Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo seriously to build a garden BMW (Clean, Humane, charismatic) in North Jakarta

Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo seriously to build a garden BMW (Clean, Humane, charismatic) in North Jakarta



Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo seriously to build a garden BMW (Clean, Humane, charismatic) in North Jakarta. In fact, he claimed, the problems which are hindering development plan that will soon be resolved.

For information, Jakarta Provincial Government plans to build a park BMW still tripped the dispute over the land. Until now, the official certificate of land ownership has not been owned by the Capital City.

"Development will be continued. Yeah well did the other day there was a problem in the certification process BPN, but the problem was taken care of," he said after chairing Jokowi Mother's Day memorial service in the field IRTI, Monas, Jakarta, Wednesday (12/26/2012).

Previously, members of City Council Commission E Wanda Hamidah refuse BMW park development in North Jakarta. Because the project's legacy of Governor Fauzi Bowo is still reaping the dispute and vulnerable sued in the future.

Politicians origin PAN faction was delivered, he had repeatedly asked for the papers supporting the Jakarta Provincial Government ownership of the land legitimately. However, the request was never fulfilled until today.

He explained that the residents in the vicinity of the land claimed as a loss compensation process unresolved. This was compounded by the absence of letters confirming the ownership of land in the Village Papanggung, Tanjung Priok, it is because the grant of the developers only use the official letter.

The plan, the park will be the BMW of green open space (RTH) as well as the stadium and the home base Persija football club. Taking the concept of turban fabric architecture to represent the Betawi culture, the construction of the stadium's total budget of Rp 1.05 trillion.

Vast stadium of 150,000 square meters of land at a price of Rp 5.9 million per meter. Targeted, BMW stadium in the garden area will be unveiled in 2016.