WORKING PAPER

STUDENT ACADEMIC PROGRAMME:

Land Use and Site Planning Visit:
Banting and Jugra in District of Kuala Langat,
Selangor.


ORGANIZED BY:
FIRST YEAR STUDENTS
DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA

DATE:
21 22 March 2014

1 PROJECT

This is an Urban Planning Academic Programme entitled Land Use and Site Planning: Banting and
Jugra, District of Kuala Langat, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
2 ORGANIZER

First year students from the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Built
Environment, University of Malaya.
The list of organizing committee is as per Appendix 1a.
3 PROGRAM DETAILS

This academic expedition is part of the teaching and learning process in Urban and Regional
Planning course BUEU1205 Studio II Site Planning and BUEU1106 Land Use and Site Planning. The
course is a stepping stone that enables student to identify the key concept of land use and site
planning. They will also learn the importance of land use and site issues in spatial planning and
also identify the various challenges in spatial planning practices. Other than that, it helps to
discover site development problem and potential with explaining the land use zoning of the
places. Therefore in order to expose students to these elements, students need to carry out site
visits to the areas under study.

3.1 Objectives

The followings are the objectives of the academic visit to Banting and Jugra in Kuala Langat,
Selangor D.E. to facilitate the fulfilment of the above requirements.
To impart students with hands-on experiences in examining sites for land use and site
planning in accordance with the Town and Country Planning Act 1976 and the related
laws through guided site visits.

To update students on current states and also districts development conditions,
planning practices as well as planning issues and problems through observation
throughout visit to Banting and Jugra in Majlis Daerah Kuala Langat (MDKL) Selangor.

To provide students with the opportunities to meet and conduct face to face discussions
with resident within the administrator of the local authority in order to understand the
needs and also current situation of land uses and site planning.
The above objectives will support the achievement of the learning outcome of this course as
stated in the course Pro Forma. Accordingly it is stated in the course Pro Forma that at the end
of the course, students are able to:

Discover site development problems
Perform site survey and analysis
Determine the site issues
Discuss site development potentials
Explain land use zoning

The full course Pro Forma is attached as Appendix 2.

3.2 Justification

This academic visit is an add-on instrument to the studio-based teaching and learning of
spatial planning in land use and site planning which will make teaching and learning more
effective.

Discussion with Kuala Langat residents will provide students with first-hand information
related to problems of the land use planning in fulfilling the element or key concept in
spatial planning and also preparation and implementations especially the feasibility and
viability of existing planning objectives, development strategies and policies with land use
and site planning in the current Kuala Langat District Plan (RTD Kuala Langat).

Site visits throughout the district will make the students come into contact with or
experience the various characters of sites i.e the elements of land use and site planning
directly therefore will make students comprehend the importance of these elements in
spatial planning of the site visited.

This academic visit also teaches students of the organizational skills as students are
involve directly in arranging and managing the visit through committee tasks as per
appendix 1b.

3.3 Duration

Two days from 21 - 22 March2014
3.4 Location

Banting and Jugra towns within the Kuala Langat District Council, Selangor Darul Ehsan

4 VISITING AREA

Majlis Daerah Kuala Langat (MDKL) Selangor

Date of Establishment
1 January 1977
Under the Local Government Act 1976
Combination of Three (3) Local Councils
o Sg Jarom Local Council
o Tanjung Sepat Local Council
o Kuala Langat Town Board
Area of Administration
Early establishment of 3.7 square miles (9.6 km).
In 2001 land area increased to 62 294 sq. km.
In 2006 land area was increased to 857.70 sq km, including 3 nautical miles

Total Holdings
In 2001 the total holding is 30,000.
Holdings are of various types such as residential, commercial, industrial & agricultural.

Total Population
In 1991 total population was 46,588 people
In 2001 total population was 97,405 people
In 2011 total population was 272,893 people

*MDKL Administrative Region only
4.1 ACADEMIC VISITS

This academic expedition will consist of field observations and interviewing with the local
resident within the Kuala Langat, Selangor local authority area. The list of areas and activities to
be carried out during the expedition is presented as Appendix 3.
5 PARTICIPANTS
5.1 Participating Students
The name of the participating students is as presented in Appendix 4.
5.2 Participating Lectures
The name of the accompanying lecturers is as presented in Appendix 5.
6 ESTIMATED COST
6.1 Budget for Students
The budget for participating students is as presented in Appendix 6.
6.2 Budget for Lecturers
The budget for accompanying lecturers is as presented in Appendix 7.

7 CONCLUSION

It is hoped that students can gain wide-range of knowledge and information about the district of
Kuala Langat planning system and identify the importance of land use and site planning of the
area throughout the completion of the proposed academic visit to Kuala Langat Selangor.
Accordingly the committee sincerely hopes that the students academic programme will get full
support from all parties to make the programme successful.

Thank you.

Prepared by,

.............................................
Muhammad Ikhwan Bin Mahmad Redzuan
Director,
Planning Visit: Banting and Jugra, Selangor,
Department of Urban and Regional Planning
Faculty of Built Environment,
University of Malaya.













APPENDIX 1a
COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Advisor : Dr. Nikmatul Adha Nordin
Coordinator, Department of Urban and Regional Planning,
Faculty of Built Environment, University of Malaya.

Coordinator : Dr. Ibrahim Mohd @ Ahmad (Lecturer BUEU 1106: Land Use
and Site Planning and BUEU1205: Studio 2, Site Planning)
and Dr. Rosilawati Zainol (Lecturer BUEU1205: Studio 2, Site
Planning)

Director : Muhammad Ikhwan bin Mahmad Redzuan
Vice Director/Secretary : Fakhrul Na'im bin Mohd Kamal
Treasurer : Nurul Huda binti Alias

Accommodation Unit : Sheldon Siegar Shampson

Transportation Unit : Tan Shir Yi (Lead)

Technical and : Amir Rusyaidi bin Ruslan
Safety Unit

Special Task Unit : Jenny Koh Bey Ling

Programme and : Wan Muhamad Lutfi bin Wan Daud
Protocol Unit

Sponsorship Unit : Nuramira Atiqa binti Mohd Hairul Effendy

APPENDIX 2
IMPORTANT:
Contents of this Pro Forma shall not be changed without the Senates for items indicated with *. Changes to the
other items can be approved at the Academy/Faculty/Institution/Centre level.

Academy/Faculty/Centre

Department
Faculty of Built Environment

Deans Office
Programme Bachelor of Urban & Regional Planning
Course Code*

Course Title*
BUEU 1205

Planning Studio II - Site Planning
Course Pre-requisite(s)/ Minimum
Requirement(s)
BUEU 1101
Student Learning Time (SLT)*

Credit*
242

6

Learning Outcomes* At the end of the course, students are able to :
describe planning design requirements and relevant technical requirements.
perform site survey and analysis
determine the site issues
select relevant design measures
prepare lay-out plan for site specific

Transferable Skills Managing and developing self. managing tasks and solving problems, extract and
analyze data, verbal and presentation skills
Synopsis of Course Contents The course major activities include the search for site and collection of relevant
information from appropriate data sources; the site survey using appropriate
techniques (check list, matrices) in the planning for site development; the site analysis
encompassing topography, traffic circulation, surrounding development, tree
preservation; the analysis of Development Potential and the proposals of Mitigating
Measures of possible impacts. The course also requires good Report preparation and
Layout Plan proposals. Students are required to work in groups and to do Project
Presentation.
Method of Delivery (lecture, tutorial,
workshop, etc)
Lecture, Discussion, Studio & Site Surveys
Assessment Methods*

Methodologies for Feedback on
Performance


Criteria in Summative Assessment
Continuous Assessment: 100%,

Feedback in studio, discussion with lecturers, display of assessment /coursework
grades on the notice board at the lecturers room door or through web page..

Please refer to Kaedah-Kaedah dan Peraturan-Peraturan Universiti Malaya (Pengajian
Ijazah Pertama) 2010

COURSE PRO FORMA



COURSE PRO FORMA


IMPORTANT:
Contents of this Pro Forma shall not be changed without the Senates for items indicated with *.
Changes to the other items can be approved at the Academy/Faculty/Institution/Centre level.

Academy/Faculty/Centre
Department
Faculty of Built Environment

Department of Urban and Regional Planning
Programme Bachelor of Urban & Regional Planning
Course Code*
Course Title*
BUEU 1106
Land Use and Site Planning
Course Pre-requisite(s)/
Minimum Requirement(s)
-
Student Learning Time (SLT)*
Credit*
120
3
Learning Outcomes* At the end of this course, students are able to:
discover site development problems
discuss site development potentials
explain land use zoning
Transferable Skills Ability to conduct fieldwork
Synopsis of Course Contents This course introduces elements of site planning that begin with the
recognizing of site characteristics, conditions, problems and limitations. The
identification of site potential development requires examinations of
surrounding development including elements of infrastructures, existing
economic activities and local development policies that regulate urban land
uses. The introduction to land use planning will cover urban land use theory,
urban land use component, land use planning models, land use zoning
categories and codes (use class order). Discussions on site development issues
will include topics of how land use planning was incorporating site development
potentials and planning controls.

Method of Delivery (lecture,
tutorial, workshop, etc)
Lecture, Tutorial
Assessment Methods*
Methodologies for Feedback
on Performance

Criteria in Summative
Assessment

Continuous Assessment: 40%
Final Examination: 60%
Feedback in class, discussion with lecturers, display of assessment /coursework
grades on the notice board at the lecturers room door or through web page.
Please refer to Kaedah-Kaedah dan Peraturan-Peraturan Universiti Malaya
(Pengajian Ijazah Pertama) 2010.





















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APPENDIX 3
PROGRAMME TENTATIVE

Date Visiting area Activity
21/3/2014
(Friday)
8am 10 am

10 am 12 noon


12pm

12 noon 2.30 pm


3pm


4-6pm

7. pm

8.30pm







11pm
UM Banting, Selangor

Departing to Banting, and Jugra

Banting


Hotel check in Banting Town

Fridays Prayer


MDKL


Banting

Hotel

Hotel







Hotel


Land use inventory survey

Fields observation and data
collection
Land use
Transportation and traffic
Infrastructure
Economic activities


Briefing from MDKL Planning Officer


Land use inventory survey

Back to hotel and get refresh


Site survey presentation / team
building

Presentation of the outcome from
the site survey and team building
activity

Get rest/ sleep

22/3/2014
(Saturday)


7-8am

8.30am

12-12.30pm

1 - 3pm

3-5pm

5-8pm

Banting to Jugra Herritage
Sites


Breakfast

Community service

Return to hotel / check out

Jugra

Morib

Return to UM



Site survey

Fields Observation and data
collection
Natural Resources
Economic activities


Visit tourist attraction area

APPENDIX 4
LIST OF STUDENTS
NO NAMA
NO.
MATRIKS
Mobile No.
Parents
Mobile No.
Email
1 Amir Rusyaidi bin Ruslan BEU130001 019-9186640 013-9151649
amirrusyaidium@gmail.com
2 Caroline Chara Tryphaena Mate BEU130702 012-6718503 010-2576452
chara.mate@yahoo.com
3 Fakhrul Na'im bin Mohd Kamal BEU130002 017-6273913 017-6260713
fnkamal11@gmail.com
4 Farah Hasni binti Mohd Yusoff BEU130003 019-6565340 013-7273404
Hasni0187@gmail.com
5 Jenny Koh Bey Ling BEU130004 016-8873899 019-8588833
jenybling1180@hotmail.com
6
Mohamad Syariffudin Nazren bin
Muhamad
BEU130005 018-2524009 019-9952014
syariffudinnazren@gmail.com
7 Muhammad Amir Afiq bin Khairuddin BEU130007 017-7303808 012-7518229 ibn_khairuddin@yahoo.com
mamirafiq@um.edu.my
8
Muhammad Ikhwan bin Mahmad
Redzuan
BEU130008 014-5110382 019-9606903
ikhappyomel@gmail.com
9 Muhammad Izzuddin bin Zafrol BEU130009 017-4870210 017-5537366
ezudinzafrol@gmail.com
10
Nuramira Atiqa binti Mohd Hairul
Effendy
BEU130011 017-2051178 012-6041748
amieyeira@gmail.com
11 Nurul Huda binti Alias BEU130012 019-9230867 011-25748187
hudalias93@gmail.com
12 Sheldon Siegar Shampson BEU130013 0111-9037309 013-8859230
sheldonsiegar94@yahoo.com
13 Tan Shir Yi BEU130014 012-7892182 012-7685712 glacetan@gmail.com
shiryi_tan@siswa.um.edu.my
14 Wan Muhamad Lutfi bin Wan Daud BEU130015 013-9501656 019-9647981
wan_luthfi@yahoo.com
APPENDIX 5
LECTURERS

1. Dr. Ibrahim Mohd @ Ahmad
2. Dr. Rosilawati Zainol
APPENDIX 1b
ORGANIZATION MANUAL
1.0 Coordinator
1.1 To advise about matters regarding this academic visit.
1.2 To act as the reference source for this academic visit.
2.0 Director
2.1 Manage the projects flow.
2.2 To lead the projects management and ensure all committee divisions function
and work effectively.
2.3 Ensure the entire projects flow complete.
3.0 Secretary
3.1 Responsible in completing the proposal.
3.2 Responsible in preparing meeting minutes.
3.3 Manage all matters regarding letters on behalf of the Director.
4.0 Treasurer
4.1 To help director in managing projects finance and monetary.
4.2 To control projects expenses and plan projects earnings.
4.3 To prepare budget report on time.
4.4 Responsible to collect all records or payment bills for every expense.
5.0 Accommodation Unit
5.1 Responsible in providing participants with suitable accommodations.
5.2 To make sure the accommodation is provided every day.
6.0 Transportation Unit
6.1 Responsible in acquiring transportation for the academic expedition.
6.1 To provide the participants with information with regards to transportation
during expedition.
6.2 To make sure that every participant reaches the destination as planned.
7.0 Technical and Safety Unit
7.1 To plan safety measures for all the participants throughout the academic
expedition.
7.2 To ensure the presence of each of the participant for every activity.
8.0 Special Task Unit
8.1 To be in charge of managing ticket for places that needs the entrance ticket
8.2 To help other units if they are in need.
9.0 Programme and Protocol Unit
9.1 Responsible for planning and scheduling of all activities in this project.
9.2 To ensure that the flow of all the activities runs smoothly.
10.0 Sponsorship Unit
10.1 Responsible in getting sponsors from private entities and firms as well as from
the faculty and University of Malaya.
11.0 Community Area Unit
11.1 To identify the resident / community areas that is to be visited.
11.2 Responsible in communicating with relevant entities with regards to proposed
community activities and work together with the technical and safety unit.
Appendix 6
EXPEDITION BUDGET
I. Students Budget
A. Estimated Revenue

i. Student Collection
RM140 x 14 student, 1 tutor = RM 1,960.00
Sub-Total = RM 1,960.00

Total = RM 1,960.00

B. Estimated Expenditure


i. Students Accommodation
RM80 x 1 night x 14 students = RM 1,120.00
Sub-Total = RM 1,120.00

ii. Transportation
Bus from UM Banting and Jugra in Kuala Langat Districts UM
= RM 1,800.00
Sub-Total = RM 1,800.00

iii. Daily Allowance
Daily Allowance (RM15 x 2 days x 14 students) = RM 420.00
Sub-Total = RM 420.00


Total = RM 3,340.00

**Estimated Balance = - RM 1,380.00

**Note:
In order to deal with the negative estimated balance of RM 1,380.00 the organizer is
requesting for sponsorships from the faculty and the university as well as requesting for
permission to raise funds from private firms, individuals and other entities sponsorships.
Appendix 7

Accompanying Lecturers Budget


i. Accommodation
RM180 x 1 night x 2 lecturers = RM 360.00
Sub-Total = RM 360.00

ii. Meal
RM60 x 2 days x 2 lecturers = RM 240.00
Sub-Total = RM 240.00

iii. Travel Claims
As per mileage travelled &
Toll receipts x 2 lecturers = RM 300.00
UM Kuala Langat Districts - UM
Sub-Total = RM 300.00


Total = RM 900.00