normal or the driver behaving suspiciously, SMS the vehicle registration number to the nearest police station.
Send details such as location of the taxi and other identifiable markings as well.
Subang Jaya OCPD ACP Zainal Rashid said the police needed the help of residents to look out for suspicious characters in their neighbourhood.
This follows the daring Scorpion-tattooed 'taxi-river' rapist case which occurred in Subang Jaya recently.
It is believed the suspect has been arrested.
"If you see a taxi driver parking his vehicle too long in a place and especially if he behaves suspiciously, sms us the vehicle number and we will check immediately."
"You can even call us if you suspect anything amiss," he told SJ Echo after making his routine rounds in Subang Jaya early Sunday morning.
This follows the shocking daylight assault and rape of a 17-year-old girl in a heavily-tinted taxi near a condominium in Kelana Jaya recently. The victim had hailed the cab in Subang Jaya at 3pm. After driving her around Subang Jaya and Shah Alam, the cabbie stopped near the condominium where the offence was committed.
Zainal said this also applied to other vehicles and people residents observed to be acting suspiciously.
Residents can call or sms the following:
Contact Numbers:
IbuPejabat Polis Daerah Subang Jaya
Telephone: 03 8948 4822
Fax: 03 8945 0859
OCPD Zanial Rashid bin Hj Abu Bakar
Balai Polis SS17 - 03 5633 2222
C/I Tuan Sulaiman Bin Baputty - 019 3707100
Balai Polis USJ8 - 03 5635 6904
C/I Tuan Loi Yew Lik - 012 4118843
S/I Amir - 012 2713294
Balai Polis Taipan - 03 5633 7222
Sarjan Thanabalan - 012 2135377
Balai Polis Putra Heights - 03 5192 2404
S/I Tuan Nordin Bin Mustaffa - 012 3150775
Sarjan Mejar Abdul Wahab Bin Abdullah - 019 3626760
Balai Polis Bandar Sunway - 03 5638 2122
Inspector Tuan Harikrishnan Muralitharan - 012 5818927
by SJECHO
THE next time you see a taxi hanging around longer than normal or the driver behaving suspiciously, SMS the vehicle registration number to the nearest police station.
Send details such as location of the taxi and other identifiable markings as well.
Subang Jaya OCPD ACP Zainal Rashid said the police needed the help of residents to look out for suspicious characters in their neighbourhood.
This follows the daring Scorpion-tattooed 'taxi-river' rapist case which occurred in Subang Jaya recently.
It is believed the suspect has been arrested.
"If you see a taxi driver parking his vehicle too long in a place and especially if he behaves suspiciously, sms us the vehicle number and we will check immediately."
"You can even call us if you suspect anything amiss," he told SJ Echo after making his routine rounds in Subang Jaya early Sunday morning.
This follows the shocking daylight assault and rape of a 17-year-old girl in a heavily-tinted taxi near a condominium in Kelana Jaya recently. The victim had hailed the cab in Subang Jaya at 3pm. After driving her around Subang Jaya and Shah Alam, the cabbie stopped near the condominium where the offence was committed.
Zainal said this also applied to other vehicles and people residents observed to be acting suspiciously.
Residents can call or sms the following:
Contact Numbers:
IbuPejabat Polis Daerah Subang Jaya
Telephone: 03 8948 4822
Fax: 03 8945 0859
OCPD Zanial Rashid bin Hj Abu Bakar
Balai Polis SS17 - 03 5633 2222
C/I Tuan Sulaiman Bin Baputty - 019 3707100
Balai Polis USJ8 - 03 5635 6904
C/I Tuan Loi Yew Lik - 012 4118843
S/I Amir - 012 2713294
Balai Polis Taipan - 03 5633 7222
Sarjan Thanabalan - 012 2135377
Balai Polis Putra Heights - 03 5192 2404
S/I Tuan Nordin Bin Mustaffa - 012 3150775
Sarjan Mejar Abdul Wahab Bin Abdullah - 019 3626760
Balai Polis Bandar Sunway - 03 5638 2122
Inspector Tuan Harikrishnan Muralitharan - 012 5818927
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