CHAPTER 14 - Iskandar Malaysia
CHAPTER 14 - Iskandar Malaysia
CHAPTER 14 - Iskandar Malaysia
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SECTION B<br />
PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION<br />
Local Authority<br />
Locations<br />
(con’t)<br />
43. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Kuo Kuang 1<br />
44. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Meng Terk<br />
45. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Ching Yeh<br />
46. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Kuo Kuang 2<br />
47. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Masai<br />
48. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Pei Hua<br />
49. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Ping Ming<br />
50. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Plentong<br />
51. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Pu Sze<br />
52. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (C) Ulu Tiram<br />
53. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (T) Ladang Rini<br />
54. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (T) Masai<br />
55. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (T) TUTA<br />
56. Sek. Ren. Jenis Keb. (T) Kangkar Pulai<br />
57. Terminal Bas TUTA<br />
Table <strong>14</strong>.28: Projected Land Requirements for Solid Waste Disposal<br />
- Sanitary Landfill<br />
Item 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025<br />
Total<br />
(acre)<br />
Domestic 65.3 80.3 91.3 113.4 <strong>14</strong>2.1 177.9 670.2<br />
Industry &<br />
Commercial<br />
19.6 24.1 27.4 34.0 42.6 53.4 201.1<br />
Total 84.8 104.3 118.6 <strong>14</strong>7.5 184.7 231.3 871.3<br />
Existing<br />
Sanitary Land<br />
n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 212.5<br />
Additional Sanitary Land until Year 2025 (658.8)<br />
Source: SJER CDP 2025<br />
Source: SJER CDP 2025<br />
Table <strong>14</strong>.29: Projected Land for Incinerator<br />
E. Projected Generation of Solid Waste<br />
Solid waste generation is expected to increase with an expanding<br />
population base and increasing economic activity. As an indication,<br />
waste generated by commercial and industrial activity generally hovers<br />
at around 30% of domestic waste generated.<br />
Item 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025<br />
Total<br />
(acre)<br />
Domestic 13.1 16.1 18.3 22.7 28.4 35.6 134.0<br />
Industry &<br />
Commercial<br />
3.9 4.8 5.5 6.8 8.5 10.7 40.2<br />
Total 17.0 20.9 23.7 29.5 36.9 46.3 174.3<br />
Existing Sanitary Land 212.5<br />
Table <strong>14</strong>.27: Projected Generation of Solid Waste in SJER<br />
Item 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025<br />
Domestic<br />
(tone/year)<br />
Industry &<br />
Commercial<br />
(tone/year)<br />
118,854 <strong>14</strong>6,<strong>14</strong>6 166,201 206,561 258,790 324,000<br />
35,656 43,844 49,860 61,968 77,637 97,200<br />
TOTAL 154,510 189,989 216,062 268,529 336,426 421,200<br />
Source: SJER CDP 2025<br />
Balance 38.25<br />
Source: SJER CDP 2025<br />
F. Proposal<br />
A centralised waste disposal system using waste-to-energy plants is<br />
proposed to manage solid waste disposal in SJER, to address limited<br />
land resources and to allow for extraction of energy from solid waste<br />
disposed.<br />
Recycling centres must be increased in number and should be located<br />
at convenient public places to encourage a higher rate of recycling<br />
among local communities.<br />
All industries that generate toxic waste must be licensed by the<br />
Department of Environment and by local authorities.<br />
There should be sufficient waste disposal sites and a study should be<br />
conducted to identify suitable locations.<br />
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