570. CHKL shall ensure that redevelopment of dilapidated housing areas in the City Centre incorporates a significant residential component.
Policy
HO 11: CHKL shall encourage the improvement and redevelopment of dilapidated housing areas.
12.4.2 Housing provision
a) General
571. The decision as to whether to live inside or outside the City boundary should be one of choice rather than necessity resulting from a shortage of appropriate housing. It remains, therefore, CHKL’s basic responsibility to ensure that there is an adequate mix of housing that meets the needs of its population and is commensurate with the City’s population income distribution.
Policy
HO 12: CHKL shall ensure that there is sufficient affordable housing available to meet the needs of the population.
b) Low-medium and medium cost housing
572. CHKL shall take appropriate measures so that more low-medium and medium cost housing units are provided. Based on the 2002 current housing cost, the low-medium cost housing is defined as houses costing not more than RM85,000 per unit while the medium cost houses is not more than RM150,000 per unit. Both categories of houses are expected to achieve 30 percent of the total future housing needs. The private sector is encouraged to build low-medium and medium cost houses by providing incentives such as allowing high-density development in areas close to transit terminals.
Policy
HO 13: CHKL shall encourage the building of low-medium and medium cost houses.
HO 14: CHKL shall give priority to the tenants of public housing to purchase lowmedium
cost houses.
c) Public housing
573. As land and housing costs continue to rise in Kuala Lumpur, there will continue to be a section of the population who are unable to afford low cost housing. At least in the foreseeable future, therefore, there shall be a need for CHKL to provide public housing for rental at subsidised rates.
Policy
HO 15: CHKL shall continue to provide housing for rental at subsidised rates.
d) Housing for special needs groups
574. CHKL shall liase with the relevant agencies and the private sector in order to assess the housing requirements of special needs groups such as the physically disabled, the aged, single mothers and single men and women.
575. Appropriate land or floor space shall be set aside for such housing and CHKL shall encourage the private sector to participate in their provision. Hostels to house unmarried youths shall also be provided as required.
Policy
HO 16: CHKL shall, together with the relevant agencies and the private sector, ensure the adequate provision of housing for special needs groups.
570. CHKL shall ensure that redevelopment of dilapidated housing areas in the City Centre incorporates a significant residential component.
Policy
HO 11: CHKL shall encourage the improvement and redevelopment of dilapidated housing areas.
12.4.2 Housing provision
a) General
571. The decision as to whether to live inside or outside the City boundary should be one of choice rather than necessity resulting from a shortage of appropriate housing. It remains, therefore, CHKL’s basic responsibility to ensure that there is an adequate mix of housing that meets the needs of its population and is commensurate with the City’s population income distribution.
Policy
HO 12: CHKL shall ensure that there is sufficient affordable housing available to meet the needs of the population.
b) Low-medium and medium cost housing
572. CHKL shall take appropriate measures so that more low-medium and medium cost housing units are provided. Based on the 2002 current housing cost, the low-medium cost housing is defined as houses costing not more than RM85,000 per unit while the medium cost houses is not more than RM150,000 per unit. Both categories of houses are expected to achieve 30 percent of the total future housing needs. The private sector is encouraged to build low-medium and medium cost houses by providing incentives such as allowing high-density development in areas close to transit terminals.
Policy
HO 13: CHKL shall encourage the building of low-medium and medium cost houses.
HO 14: CHKL shall give priority to the tenants of public housing to purchase lowmedium
cost houses.
c) Public housing
573. As land and housing costs continue to rise in Kuala Lumpur, there will continue to be a section of the population who are unable to afford low cost housing. At least in the foreseeable future, therefore, there shall be a need for CHKL to provide public housing for rental at subsidised rates.
Policy
HO 15: CHKL shall continue to provide housing for rental at subsidised rates.
d) Housing for special needs groups
574. CHKL shall liase with the relevant agencies and the private sector in order to assess the housing requirements of special needs groups such as the physically disabled, the aged, single mothers and single men and women.
575. Appropriate land or floor space shall be set aside for such housing and CHKL shall encourage the private sector to participate in their provision. Hostels to house unmarried youths shall also be provided as required.
Policy
HO 16: CHKL shall, together with the relevant agencies and the private sector, ensure the adequate provision of housing for special needs groups.
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