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PLN Threatens to Cut Off Power at City’s Offices and Facilities

The electricity at some offices and facilities belong to Jakarta Provincial Government is threaten to be cut off because of two months arrears. This upsets Jakarta Financial Management Body (BPKD) Head, Heru Budi Hartono.

PLN (State Electricity Company) should have given us dateline, not threatening us to cut the power off

“PLN (State Electricity Company) should have given us dateline, not threatening us to cut the power off,” he lamented, Monday (12/22).

According to Hartono, Jakarta Provincial Government has not paid the electricity bills because the 2015 City Budget (APBD) is yet ratified by the City Council (DPRD).

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“We have informed (PLN) about the delay of the 2015 APBD ratification, though we also trying to speed up the payment of electricity bills for January 2015. The city secretary has sent letter to ask for delay (electricity bills payment), but it is not responded,” he told.

Hartono stated that he will do the same to PLN. This is because there are many PLN’s power houses stood on city government’s land, as arranged in Governor Decree (SK) No. 41 about Land and Asset Utilization.

“On the lands where PLN’s power houses stood on, I will collect the retribution on land use and management permits (SIPPT) belong to developers. All this time, power house is free of charge, while a single provider pole pays retribution,” he said.

The offices which electricity power threatened to be cut off include mayor office, sub-district office, urban village office, community health center (puskesmas), and water pump house. On the warning letter sent by PLN to North Jakarta Mayor office, it is mentioned that the power will be cut on upcoming December 20.

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