Muhammad Rudi, the head of BP Batam, reaffirms the agency’s dedication to finalizing the initial phase of new housing development for residents affected by the Rempang Eco-City project. With construction progress hitting 60 percent, Rudi sets a completion target for four model homes by March 2024, laying the groundwork for broader community benefits.
Amidst the development of the ambitious Rempang Eco-City, BP Batam’s head, Muhammad Rudi, pledges to prioritize the rights and well-being of the community. The initiative begins with the completion of four model homes, aiming to showcase the future of sustainable living and investment growth in the region.
The progress of the model homes currently stands at 60 percent, with a completion deadline set for the upcoming March. This step is part of a larger effort to ensure the residents’ rights are fully realized in the development of Rempang.
Rudi emphasizes the importance of addressing community rights before advancing investment developments, indicating a balanced approach to economic growth and social responsibility.
Beyond the initial four units, BP Batam accelerates the construction of 961 additional new homes. This move is aimed at settling the residents promptly and mitigating any provocative issues regarding the Rempang Eco-City program.
Affected residents are to receive new homes of 500 square meters with a 45-type building, accompanied by a Certificate of Ownership (SHM) from the National Land Agency (BPN), ensuring legal and physical security.
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The acceleration of the housing project is designed to provide a clear picture to the community members who have agreed to the terms, reinforcing BP Batam’s commitment to timely and transparent development processes.
The commitment of BP Batam to complete the housing development in Rempang is a testament to the region’s dedication to sustainable urban development and community welfare. For Singaporeans and international visitors, this initiative represents a model of how urbanization and environmental considerations can be harmoniously integrated. The Rempang Eco-City project not only promises new homes for affected residents but also showcases the potential for responsible and inclusive growth in Southeast Asia.
BP Batam, led by Muhammad Rudi, is making strides in fulfilling its promise to provide new housing for the residents affected by the Rempang Eco-City development. With a clear target for the completion of model homes by March 2024 and plans for an additional 961 units, BP Batam is setting a precedent for sustainable development that respects the rights and needs of its community. This initiative is a crucial step towards realizing the vision of Rempang as a model eco-city, ensuring a balanced approach to development and community welfare.
Source: Pos Metro, Bursa Kota (2024)
