The owners of two unoccupied houses along a housing road in Taman Kingfisher Phase 3 have been asked to clean up their yards, following a complaint that the compound for their properties was unkempt.

City Hall is looking into the sewerage woes at a commercial centre in one part of Kolombong. A spokesman for the agency said it would determine whether there were any blockages in the sewer line servicing the building.

The Sabah Sports Board recently improved the surroundings of the Botanical Park, at Mile 2, Jalan Tuaran. .

City Hall plans to attend to the disparity between the levels of a drain and housing road in Austral Park, almost a year after a cyclist fell while going over the grilles covering the former.

Ratepayers in Grace Square, Sembulan, have to fork out their own money to service their respective sewerage should there be a problem in using their toilets or facing overflowing manhole behind their respective shops. .

Public Works Department (PWD) staff will check on the condition of a road in Manggatal, following a complaint from a motorist that the stretch was damaged and badly needed repair.

City Hall (DBKK) issued three compounds to litterbugs in public places outside Centre Point shopping complex and adjacent Kampung Air commercial centre during its Anti-Litterbugs Campaign on March 4. .

Flat and apartment dwellers around the State Capital could be liable for a RM500 fine and a six-month jail term if they are found to be rearing pets, including dogs and cats, in their units.

A resident in Lorong 5, Taman Limauan in Kinarut, suggested that the Papar District Council upgrade the existing pavements in their neighbourhood into concrete structure.

City Hall issued notices to all the tenants and unit owners in Delta Industrial Centre at Jalan Lintas Kolombong to clear out rubbish and tidy their compounds.  .