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Council Supports Arrangement of Abandoned Monorail Poles

Jakarta City Council's Commission B Member, Muhammad Taufik Zulkifli suppports the Jakarta Governor, Pramono Anung's plan in arranging abandoned monorail poles along Jalan HR Rasuna Said, South Jakarta, and up to Jalan Asia Afrika, Central Jakarta.

disrupt the city aesthetics and traffic

Taufik said the poles disrupt the city view and narrows traffic space for road users.

"I support the arrangement of monorail poles that disrupt the city aesthetics and traffic," he said, Thursday (5/22).

Ahok Visits Pramono at Jakarta City Hall

He assessed that Jakarta Provincial Government is no longer need the poles since the mass transportation developments are focused on Transjakarta, LRT, and MRT.

Another Commission B Member, Dwi Rio Sambodo, hopes dismantling monorail poles can restore the beauty of the city. The traffic flow is impacted much by the poles especially during rush hour.

"All abandoned buildings that do not have economic value should be demolished. Other stakeholders must be involved in changing the new function," he stated.

Furthermore, Rio also highlighted the economic aspect. He suggested Jakarta Provincial Government could use part of the are to gain regional income.

"The demolition requires a lot of money. But at some point, it can increase regional revenue by installing advertising media to add the city beauty," he added.

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