Kota Kinabalu: Parti Bersatu Sabah Api-Api Division Information Chief Yee Tsai Yiew lauded efforts by City Hall (DBKK) to improve parking issues here.
She said DBKK is currently studying the possibility of implementing a digital parking application, as well as proposing amendments to its by-laws.
Speaking after a courtesy call on Mayor Datuk Noorliza Awang Alip, she said they discussed various issues, including the possibility of issuing a new monthly pass for yellow parking spaces.
“Currently, only green parking spaces in Kota Kinabalu have monthly passes. Thus, DBKK is considering expanding the monthly passes for yellow parking spaces for the convenience of the public, especially office workers,” added Yiew.
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Besides parking issues, Yiew also highlighted the issue of road safety, particularly the dangerous U-turn along Jalan Teluk Likas heading towards the Sabah International Convention Centre (SICC).
“The Mayor expressed her intention to raise this matter with the State Public Works Department.”
Yiew also took the opportunity to thank the Mayor for listening to public complaints and promptly addressing the issues, demonstrating City Hall’s high regard for the people’ well-being.
Also present during the courtesy visit are Chinese Community Leaders for Api-Api, Kapitan Lim Vun Chan, Kapitan Fung Chun Fatt, Kapitan Chee Siaw Siaw, Community Development Leader (PPM) for Api-Api Oliver Majaham and PBS Api-Api Division Treasurer Lai Chuen How.
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