Saturday, May 20


Security
We had a committee meeting last night. I told the committee members about the break-ins that were still happening despite the enhanced security measures taken by the security personnel. These break-ins could be inside jobs. They seemed to know the movements of the security guards. I told the committee members that for long term measure, we should consider cctv as one of the options. All the committe members agreed on my proposal for the installation of cctv. Since we need to utilize the sinking fund, it's only proper that we obtain the consent of the members. We shall put forward this proposal to the members for their consideration on the day of A.G.M. If the members unanimously support our proposal, we shall then propose it to Dats Management Sdn Bhd. Please note that the final decision still lies with the management.
I promised to write about the outcome of our meeting with the chief of Security of UOA. The chief of security for UOA is retired Lieutenant Colonel En Nasir. He is quite a pleasant guy without any air. He briefed us on the extra security measures they are taking to prevent these break-ins. I shall not elaborate on this. Then, I told him about our proposal for cctv. He was very supportive. I told him to try his best to convince his boss over the need for our place to have cctv due to the high density of tenants. I also told him that should the mangement agrees to our proposal, the R.A would like to be part of the decision making team. We also want a system which is effective and of good quality. Since we are going to inherit the system in the future, we do not wish to be bogged by high maintenance cost and frequent breakdowns.
Since their security chief is with us, I think half the battle is already won . I have reason to be optimistic. There is no basis for UOA to reject our proposal as the sinking fund that will be utilized belongs to the owners. To date, I guess we have about RM 800,000 in the fund. This is money well spent. We are talking about the safety of the residents which is our number one priorty. We are fortunate in the sense that so far, none of these break-ins have led to any tragedies. It may one day and we would not when.
Good night and have a nice day!

4 Comments:

At 21 May, 2006 01:36 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

hello all,

at last the cctv proposition is moving in the right direction ...

well, the last thing we want is insider jobs ... and with cctv (hopefully they can ensure it's working properly and not ended up as white elephant), hopefully we can have safer neighborhood to live ...

also, i believe most of us have this problem ... theft associated with our cars ... well, my sister car's viper & antenna (toyota vios) has been stolen for TWICE within the parking lot ... and she mentioned other tenants are making the same complaints to the security guards as well ... now, it'll be interesting to hear what our security guard has to say (maybe they have not got a clue themselves) ...

it seems we're staying in an area which cannot be called "condo" at all ... with all these break-ins and car-theft (& other gods-know what else) ...

hopefully our sinking fund can be used with the maximum cost-effectiveness and highest transparency ...

cheers
fred

 
At 23 May, 2006 18:54 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

are we putting too much concern on incoming vehicles rather than people?

Anyone can walk in or out just like that.. these people can steal, put in a bag and walk out just like that.

btw, we as residence also gotta place more security for our own unit. Buy better or more locks.

Always lock the door. Watch your back before you open your door.

I believe most break-ins are on student unit. They went back to home-town due to holiday.

It's very hard to prevent, since this always happen also when I study in Melaka that time.

What I can suggest is, don't make your house look like no people.

Switch on some light and radio. The electric fee will pay off for your lost ipod :)

 
At 16 June, 2006 22:08 , Blogger SEE said...

You are wrong. All the break-ins occured aat the owners' units. The burglar was able to indentify the owners' units They know that they have nothing to steal in the tenats' units. Anyway, be more vigilant.

 
At 21 July, 2006 09:00 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

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