In Front of Commission III of DPR RI, Kapolda Metro Admits that The GCM Management Dispute has Not Yet a Solution

Kapolda Metro Jaya, Inspector General Pol Karyoto during a hearing with Commission III of the DPR RI discussing the management dispute over the Graha Cempaka Mas Apartment (GCM).

Jakarta – Kapolda Metro Jaya, Inspector General Pol Karyoto presented his views on the dispute over the management of the Graha Cempaka Mas Apartment (GCM) during a hearing with Commission III of the Indonesian Parliament.

Kapolda Karyoto also acknowledged that the GCM Apartment dispute case has not yet received a solution.

“During its journey, we monitored the resolution of the dispute over the management of the GCM Apartment, which has taken various channels in resolving disputes. There have even been ways that have caused disruption to security and order,” explained Kapolda Karyoto in a hearing chaired by Deputy Chairman of Commission III DPR RI, Desmond Junaidi Mahesa in the DPR Commission III meeting room, Senayan, Jakarta, Tuesday, (23/5).

“This is why we are here now. Thus, until now there has not been an agreement to find a solution through deliberation,” he continued.

The hearing was also attended by the disputing parties, namely the residents of the apartment and the management of PT Duta Pertiwi.

On the same occasion, the Director of General Criminal Investigation (Direskrimum) Polda Metro Jaya, Kombes Pol Hengki Haryadi explained the details of the start of the chaos at the GCM apartment.

“The construction of Graha Cempaka Mas was originally built in 2 phases. The first stage was the construction of six apartment towers, which consisted of 888 apartment units and 161 shop houses, which were completed in 1997. Then the second stage was the construction of a shopping center and four-storey shop houses, which were completed in 2002,” he explained.

After the construction was completed, the GCM Mixed Flats Voters Association (PPRSC) was formed with Governor Decree Number 1209 of 2000. In 2002-2012, they appointed PT Duta Pertiwi to be the manager, which manages the IPL (Environmental Management Fee).

However, in 2013, PPRSC announced an increase in IPL and VAT plans. It was from there, said Hengki, that the conflict started because of resistance from a group of residents.

“Fifty people formed the Graha Cempaka Mas Citizens Communication Forum (FKW) at the initiation of Mr. Tonny Soenanto and Mr. Saurip Kadi. Then, the Citizens Communication Forum held an extraordinary general meeting initiated by Mr. Saurip Kadi, and made changes to the AD/ART as well as creating new management so that there has been a dualism of management since 2013,” Hengki explained.

“PPRSC GCM was the first to appoint PT Duta Pertiwi as manager, overseeing approximately 800 families. Meanwhile, P3SRS GCM, this is the Association of Owners and Occupants of Graha Cempaka Mas Flats, oversees approximately 200 heads of families but does not appoint a management body,” he continued.

“Starting from the dualism of leadership and then the formation of the P3SRS GCM by Mr. Tonny Soenanto, Here the management considers that the old management did not have a quorum and violated the AD and ART,” said Hengki.

“Then there was a power outage. In its development since the existence of this RULB, even after the Decree of the Head of the Housing and Residential Area Office No. 591, 592, the management of Mr. Tonny Soenanto announced that they would pay IPL for electricity and water for these 200 people.”

“Part of the residents paid this to PTRS. But the fact of our inspection, PLN or electricity was never paid for. And this has also been acknowledged by the management that they only pay for water. Now this is the root of the problem of conflict in this apartment,” explained Hengki emphasized . Bembo

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