Ex-British Embassy Land Being Reviewed
access_time August 19 2016 03:17 PM remove_red_eye 2800
Reported by Erna Martiyanti | Translated by Rizky Mawardi
Reported by Erna Martiyanti | Translated by Rizky Mawardi
Jakarta Dept. of City Park and Cemetery is about to review the land status changing of ex-British embassy.
Some of the land is in green zone. We’ll review the regulation first
Previously, the land is in red zone of office zone. Later on, Jakarta Provincial Government will change the land as park.
Djafar Muchlisin, head of agency, said the land is not fully in red zone. Part of the land is in green zone, or park zone.
British Embassy Land Purchasing Accelerated“Some of the land is in green zone. We’ll review the regulation first,” he said, Friday (8/19).
His side will also not to demolish the existing building since it is a cultural heritage. His side will cooperate with Jakarta Dept. of Tourism and Culture.
The park to be provided is similar with Pandang Istana Park at Monas.
“The park will be used by citizens to deliver their aspiration,” he closed.
