Saturday November 4, 2006
Mazlynoor mum on whether he will quit post
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ALL EARS: Mazlynoor (standing, second left) listening to what Dr Khir (seated, left) had to say during a press conference at the MPK open house in Klang yesterday. |
However, unlike Faizal Abdullah and Datuk Zakaria Md Deros, Mazlynoor did not confirm whether he would voluntarily relinquish his nomination as a councillor.
“I explained to the Mentri Besar about the situation of the construction of my house and he was satisfied.
“I had actually submitted the building plan on May 25 and was given conditional approval the next day,” he told reporters after attending the Klang Municipal Council (MPK) open house at its building here yesterday.
Also present were Dr Khir, executive councillor Datuk Rahman Palil, Zakaria, MPK president Abdul Bakir Zin, Mazlynoor and Faizal.
Mazlynoor said the process of the building plan approval was delayed due to land title approval.
He admitted he could have started work too soon on the bungalow in Kampung Raja Uda before obtaining all the approvals.
Mazlynoor added that he would meet the MPK building department officers to settle the issues.
He also apologised to Dr Khir and the people in Klang for his “oversight.”
However, when asked about his withdrawal as MPK councillor, Mazlynoor declined to comment.
The council had issued stop-work orders on the three properties belonging to Zakaria, Faizal and Mazlynoor.
Mazlynoor’s bungalow is a short drive from Faizal’s.
Mazlynoor is the deputy head of the Klang Umno division.
Zakaria is the division chief.
Kapar Umno division Youth chief Faizal, who resigned as a councillor on Wednesday, forwarded his resignation letter to the council on Monday.
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