appendix3f - review waste disposal

National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management Volume 3 Appendix 3F

APPENDIX 3F

REVIEW OF CURRENT CONDITIONS – WASTE DISPOSAL SITES

Cost information included in this Appendix is extracted from “The MHLG List of Information and Status of Waste Disposal Sites at Local Authorities before 10th March 2002”. The list is reproduced in the following table for reference.

The MHLG List of Information and Status of Waste Disposal Sites at Local Authorities before 10th March 2002

Waste Disposal Sites at Peninsula Malaysia

(Ministry of Housing and Local Government, as at 10 March 2002)

No. No. Local Authority No. Landfill Location MHLG

Landfill Level

Area (hectare)

Throughput (Tonne/day) State

1 1 MB Johor Bahru 1 Tampoi Industries 1 21.044 500 Johor

2 2 MP Kluang 2 Jln Kluang Tenggara 0 4.452 120 Johor

3 3 MP Muar 3 Bakri 3 14.771 300 Johor

4 4 MP Johor Bahru Tengah 4 Jln Kota Tinggi 0 Johor

5 5 MP Batu Pahat 5 Bukit Kelicap 0 Johor

6 6 MD Yong Peng 6 Sri Pasir 0 2.023 10 Johor

MD Yong Peng 7 Jln Labis 0 3.237 8.3 Johor

7 7 MD Kota Tinggi 8 Mukim Kota Tinggi 1 13.759 57 Johor

8 8 MD Kulai 9 Jln Ayer Hitam 2 6.070 250 Johor

9 9 MD Mersing 10 Endau 0 4.856 18 Johor

MD Mersing 11 Jemaluang 0 4.047 5 Johor

MD Mersing 12 Mersing 0 4.856 28 Johor

10 10 MD Tangkak 13 Jln Sengkang 2 0.607 9 Johor

MD Tangkak 14 Jln Bekoh 1 2.833 10 Johor

11 11 MD Pontian 15 Pekan Nanas 1 4.856 30 Johor

MD Pontian 16 Rimba Terjun 1 6.475 80 Johor

MD Pontian 17 Sanglang 1 2.023 12 Johor

12 12 MD Labis 18 Jln Temayor 0 2.409 30 Johor

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Waste Disposal Sites at Peninsula Malaysia (Ministry of Housing and Local Government, as at 10 March 2002)


Landfill Level

Area (hectare)


13 13 MD Segamat 19 Jementah 0 0.809 10 Johor

MD Segamat 20 Sg. Segamat 1 3.237 90 Johor

14 14 MD Simpang Renggam 21 Renggam 0 3.237 15 Johor

15 15 PBT Pasir Gudang 22 Jln Kg. Pasir Gudang Baru 1 12.000 200 Johor

16 16 LB Johor Tenggara 23 Bandar Tenggara 2 7.810 40 Johor

LB Johor Tenggara 24 Bandar Penawar 2 8.094 40 Johor

17 1 MP Melaka Bandaraya Bersejarah N/A Melaka

18 2 MD Alor Gajah 1 Masjid Tanah 0 40.469 100 Melaka

MD Alor Gajah 2 Jln Tampin 0 0.809 150 Melaka

19 3 MD Jasin 3 Kesang Pajak 2 9.164 65 Melaka

20 1 MP Seremban 1 Sikamat 1 5.261 300 N. Sembilan

21 2 MP Nilai 2 Pajam 1 28.328 80 N. Sembilan

22 3 MP Port Dickson N/A N. Sembilan

23 4 MD Jelebu 3 Sg. Muntuh 0 4.047 54 N. Sembilan

MD Jelebu 4 Pertang 0 1.619 30 N. Sembilan

24 5 MD Jempol 5 Jln Kok Poh 0 4.371 45 N. Sembilan

25 6 MD Kuala Pilah 6 Ulu Maasop 0 8.094 50 N. Sembilan

26 7 MD Rembau 7 Chembong 2 4.047 60 N. Sembilan

27 8 MD Tampin 8 Ulu Gemas 0 12.141 16 N. Sembilan

MD Tampin 9 Kampung Keru 1 24.261 26 N. Sembilan

MD Tampin 10 Kampung Asahan 0 2.023 16 N. Sembilan

28 1 MB Shah Alam 1 Air Hitam, Puchong 4 20.234 300 Selangor

29 2 MP Petaling Jaya Nil Selangor

30 3 MP Ampang Jaya Nil Selangor

31 4 MP Subang Jaya Nil Selangor

32 5 MP Kajang 2 Sg. Kembong 1 16.187 - Selangor

33 6 MP Klang 3 Telok Kapas 2 17.806 350 Selangor

34 7 MP Selayang 4 Kundang 1 20.234 600 Selangor

35 8 MD Kuala Langat 5 Sg. Sedu, Banting 1 2.456 110 Selangor

36 9 MD Kuala Selangor 6 Bantang Berjuntai 3 1.214 60 Selangor

37 10 MD Sabak Bernam 7 Jln Panchang Bedena 4 9.595 100 Selangor

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Landfill Level

Area (hectare)


38 11 MD Sepang 8 Ampar Tenang 1 2.023 45 Selangor

39 12 MD Hulu Selangor 9 Hulu Yam 1 10.117 350 Selangor

MD Hulu Selangor 10 Kerling 1 6.070 120 Selangor

MD Hulu Selangor 11 Bukit Beruntung 1 10.117 250 Selangor

40 1 MP Kuantan 1 Jln Jabor-Jerangau 3 24.281 400 Pahang

41 2 MP Temerloh 2 Ulu Tualang 3 - 200 Pahang

42 3 MD Bentong 3 Chamang 0 2.428 80 Pahang

MD Bentong 4 Sg. Semamtut 3 3.642 closed Pahang

43 4 MD Bera 5 Chuat 0 24.281 20 Pahang

44 5 MD Cameron Highland 6 Tanah Rata 0 0.202 30 Pahang

45 6 MD Jerantut 7 Kg. Mat Kilau 2 4.400 25 Pahang

46 7 MD Lipis 8 Jln Cheneras 1 8.903 28.5 Pahang

47 8 MD Maran 9 Jenka 2 8.000 8.8 Pahang

MD Maran 10 Jln Kuala Sentul 1 1.700 18 Pahang

48 9 MD Pekan 11 Jln Pekan-Nenasi 0 22.600 30 Pahang

49 10 MD Raub 12 Jln Cheroh 4 1.963 38.32 Pahang

MD Raub 13 Jln Sg. Klau Raub 0 4.430 3 Pahang

50 11 MD Rompin 14 Kg. Feri 1 5.933 15 Pahang

51 1 MP Kuala Terengganu 1 Kg. Kubang Ikan 1 13.303 90 Terengganu

52 5 MP Kemaman 2 Bukit Takal 1 - 400 Terengganu

53 2 MD Besut 3 Kg. Paya Rawa 2 4.856 58 Terengganu

54 3 MD Dungun 4 Bukit Lat 0 1.380 80 Terengganu

MD Dungun 5 Paka 0 2.200 30 Terengganu

55 4 MD Hulu Terengganu 6 Kuala Terengganu 1 9.488 25 Terengganu

56 6 MD Marang 7 Batangan Marang 1 2.510 18 Terengganu

57 7 MD Setiu 8 Kg. Air Sejuk 4 5.460 16 Terengganu

58 1 MP Kota Bahru 1 Tebing Tinggi 2 19.020 200 Kelantan

59 2 MD Bachok 2 Kg. Sg. Gali 0 4.452 10 Kelantan

60 3 MD Gua Musang 3 Jln Gua Musang 0 6.070 10 Kelantan

61 4 MD Jeli 4 Kg. Sg. Mekong 0 3.352 10 Kelantan

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Landfill Level

Area (hectare)


62 5 MD Kota Bahru 5 Bukit Pak Dogol 0 2.833 60 Kelantan

63 6 MD Kuala Krai Selatan 6 Jln Dabong-Kemubu 0 0.202 2 Kelantan

MD Kuala Krai Selatan 7 Jln Sam-Pasir Linggi 0 1.214 5 Kelantan

64 7 MD Kuala Krai Utara 8 Jln Dusun Damai 0 0.400 15 Kelantan

65 8 MD Machang 9 Kg. Pertok 0 1.210 40 Kelantan

66 9 MD Pasir Mas N/A Kelantan

67 10 MD Pasir Puteh 10 Bukit Gedombak 1 2.000 32 Kelantan

68 11 MD Tanah Merah 11 Bukit Che'Rose 0 6.070 - Kelantan

69 12 MD Tumpat 12 Kg. Kok Bedollah 0 20.234 45 Kelantan

70 1 MB Ipoh 1 Bercham 2 48.562 500 Perak

71 2 MD Gerik 2 Jln Air Ganda 0 14.164 15.5 Perak

72 3 MD Hilir Perak 3 Pekan Bagan Datoh 0 1.214 15 Perak

MD Hilir Perak 4 Pekan Jenderata 0 0.405 16 Perak

MD Hilir Perak 5 Jln Bidor 3 3.237 145 Perak

73 4 MD Kerian 6 Jln Dennistown 0 0.809 100 Perak

MD Kerian 7 Permatang Pasir 0 2.023 20 Perak

74 5 MD Kinta Barat 8 Tanjong Tualang 1 24.281 35 Perak

75 6 MD Kinta Selatan 9 Kuala Dipang 2 26.709 45 Perak

76 7 MD Kuala Kangsar N/A 77 8 MD Lenggong 10 Air Kala 0 1.518 30 Perak 78 9 MD Manjung 11 Pulau Pangkor 1 2.023 10 Perak

MD Manjung 12 Pantai Remis 1 1.214 8 Perak MD Manjung 13 Setiawan 1 10.117 120 Perak

79 10 MD Pengkalan Hulu 14 Bukit Hulu 0 4.040 3 Perak

MD Pengkalan Hulu 15 Jln Klian Intan 1 4.047 8 Perak

80 11 MD Perak Tengah N/A 81 12 MD Selama 16 Kg. Lampin 0 4.040 10 Perak 82 13 MD Tapah 17 Jln Besar, Tapah 0 4.882 10 Perak 83 14 MD Taiping 18 Matang 3 10.117 200 Perak 84 15 MD Tanjung Malim N/A Perak

85 1 MP Kota Setar 1 Jabi 2 10.117 200 Kedah 86 2 MP Sg. Petani 2 Kg. Semeling 2 38.850 250 Kedah 87 3 MP Kulim 3 Padang Cina 2 8.903 148.5 Kedah

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Landfill Level

Area (hectare)


88 4 MP Langkawi N/A Kedah 89 5 MD Baling 4 Kg. Cenari 1 4.452 75 Kedah 90 6 MD Bandar Baharu 5 Kg. Bukit Buluh 0 1.619 12 Kedah 91 7 MD Kubang Pasu 6 Paya Kemunting 4 2.036 100 Kedah 92 8 MD Padang Terap 7 Kuala Nerang 0 1.416 24 Kedah 93 9 MD Pendang 8 Kg. Tok Sedau 0 7.284 48 Kedah 94 10 MD Sik 9 Kg. Sg. Siputih 1 2.023 5 Kedah 95 11 MD Yan N/A Kedah 96 12 PBT TP Hi-Tech Kulim N/A Kedah

97 1 MP Pulau Pinang 1 Jelutong 2 50.000 600 P.Pinang

98 2 MP Seberang Perai 2 Pulau Burung 3 61.477 800 P.Pinang

99 1 MP Kangar 1 Pekan Kuala Perlis 4 4.047 100 Perlis

100 1 WP Kuala Lumpur Nil 101 2 Perbandaran Putrajaya N/A

N/A : Not Available

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JOHOR • The State of Johor has the greatest number of landfill sites in Peninsula Malaysia. There

are 24 landfills (MHLG data in Year 2002)1 but the average area for each landfill is relatively small, i.e. 4.28 hectares. The current total landfill area is 102.75 hectares. The total waste throughput for the landfills in Johor is 1,862 tonne/day2.

• Of the 24 landfill sites in Johor, only one landfill is classified at Level 3 - Bakri landfill in

Muar. It has a throughput of 300 tonne/day but lifespan of only 1 year. Twelve (12) landfills (50%) are classified as open dumps.

• Several landfills were closed (closure date not stated) for reaching full capacity. One of

them, Larkin landfill at Johor Bahru was the largest in Johor. Larkin landfill was 21 hectares with a throughput of 500 tonne/day. It was classified as a Level 1 landfill. Since the closure of Larkin landfill, Bakri landfill is the largest landfill in Johor, with an area of 14.7 hectares.

• There are four (4) landfills with a capacity of more than 10 hectares. Most of the others

are between 2-4 hectares. • The estimated lifespan for most of the landfills (11 out of 25) is between 1 to 5 years.

Nine (9) landfills have lifespan of more the 10 years. • The landfills which are of a greater capacity and have a longer lifespan are operated in

Pasir Gudang (12 hectares, 10 years) and two landfills in Lembaga Bandaraya Johor Tenggara (8 hectares each respectively for 20 years and 15 years).

• There are three (3) landfills operated in Mersing, all of which have a lifespan of 10 to 12

years. Currently they are open dumpsites and require about RM560,000 for upgrading. The total landfill area is 13.6 hectares, meaning upgrading fees of approximately RM40,000 per hectare.

• The total estimated cost for new landfills, upgrading and closure of existing landfills

requested by thirteen (13) Local Authorities was RM23.2 mil. • Southern Waste Management Sdn. Bhd. (SWMSB) operates a landfill site in the State of

Johor at Ulu Tiram, MP Johor Bahru Tengah. (Another landfill, which is operated by SWMSB, is at Krubong, Melaka.)3

• On 1 July 1999, SWMSB upgraded the Ulu Tiram landfill to accommodate an increase in

waste input from 250 tonne/day to 1,000 tonne/day. The landfill is operated by cells with leachate pipes and pond, storm water drainage, fencing and liner. It is a secured area with no scavenging activities.

• The remaining life (as at December 2000) of landfill sites in the State of Johor was

estimated by SWMSB and the results of its study are shown in the following table (see Figure 1 for location of landfill sites):

1 Southern Waste Management Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 31 landfills in Johor in 2000. 2 The MHLG List of Information and Status of Waste Disposal Sites at Local Authorities before 10th March 2002. 3 Privatisation of Solid Waste Management for Southern Region of Malaysia – Technical Proposal, Southern

Waste Management Sdn. Bhd. 4 December 2000.

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No. Landfill Sites Service LAs Landfill Area (ha)

Remaining Life

1. Larkin MB Johor Bahru 20.0 Closed

2. Ulu Tiram MP Johor Bahru Tengah 14.0 6 months

3. Kelapa Sawit 20.0 12 months 4. Saleng

MD Kulai 4.0 6 months

5. Pekan Nenas 5.0 6 months 6. Rimba Terjun 2.0 3 months 7. Sanglang

MD Pontian 1.0 3 months

8. Kg. Pasir Gudang Baru PBT Pasir Gudang 12.0 6 months

9. Kg. Batu Empat MD Kota Tinggi 14.0 6 months 10. Machap MP Kluang 11. Chamek 0.2 3 months 12. Kg. Gajah 0.8 3 months 13. Kluang

MP Kluang

6.0 6 months 14. Minyak Beku MP Batu Pahat 1.2 6 months 15. Air Itam 2.0 3 months 16. Parit Sulong 0.5 3 months 17. Yong Peng

MP Batu Pahat 4.0 3 months

18. Bakri 15.0 6 months 19. Pagoh

MP Muar 0.8 3 months

20. Jln. Sengkang – Bkt. Gambir 0.8 6 months

21. Jln. Sialang – Tangkak

MD Tangkak 1.2 6 months

22. Tomayoo – Air Panas 2.7 6 months 23. Labis

MD Segamat 1.6 6 months

24. Jementah 2.0 6 months 25. Sg. Segamat –

Bandar Segamat Baru MD Segamat

5.0 6 months

26. Endau 4.0 3 months 27. Jemaluang 4.8 3 months 28. Mersing

MD Mersing 4.0 6 months

29. Bandar Petri Jaya 7.7 6 months 30. Bandar Tenggara 10.0 6 months 31. Bukit Tua Tau

Lembaga Bandaran Johor Tenggara

10.0 6 months

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National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management Volume 3 Appendix 3F MELAKA • There are three (3) landfill sites in the State of Melaka (MHLG data in Year 2002)4. • The largest landfill in Melaka is Masjid Tanah landfill located in Alor Gajah, having an

area of 40.47 hectares with a throughput of 100 tonnes per day. However, it is an open dump and has a lifespan of only 3 years.

• The only Level 2 landfill in Melaka is Kesang Pajak landfill, Jasin which has a lifespan of

8 years. MD Jasin has requested RM1.1mil for upgrading the landfill to Level 4, if approved it will be equipped with leachate treatment and vent pipe, weighbridge, guard house and fencing.

• There were five (5) landfill sites as reported by SWMSB in December 2000. The largest

landfill was Krubong in MP Melaka, which was operated by SWMSB. The remaining life (as at December 2000) of the landfills in Melaka was provided in the following table (see Figure 2 for location of landfill sites):


Remaining Life

1. Krubong MP Melaka 22.0 24 months 2. Masjid Tanah 2.5 6 months 3. Pulau Sebang

MD Alor Gajah 1.0 6 months

4. Batang Melaka 1.5 6 months 5. Lipat Kajang

MD Jasin 2.5 6 months

MELAKA JOHOR

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Current Landfill Sites

Figure 2: Landfill Sites in the State of Melaka (Dec 2000)

Source: Privatisation of Solid Waste Management for Southern Region of Malaysia,Southern Waste Management Sdn. Bhd. December 2000

4 Southern Waste Management Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 5 landfills in Melaka in 2000.

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National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management Volume 3 Appendix 3F NEGERI SEMBILAN • There are ten (10) landfill sites in the State of Negeri Sembilan (MHLG data in Year

2002)5, six (6) of which are open dumps. Only one landfill attains a rating of Level 2 and this is Chembong landfill (4 hectares) in Rembau.

• MD Rembau has requested for RM370,000 to repair the basic facilities at Chembong

landfill. • Total landfill area in Negeri Sembilan is 94.19 hectares. Two (2) landfill sites are

relatively large, considering that Negeri Sembilan is a relatively small state. The landfills are Sg. Keru landfill (24.28 hectares) in Tampin and Pajam landfill (28.33 hectares) in Nilai. The Sg. Keru landfill has a lifespan of 100 years.

• MP Nilai has requested for RM2.5mil to upgrade the access and leachate system at

Pajam landfill, which is currently at Level 1. • The Sikamat landfill in MP Seremban has the highest throughput (300 tonne/day), but its

size is relatively small (5.2 hectares) and thus has a very short lifespan (only 8 months). • The location of landfill sites in the State of Negeri Sembilan as provided by Southern

Waste Management Sdn Bhd (SWMSB) in their report, produced in 2000, is shown in Figure 3.

• The remaining life of these landfill sites as reported by SWMSB (as at December 2000)

is provided as follows:


Remaining Life

1. Sikamat MP Seremban 5.0 3 months 2. Bukit Palong 26.0 6 months 3. Sua Betong 2.4 3 months 4. Pengkalan Kempas

MP Port Dickson

1.2 3 months 5. Pajam MP Nilai 28.0 12 months 6. Chembong MD Rembau 4.0 6 months 7. Gemas 2.0 6 months 8. Kg. Keru 25.0 6 months

9. Sri Asahan MD Tampin

2.0 6 months

10. Kg. Chennah 12.0 3 months

11. Simpang Pertang MD Jelebu

8.0 3 months

12. Kg Koh Foh MD Jempol 4.0 6 months

13. Ulu Maasop MD Kuala Pilah 8.0 6 months

5 Southern Waste Management Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 31 landfills in Johor in 2000.

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SELANGOR • There are eleven (11) landfill sites in the State of Selangor (MHLG data in Year 2002)6,

including a private landfill called Air Hitam landfill at Puchong, which is owned and operated by Worldwide-SITA Environmental Management Sdn. Bhd.

• The private landfill is receiving waste from Shah Alam, Petaling Jaya, Ampang Jaya,

Subang Jaya and the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur. This is one of a few landfills in Peninsular Malaysia receiving waste from across Local Authority boundaries. The landfill has a throughput of 300 tonne per day, with an area of 20 hectares, and is classified as a Level 4 landfill.

• The Air Hitam landfill is anticipated to cease operation by late 2004 and it will be

replaced by a new landfill facility in Rawang. • Another Level 4 landfill in Selangor is Panchang Bedena landfill in Sabak Bernam which

has an area of 9.6 hectares and a lifespan of 20 years. MD Sabak Bernam has requested RM 0.4mil for leachate treatment and control of fire.

• Landfills in Selangor have the highest total daily throughput (2,285 tonne/day) in

Peninsular Malaysia. The throughputs in Kundang landfill (MP Selayang, 600 tonne/day), Telok Kapas landfill (MP Klang, 350 tonne/day) and Hulu Yam Bahru landfill (MD Hulu Selangor, 350 tonne/day) are particularly high.

• MP Selayang has requested for RM1.16mil to upgrade Kundang landfill which is

currently at Level 1. The Telok Kapas landfill in MP Klang is only a temporary landfill for a lifespan of 1.5 years.

• Of the eleven (11) landfill sites in Selangor, none are classified as open dumps. The

majority (7 landfills) are classified as Level 1. • The location of landfill sites in the State of Selangor as provided by Alam Flora Sdn Bhd

(AFSB) in their report, produced in 2000, is shown in Figure 4.

6 Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 9 landfills in Selangor in 2000, including Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, but excluding Hulu Selangor.

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National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management Volume 3 Appendix 3F • The closure dates for the landfill sites in the State of Selangor are summarised in the

following table7:

No. Landfill Service LAs Operator Closure Date

1. Taman Beringin DB Kuala Lumpur Alam Flora October 2000 2. Kundang Selayang Alam Flora March 2004 3.

Air Hitam

Ampang Jaya Petaling Jaya Shah Alam Subang Jaya Putrajaya

WW-Sita December 2007

4. Telok Gong Klang MP Klang Supposed to be closed

5.

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Supposed to be closed and

moved to Sg. Lalang

6. Sg. Sedu Kuala Langat Alam Flora January 2005 7. Ampar Tenang Sepang Alam Flora August 2000 8. Kg. Hang Tuah Kuala Selangor Alam Flora January 2001 9. Sg. Besar Sabak Bernam Alam Flora January 2002

7 Solid Waste Management System – Revision 2, Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd. 3 August 2000.

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Figure 4: Landfill Sites in the State of Selangor (August 2000)

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Sg. Sedu

Source: Solid Waste Management Master Plan – Revision 2, Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd.August 2000.

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PERAK • There are eighteen (18) landfill sites in the State of Perak (MHLG data in Year 2002)8,

with a total area of 163.4 hectares. Perak has the largest total landfill area in Peninsula Malaysia.

• The largest landfill in Perak is Bercham landfill at Tanjung Rambutan, operated by MB

Ipoh, with an area of 48.6 hectares. The throughput for this landfill is 500 tonne/day, and the lifespan is only 2 years. It is currently classified as Level 2 and MB Ipoh has requested for an upgrading fee of RM7.5 million for fencing, treatment of leachate and landfill gas.

• Teluk Intan landfill in Hilir Perak has been operated at Level 4, and has an area of 3.24

hectares. Matang landfill in Taiping is a Level 3 landfill, having an area of 10.117 hectares. Both landfills have lifespan of 5 years each.

• Kuala Dipang landfill in Kinta Selatan is a Level 2 landfill with a lifespan of 25 years. MD

Kinta Selatan has requested RM100,000 to upgrade the landfill. • Half (9) of the landfills in the State of Perak are open dumps and all of these are small in

size with an area of less than 2 hectares, except for Air Ganda landfill in Gerik, with an area of 14.16 hectares. MD Gerik has requested RM165,000 to improve the access, fence and landfill equipment.

• There are three (3) landfills in Manjung, all classified as Level 1. Setiawan landfill is the

largest among them with an area of 10.11 hectares. • The location of landfill sites as provided by Northern Waste Industries Sdn Bhd (NWISB)

in its report, produced in 1997, is shown in Figure 5. • The following list of landfills was provided by NWISB in its report:

8 Northern Waste Industries Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 40 landfills in Perak in 1997.

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No. Landfill Service LAs MHLG Level Throughput (T/d)

1. Tanjung Malim 1 0 2. Slim River

Tanjung Malim - 25

3. Tapah 1 40 4. Temoh Station - 3 5. Tapah Road - 2 6. Sungkai

Tapah

- 0 7. Sitiawan 1 90 8. Pangkor 1 9 9. Beruas - 5

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Manjung

- 9 11. Bercham 1 300 12. Chemor - 0 13. Kelebang

Ipoh - 550

14. Tj. Tualang - 28 15. Sg. Siput Selatan 2 58 16. Malim Nawar - 0 17. Mambang Diawan

Kinta

- 0 18. Jln Dennistown 1 17 19. Kg. Beriah 1 32 20. Tg. Piandang

Kerian - 8

21. Sg. Siput Utara 1 70 22. Salak Utara - 0 23. Manong - 1 24. Liman Kati - 3 25. Sauk

Kuala Kangsar

- 1 26. Kg. Ayer Putih - 180 27. Jebong

Taiping 3 0

28. Kg. Lampin Selama 2 12 29. Telok Intan 2 67 30. Bagan Datok - 5 31. Jeniang

Hilir Perak - 3

32. Kg. Ayer Panas - 10 33. Kg. Air Kala

Gerik - 0

34. Selat Pagar - 5 35. Kuak

Lenggong - 2

36. HS Padang Chong - 7 37. Bkt Serdang

Pengkalan Hulu 2 0

38. Parit 1 12 39. Kg. Gajah - 4 40. Sri Iskandar

Perak Tengah - 0

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Tj. Tualang
MD Kinta
Barat

MD

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Kuala Dipang

Temoh Station
MD Kinta
Selatan

Tapah Road

T

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Tapah

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MD

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MD

Kerian

Tj. Malim

ANGOR

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KEDAH • There are nine (9) landfills in the State of Kedah (MHLG data in Year 2002)9, one landfill

in each LA. • The largest landfill in Kedah is Kg. Semeling landfill in Sungai Petani, with an area of

38.8 hectares and having a lifespan of 10 years. It is a Level 2 landfill with a maximum throughput of 250 tonnes per day.

• There is a Level 4 landfill in Kedah located at the northern region of the State. It is Paya

Kemunting landfill in Kubang Pasu, having an area of only 2 hectares and estimated lifespan of 10 years. The throughput of the landfill is 100 tonnes per day.

• Other Level 2 landfills are Jabi landfill and Padang China landfill in Kota Setar and Kulim,

respectively. • Jabi landfill has a throughput of 200 tonnes per day, with an area of 10.1 hectares and a

lifespan of 25 years. MD Kota Setar has requested RM1.5 mil for the upgrade to Level 4 with leachate treatment.

• Padang China landfill has a throughput of 150 tonnes per day, with an area of 8.9

hectares and a lifespan of 10 years. MD Kulim has requested RM 0.7 mil for the upgrade to Level 4 with leachate treatment.

• There is a landfill in Langkawi Island, named Belangah Pechah landfill. It is a Level 1

landfill with a throughput of 60 tonnes per day. • The location of landfill sites in the State of Kedah as provided by Northern Waste

Industries Sdn Bhd (NWISB) in its report, produced in 1997, is shown in Figure 6.

9 Northern Waste Industries Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 17 landfills in Kedah in 1997.

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National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management Volume 3 Appendix 3F • The following list of landfills in Kedah was provided by NWISB in its report:


1. Kg. Chenerai - 24 2. Pulai

Baling 3 0

3. Kg. China Bandar Baharu - 18 4. Jabi 2 260 5. Bkt. Pinang

Kota Setar - 5

6. Bedong 1 300 7. Jeniang

Sg. Petani - 3

8. Paya Kamunting Kubang Pasu - 50 9. Kulim 1 0

10. Jl. Batu Putih Kulim

- 110 11. Belangah Pechah 1 60 12. Bkt Sawak

Langkawi - 0

13. Kuala Nerang Padang Terap - 25 14. Kg. Sg. Seputih Sik - 10 15. Yan Besar - 0 16. Guar Chempadak

Yan - 17

17. Kg. Tok Sadau Pendang - 13

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Pechah

Current

Chemp

B

Paya K

B

B

Source:

Figure 6 : Landfill Sites in State of Kedah (1997)

Kg. China

Landfill Sites

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PERLIS

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Guaradak

edong

Kuala Nerang

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kt Pinang

Jabi

PINANatu Putih

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ubang

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Pendang

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Kg. Tok

G

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ungai

Kg. Chenera

Kulim

MD

Bandar

MD

Yan

PERAK

Privatisation of Solid Waste Management - Northern Region, Northern WasteIndustries Sdn. Bhd. 1997

National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management Volume 3 Appendix 3F PULAU PINANG • There are two (2) landfills in the State of Pulau Pinang (MHLG data in Year 2002)10. One

on the island (Jelutong landfill) has recently closed, and waste is now transferred by barge to the other site on the mainland (Pulau Burung landfill).

• Pulau Burung landfill is the largest in Peninsula Malaysia, with an area of 61.5 hectares.

It is a Level 3 landfill with a throughput of 800 tonnes per day and lifespan of 25 years. • The location of landfill sites in the State of Pulau Pinang as provided by Northern Waste

Industries Sdn Bhd (NWISB) in its report, produced in 1997, is shown in Figure 7. • The following list of landfills in Pulau Pinang was provided by NWISB in its report:


1. Ampang Jajar 3 500 2. Pulau Burung

Seberang Perai 1 150

3. Jelutong 1 600 4. Balik Pulau

Pulau Pinang - -

Figure 7 : Current Landfill Sites in State of Pulau Pinang (1997)

10 N

SePINANG

KEDAH

Jelutong

Pulau Burung

AmpangJajar


orthern Waste Industries Sdn. Bhd. recorded there w

Page

MP

berang

MP Pulau

Pinang

PERAK

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ere 4 landfills in Pulau Pinang in 1997.

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National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management Volume 3 Appendix 3F PERLIS • There is only one (1) landfill in the State of Perlis (MHLG data in Year 2002)11. • Kuala Perlis landfill in Kangar is a Level 4 landfill. It has an area of 4 hectares with a

throughput of 100 tonnes per day and a lifespan of 15 years. • The location of landfill sites in the State of Perlis as provided by Northern Waste

Industries Sdn. Bhd. (NWISB) in its report, produced in 1997, is shown in Figure 8. • The following list of landfills in Perlis was provided by NWISB in its report:


1. Kuala Perlis 1 42 2. Padang Besar

Kangar - 3

Figure 8 : Current Landfill Sites in State of Perlis (1997)

11 Northern W

PERLIS

KEDAH

THAILAND

Kuala Perlis

Padang Besar


Source: Privatisation of Solid Waste Management – Northern Region, Northern Waste Industries Sdn. Bhd. 1997

aste Industries Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 2 landfills in Perlis in 1997.

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PAHANG • There are fourteen (14) landfills in the State of Pahang (MHLG data in Year 2002)12. • Cheroh landfill in Raub is the only Level 4 landfill in Pahang. It has an area of 1.96

hectares and lifespan of 5 years, with a throughput of 38.32 tonnes per day. MD Raub has requested RM 0.17million for operating and maintaining the landfill.

• The largest landfill in Pahang, which also has the highest throughput, is Jabor landfill in

Kuantan. It has an area of 24.28 hectares and throughput of 400 tonnes per day. The landfill is operated at Level 3. MP Kuantan has requested RM 5.3 million for upgrading the landfill.

• Another Level 3 landfill is Ulu Tualang landfill in Temerloh. It has a throughput of 200

tonnes per day and lifespan of 2 years. • There is a landfill at Cameron Highland which is only 0.2 hectares with a lifespan of 5

years. It will be closed once a new incinerator is ready for operation. • Three (3) landfills are operated at Level 1 and five (5) landfills are open dumps in the

State of Pahang. Two (2) open dump landfills are large with an area of more than 20 hectares. They are Jln. Pekan-Nenas landfill and Chuat landfill located in Pekan and Bera respectively.

• The location of landfill sites in the State of Pahang as provided by Alam Flora Sdn Bhd

(AFSB) in their report, produced in 2000, is shown in Figure 9.

12 Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 15 landfills in Pahang in 2000.

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National Strategic Plan for Solid Waste Management Volume 3 Appendix 3F • The closure dates for the landfill sites in the State of Pahang are summarised in the

following table13:

No. Landfill Service LAs Operator Closure Date

1. Jabor Alam Flora August 2002 2. Gambang

Kuantan Alam Flora (Inadequate

Data) 3. Jln Pekan-Nenas Pekan Alam Flora September 2057 4. Kg. Feri Rompin Alam Flora May 2014 5. Ulu Tualang Temerloh Alam Flora March 2003 6. Kg. Mat Kilau Jerantut Alam Flora May 2004 7. Maran Alam Flora May 2004 8. Jengka

Maran Alam Flora October 2121

9. Chuat Alam Flora May 2231 (new) 10. Sg. Semantut

Bera Alam Flora November 2004

11. Chamang Bentong Alam Flora August 2007 12. Cheroh Alam Flora April 2010 13. Sg. Ruan

Raub Alam Flora More than 5

years 14. Lipis Lipis Alam Flora March 2002

15. Tanah Rata Cameron

Highlands MD Cameron

Highlands

To be closed once incinerator

is ready

13 Solid Waste Management System – Revision 2, Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd. 3 August 2000.

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PERAK

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Figure 9 : Landfill Sites in State of Pahang (August 2000)

TERENGGANU KELANTAN

Chamang

Sg. Ruan

Cheroh

Tanah Rata

Lipis

Semantut

Triang

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Kemayan

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Jerantut

Maran

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Bera

MD

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TERRENGGANU • There are eight (8) landfills in the State of Terengganu (MHLG data in Year 2002)14. • Kg. Air Sejuk landfill in Setiu is the only Level 4 landfill in Terengganu. It has an area of

5.46 hectares with a lifespan of 10 years. • The largest landfill in Terengganu is Kubang Ikan landfill in Kuala Terengganu, with an

area of 13.3 hectares. It is a Level 1 landfill with a lifespan of 15 years. MP Kuala Terengganu has requested for RM 150,000 for upgrading the landfill to Level 2 or 3.

• The highest throughput landfill in Terengganu is Bukit Takar landfill in Kemaman, with a

throughput of 400 tonnes per day. It is a Level 1 landfill with a lifespan of 5 years. (The area of the landfill is not available.)

• There is a landfill at the Pulau Perhentian island. • The location of landfill sites in the State of Terengganu as provided by Alam Flora Sdn

Bhd (AFSB) in their report, produced in 2000, is shown in Figure 10.

14 Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 18 landfills in Terengganu in 2000.

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Figure 10 : Landfill Sites in State of Terengganu (August 2000)

Chenih Baru

Bukit Takar

Kerteh

Jln. Santong

Bukit Lat

Jln. Bukit Besi

Almuktakafi Billah Shah

Ketengah Jaya

Sri Bandi

Baran Pak Mat

ANTANT u

Kuala Berang

G

Besut

Pulau Perhentian

Sg.Tong Kg. Kubang Ikan

Kg. Merang

Kg. Guntong

Kg. Nyatoh


PAHAN

MD

Besut
MD
Setiu

MD Hulu

erenggan

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Marang

MD

Dungun



KELANTAN • There are twelve (12) landfills in the State of Kelantan (MHLG data in Year 2002)15. • There are no Level 3 and 4 landfills in Kelantan, there is one classified at Level 2 and

one at Level 1. Others (10) are open dumps. • Tebing Tinggi landfill in Kota Bahru is a Level 2 landfill. It has the highest throughput of

200 tonnes per day and an area of 19 hectares. The landfill has a remaining lifespan of 3 months. MP Kota Bahru has requested RM 2.15 million to take over a 43-hectare adjacent land as a new landfill site.

• The largest landfill in Kelantan is Kg. Kok Bedollah landfill in Tumpat, with an area of

20.23 hectares. It is an open dump currently and MD Tumpat has requested RM1.85 million for fencing and equipment.

• Most of the open dump landfills are less than 5 hectares. • The location of landfill sites in the State of Terengganu as provided by Alam Flora Sdn

Bhd (AFSB) in their report, produced in 2000, is shown in Figure 11.

15 Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd. recorded there were 16 landfills in Kelantan in 2000.

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Figure 11 : Landfill Sites in State of Kelantan (August 2000)

Jeli

Dabong

Mukim KelaburanTebing Tinggi

PAHANG

TERENGGANU Gua

Kg. Kundor

Pa

Kg. Hujung Repek

Sg. Gali Telung

Lakloh KELANTAN

AK

Gelong Gajah

Tanah Merah

Bkt Pak Dogol

Pusu 40

Air Belanga

Per Tuk

Kuala Krai Utara

Pasir Putih


MD

sir Mas

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MD

Bachok

MD Pasir

Putih
MD
Tanah

Merah
MD
Jeli

MD Kuala

Krai Selatan

MD

Machang

MD

Musang

MD Kuala

Krai Utara

Source: Solid Waste Management Master Plan – Revision 2, Alam Flora Sdn. Bhd. August 2000.

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