Letter - Additional Parking

Dear Editor

I fear when I think what would the sight be if the forest beside the block K and Q were to be destroyed to make way for a car park. Sure .. we need a car park, it is a necessity, but please ...not at the price of beautiful, fresh , clean , green trees!

I have been residing at Tiara D for the last three years, and I for one believe that this must be one of the most wonderful homes to be at, at least around PJ. I was looking for a place around PJ to rent, and I must confess here that I fell in love with Tiara D the moment I stepped in, not to say even when I set eyes on it, and in particular, my unit. Want to know the reason? It was the wonderful sight of the greeneries from outside the balcony, and my bedroom. Not forgetting the fresh, crisp fragance after the rain! I even took out the grill from my bedroom window (although it could be safety threatening) so that I could have a better view. Every morning, that’s the first ritual I do, look out of the windows to greet the leaves, and birds, squirrels, twigs that seem to be saying "good day" to me ! Now, how could I give all these up ...

It will be heart breaking for me, if the trees make way for a car park. Aaargh...cannot imagine the pollution, dirt, noise that will wake me up in the morning. It is sad when nature is the one always abused for the comfort of men. Not only do nature keep us happy, they keep us well too, they keep us breathing. We take so much from nature, and sadly, give nothing back.

Please, do consider this appeal of mine, which I am sure is shared by many. Do not forsake the very thing that makes us special. I must say since I have moved in here, all my visitors, family, relatives and friends simply love this place. They just want to visit me all the time, even have said that they will trade their home for this. They say that Tiara is so serene, homely, fresh, green, beautiful. Please do take note of this. I am sure the Management is aware of this.

So...let us keep our green forest...our green peace!

A Forest Fairy