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| The application will be circulated to the following authorities for technical comments: |
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| State Industrial Development Authority (e.g. Johor SIJ) |
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| Department of Environment (DOE) |
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| Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) |
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| Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) |
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| Key evaluation aspects include: |
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| Suitability for industrial use |
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| Traffic and access conditions |
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| Pollution and safety risks |
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| Final approval is granted by the State Authority. |
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| Upon approval, a Letter of Approval in Principle will be issued, stating: |
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| The premium payable for land conversion |
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| New category of land use: Industrial |
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| Express conditions and compliance requirements |
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| The premium is calculated based on: |
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| Market value difference between agricultural and industrial land |
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| Indicative range: |
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| Johor: approximately RM100,000 – RM300,000 per acre, subject to location |
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| Urban areas in Peninsular Malaysia are generally higher |
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| After full payment, the Land Office will: |
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| Endorse the land use as Industrial |
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| Insert the new express conditions |
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| Issue the updated title to the landowner |
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| At this stage, the agricultural land is officially converted to industrial land. |
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