Pramono Moves to Solve Waste and Illegal Parking Issues in Kebayoran Lama

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung led his fifth sub-district-level limited meeting at the Kebayoran Lama Sub-district Office in South Jakarta.

The proposed TPS 3R on Jalan Delman Elok has been approved in principle

The discussions focused on key local priorities, including waste management, street vendor regulation, and embankment construction along the Pesanggrahan River.

Kebayoran Lama produces around 244 tons of waste daily, most of which is currently hauled to the Bantargebang Landfill (TPST). To manage this volume locally under Gubernatorial Instruction No. 5/2026 on waste sorting, the Sub-district Head proposed developing a local 3R Waste Processing Facility (TPS 3R).

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"The proposed TPS 3R on Jalan Delman Elok has been approved in principle. I have instructed the Mayor to finalize the preparations so the Environmental Agency can begin construction right away," Pramono expressed, Friday (11/13).

Beyond waste management, he zeroed in on illegal on-street parking that routinely spills into traffic lanes—a persistent problem in Kebayoran Lama.

To tackle the congestion, he ordered the Transportation Agency and Satpol PP to team up with the South Jakarta Mayor and the Kebayoran Lama Sub-district Head for immediate enforcement.

"That includes identifying proper off-street parking spaces and alternative arrangements," he explained.

He also addressed the high number of street vendors crowding local roadsides, directing the PPKUKM Agency and Perumda Pasar Jaya to relocate them into designated Pasar Jaya market spaces.

To ease the transition, the Jakarta government will grant a six-month rent waiver to vendors who agree to move indoors.

"Without that support and the incentives provided by the Jakarta government, they simply wouldn't agree to relocate," he explained.

On flood control, Pramono underscored the urgent need to build retaining walls along the Pesanggrahan River—a project that falls under central government authority.

To accelerate the work, the Jakarta administration will formally write to the Ministry of Public Works (PU) requesting immediate construction.

"We will send a letter to the Public Works Ministry to get these repairs underway immediately, as conditions on the ground urgently call for retaining walls," he explained.

Even so, the Jakarta government has backup measures ready if the central government cannot immediately execute the Pesanggrahan River retaining wall project in the Kebayoran Lama stretch.

Meanwhile, Kebayoran Lama Sub-district Head Mustopa Thohir noted that illegal parking hotspots are clustered around Gandaria City and Pondok Indah.

To clear out these unauthorized parking zones, the sub-district office is partnering with Gandaria City management and the Transportation Agency to arrange official parking capacity on-site.

"We'll coordinate directly with existing parking facilities like Gandaria City—engaging the mall management, the Mayor, and the Transportation Agency to secure dedicated parking spaces at Gandaria City," he stated.