The management of the airports in Tawau and Kota Kinabalu will step up efforts to maintain the toilets here given the growing volume of passenger-traffic at both properties.

Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) will consider upgrading its system servicing a Papar village to meet the growing demand from consumers there.

City Hall is weighing up the possibility of flushing the sewer line in one part of Inanam in view of the recurring nuisance created by the overflowing effluent at some shophouses near the town.

CITY HALL is monitoring the goings-on along Jalan Shantung, where some condominiums are coming up, to ensure that the hillside does not destabilise due to the ongoing development.

The Penampang District Council (PDC) will be keeping an eye on the five-foot-ways in Kobusak, while the agency’s counterpart in Kunak is checking on the condition of similar common areas around a row of shophouses in the town.

Water Department staff are keeping an eye on the supply to parts of Penampang and Luyang to minimise the water woes which consumers at these locations have been experiencing.

City Hall has been monitoring pedestrian malls and traffic light intersections around the State Capital in a bid to keep these areas free of beggars.

City Hall recognises the popularity of the exercise station at the Tun Fuad Stephens Park in Luyang, especially among many of the elderly, and plans to have another one set up there.

The Water Department is trying to proactively prevent its distribution mains around Kinarut from springing any leaks and is keeping tabs on the supply to one part of Manggatal.

Several City Hall workers have been taken to task for chopping down some trees without prior instructions from their superiors, including the Mayor.