DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

RECYCLE

NO

QUESTION

ANSWER

1.

What recycling facilities are provided by MBSJ?

The following are the recycling facilities provided:

• Recycling center (address refer to no.2)
• Recycling cabin (address refer to no.2)
• Recycling transit center at Waste Eco Park MBSJ, 64733, Jalan TS 6/10, Subang Industrial Park, 47510 Subang Jaya & Jalan BP 4/1, Bandar Bukit Puchong, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
• Bazaar USJ 7, Jalan USJ 7/3, 47610 Subang Jaya, (opposite Medan Selera USJ 7, Subang Jaya) (1st & 3rd week of every month)

2.

How many recycling centers are there in the MBSJ administrative area and where are they located?

2. There are 17 recycling centers and 1 composting center and 1 biogas center. Information regarding the recycling centers is as follows:

- List of Recycling Centers

List of Recycling Cabins
(There are no operating hours for recycling cabins because they are drop-off based)

MBSJ Composting Center and Biogas Center:

*For further information, please contact MBSJ at 03-80263180

3.

Where is the location of the shopping center that provides recycling center facilities within the MBSJ administrative area?

The location is as follows:

a) Subang Parade, Subang Jaya
b) Sunway Pyramid, Bandar Sunway
c) Empire Mall, Subang Jaya
d) Aeon Big, Subang Jaya
e) Main Place, Subang Jaya
f) Summit Mall, Subang Jaya
g) Da Men Mall, Subang Jaya
h) Mydin, Subang Jaya
i) IOI Mall Puchong, Puchong
j) Setiawalk Mall, Pusat BandarPuchong
k) Aeon, Taman Equine
l) The Mines Mall, Seri Kembangan

4.

Where can the public dispose of electronic waste within
the MBSJ administrative area?

The following is a list of recycling centres and Waste Eco Parks that accept electronic goods in the MBSJ area:

5.

Does MBSJ provide recycling collection services from home/office/premises?

The Council has carried out a door-to-door recycling collection program (terrace housing) together with KDEB and Nestle. The following are the locations involved:

(a) Nestlé:
i. SS 12
ii. SS14
iii. PJS 7
iv. USJ 13
v. USJ 14
vi. USJ 17
vii. USJ 18
viii. USJ 19
ix. USJ 20
x. USJ 22
xi. USJ 1
xii. USJ 3
xiii. USJ 3A-3D
xiv. USJ 6
xv. TP 1
xvi. USJ Height
xvii. Earrings Height
xviii. Subang Mas
xix. TP 7
xx. Batu Tiga Park
xxi. Subang Pearl Park.
xxii. USJ 23
xxiii. USJ 24
xxiv. USJ 26
xxv. USJ 27
xxvi. PUJ 1
xxvii. PUJ 4
xxviii. PUJ 5
xxix. PUJ 6
xxx. PUJ 9

(b) KDEB:
i. Laman Putra, Putra Heights
ii. Royal Palm, Putra Heights
iii. Grandis Palm, Putra Heights
iv. Taman Nuri, Puchong Jaya
v. Taman Puchong Utama 3
vi. Puchong Utama 5
vii. Taman Putra Bistari 2/1
viii. Taman Lake Edge
ix. Bandar Puteri 11
x. Bandar Metro
xi. Mutiara Puchong
xii. Jalan Perdana 4, Puchong Perdana
xiii. Saujana Puchong 10
xiv. Mutiara Indah 1 & 2
xv. Taman Bandar Kinrara 7B
xvi. USJ 5, Subang Jaya
xvii. USJ 2/5, Subang Jaya
xviii. USJ 4, Subang Jaya
xix. USJ 9, Subang Jaya
xx. USJ 3/4, Subang Jaya
xxi. USJ 11/4, Subang Jaya
xxii. SS15, Subang Jaya
xxiii. PJS 9
xxiv. SS 18
xxv. SS 19

(c) Office & premises recycling collection can use the services of industrial waste panel contractors.

Please visit the MBSJ website to get a list of MBSJ Industrial and Commercial Waste Panel Contractors: https://portal.mbsj.gov.my/ms/senarai-kontraktor-panel-sisa-industri-perdagangan-mbsj

6.

Who is the target group of MBSJ for the solid waste reduction program being implemented?

The target groups are as follows:
i. School students
ii. General public
iii. Stall / restaurant traders
iv. Private / corporate
v. MBSJ staff

ENVIRONMENT

1.

What is meant by air pollution?

Air pollution occurs when there are impurities in the air that will disturb or harm humans, plants, animals and property.

2.

What is meant by open burning?

Open burning is any burning or combustion that occurs in the open air and is not directed through a chimney or flue.

3.

What are examples of open burning that can be reported to MBSJ?

Burning of any garbage, industrial waste, wood and solid waste carried out either in public or private areas.

4.

What kind of burning is not considered an open burning complaint?

Burning that is not considered an open burning complaint is:

i. Burning of any object as part of a religious ceremony or worship activity
ii. Grill, barbecue or fire pit outside the home for the preparation of food which
is not done on any peat land area.

5.

What other activities are considered air pollution apart from open burning?

Other activities that are considered air pollution apart from open burning are:

i. Factories or workshops that spray outside their premises.
ii. Business premises that emit smoke or dust into the air.

6.

What action should be taken if an open fire is seen?

Complainants should immediately file a complaint via the Complaints Line 03-80247700 by providing the exact location of the incident and the situation of the fire.

7.

What types of odors are not considered odor pollution? 

Odors that are not considered odor pollution are:
i. Food odors
ii. Odors from religious activities

8.

What is meant by water pollution?

Polluted water is water that has undergone changes in terms of its content and condition, to the point that it becomes less suitable or unsuitable for use.

9.

Examples of incidents involving public drains, lakes and rivers that can be reported to MBSJ include:

Examples of drain cases are as follows:
i. Untreated sewage disposal from business premises.
ii. Untreated sewage disposal from sewage plants.
iii. Significant color changes in rivers and lakes.
iv. Sudden death of many fish in lakes or rivers.
v. Visible oil layer on the surface of lake and river water.
vi. Disposal of garbage or chemicals into lakes or rivers.

However, the complaint will be forwarded to the Department of Environment for further action.

10.

What should be done if an individual is seen committing or causing water pollution?

Please report the activity to MBSJ by providing the address of the site, registration number and type of suspected transport vehicle and information about the suspected party.

11.

What is meant by noise?

Noise is any sound that is unwanted and can cause a nuisance.

12.

What are examples of noise that can be complained to MBSJ?

Examples of noise that can be complained to MBSJ are:

i. Noise from business premises.
ii. Noise from machinery or equipment.

CITY MANAGEMENT

1.

How often is garbage collection for shop/commercial, residential and industrial areas?

The following is the garbage collection schedule in the area:

2.

Which agency collects industrial waste?

Industrial waste is the responsibility of the premises owner. The owner is required to appoint a contractor to dispose of the waste.

Please visit the MBSJ website to get a list of MBSJ Industrial and Commercial Waste Panel Contractors: https://portal.mbsj.gov.my/ms/senarai-kontraktor-panel-sisa-industri-perdagangan-mbsj

3.

Which agency is responsible for cleaning up bulk and furniture waste? Is there a collection schedule or not? Where should the waste be placed?

KDEB is responsible for cleaning up bulk garbage three (3) times a week such as Monday, Wednesday and Friday (IRJ) or Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday (SKS) in small and small quantities. The collection schedule is every Tuesday and Thursday.

Garbage should be placed in front of the house/garbage bin and not placed on the side of the road/end of the road

For large/large quantities of bulk waste, please contact the MBSJ Environmental Management Department to obtain paid bulk waste collection services.

Paid bulk waste collection service fee rates:

4.

How often are drain cleaning works carried out?

The following is the grass cutting and gutter cleaning schedule in the area:

5.

When is garbage collection time by area?

The following are garbage collection times by area:

6.

How often are roads swept?

Street sweeping is only done on promenades/main roads with a frequency of every day. While in residential areas it is done every time after grass cutting work (twice a month in the first and third weeks).

7.

Where can residents make complaints regarding garbage collection and area cleaning services?

The complaint channels for garbage collection and public cleaning services are:

8.

For complaints about domestic waste that is not picked up, how long does it take to resolve?

For domestic waste that is not picked up, complaints must be resolved within 24 hours.

9.

What types of trash cans should be available in shops and factories?

The trash cans that shop and factory owners need to provide are the MGB (wheeled bin) type with a lid and the recommended bin size is 660L/1100L. However, it also depends on the quantity of trash produced so that it does not overflow from the bin.

10.

Can complaints regarding garbage be submitted directly to the KDEB contractor?

Yes. Please refer to the complaint channel in Article 7.

11.

Why is the garbage piled up on the side of the road not cleaned up every day?

Garbage piled up on the side of the road is illegal garbage. Residents will be compounded if they throw garbage on the side of the road. Collection priority is for garbage in residents' garbage bins.

The collection schedule for piled garbage is on Monday, Wednesday, Friday (IRJ) and Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday (SKS). Collection every day will involve additional costs, machinery and manpower. Therefore, the cooperation of the public is expected to avoid throwing garbage on the roadside.

12.

Is grass litter cleaning done immediately after grass cutting in an area?

Yes, grass sweeping is done after grass cutting, including any scattered rubbish, which must be placed in a plastic bag and disposed of within 24 hours.

13.

Is MBSJ responsible for cleaning up tree waste and when is collection carried out?

Small quantities of garden waste (grass/indoor landscaping) (wrapped and tied neatly in plastic bags) are under the responsibility of KDEB and collection is carried out on Monday, Wednesday, Friday (IRJ) and Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday (SKS).
For tree waste, please contact the Landscape Department.

14.

Restaurant waste permit fee rate

The following are the restaurant waste permit fee rates:

15.

Restaurant waste permit application procedure

The documents required are:
• Business license
• Fill out the restaurant waste form
• Submit the form to the jab counter. Environmental management
• Here is the link for the restaurant waste form:
           https://shorturl.at/lmpyD