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Iklan Kekosongan Gerai/Kiosk/Pasar Mphtj 09 NOVEMBER 2020 MPHTJ/JPH/03/0010/03 (38) IKLAN KEKOSONGAN GERAI/KIOSK/PASAR MPHTJ 1. Permohonan adalah dipelawa kepada penduduk kelahiran atau menetap di Negeri Melaka yang berminat untuk menyewa dan menjalankan perniagaan di Gerai/Kiosk/Pasar Majlis Perbandaran Hang Tuah Jaya. 2. Kekosongan Gerai/Kiosk/Pasar MPHTJ yang ditawarkan ialah : KADAR BIL NAMA DAN LOKASI KEKOSONGAN NO/LOT GERAI SEWAAN/UNIT JENIS PERNIAGAAN PERUNTUKAN (BULANAN) Menjual Kraftangan/ Bumiputera 1 41 RM 180.00 Produk Tempatan (IKS) Medan Selera dan Kraftangan 1. Jalan Zoo Menjual Makanan Dan Bumiputera 1 52 RM 350.00 Minuman Bermasak Medan Selera Dan Kraftangan Bumiputera 2. 1 3A RM 250.00 Kedai Serbaneka Pintu Gerbang Ayer Keroh Medan Selera Taman Bukit Menjual Makanan Dan Bumiputera 3. 1 7 RM 100.00 Melaka Minuman Bermasak Menjual Makanan Dan Bumiputera 4. Medan Selera Bemban 1 1 6 RM 150.00 Minuman Bermasak Medan Selera Dewan Datuk Menjual Makanan Dan Bumiputera 5. 1 3 RM 260.00 Demang Hussin Minuman Bermasak Medan Selera Taman Merdeka Menjual Makanan Dan Bumiputera 6. 2 3 / 7 RM 250.00 Baru Minuman Bermasak 09 NOVEMBER 2020 MPHTJ/JPH/03/0010/03 (38) Bumiputera Gerai Pasar Lama Durian Menjual Makanan Dan 7. 1 4 RM 100.00 Tunggal Minuman Bermasak Bumiputera/ Gerai KPLB No.168 Solok Sg. 1 Bukan 8. Putat, Kg Sg. Putat Batu 1 RM 100.00 Bilik Pameran Deco Berendam Bumiputera Bumiputera/ Menjual Makanan dan Kiosk Perhentian Bas Hadapan 1 Bukan 9. 1 RM 50.00 Minuman Ringan Klinik Komuniti Ayer Keroh Bumiputera Bumiputera/ Menjual Pasar Wilayah Taman Muzaffar 1 Bukan 10. M3 RM 80.00 Makanan dan Minuman Shah, Ayer Keroh, Melaka Bermasak Bumiputera Bumiputera/ Pasar Wilayah Taman Muzaffar 1 Menjual Barang Runcit Bukan 11. B1 RM 60.00 Shah, Ayer Keroh, Melaka Di Pasar Bumiputera Bumiputera/ Pasar Wilayah Taman Muzaffar Menjual 4 Bukan 12. Shah (Gerai Daging), Ayer D1 / D2 / D3 / D4 RM 60.00 Daging Lembu/ Keroh, Melaka Kambing Segar Bumiputera I1 / I2 / I5 / Bumiputera/ Pasar Wilayah Taman Muzaffar Bukan 13. 9 I6 / I9 / I13 / RM 60.00 Menjual Ikan Segar Shah (Gerai Ikan), Ayer Keroh, Bumiputera Melaka I14 / I15 / I16 Bumiputera/ Pasar Wilayah Taman Muzaffar 2 Menjual Sayur- Bukan 14. S5 / S8 RM 60.00 Shah (Gerai Sayur), Ayer Keroh, Sayuran/Pelbagai Bumiputera Melaka Pasar Bemban (Gerai Ikan), Bumiputera/ 2 Bukan 15. Jasin, Melaka I1 / I2 RM 70.00 Menjual Ikan Segar Bumiputera 09 NOVEMBER 2020 MPHTJ/JPH/03/0010/03 (38) Bukan Pasar Bemban (Gerai Daging Menjual 16. Khinzir), 77200 Jasin, Melaka 1 DK-2 RM 60.00 Bumiputera Daging Khinzir Bumiputera/ Pasar Bemban (Gerai Daging), 2 Menjual Daging Bukan 17. 77200 Jasin D1, D2 RM 60.00 Lembu Segar Bumiputera Bumiputera/ Pasar Awam Durian Tunggal Menjual 1 Bukan 18. (Gerai Daging), 76100 Melaka 6 (D2) RM 150.00 Daging Lembu/ Kambing Segar Bumiputera Bumiputera/ Pasar Awam Durian Tunggal, 1 Menjual Barang Kering Bukan 19. 76100 Melaka (Gerai Barang 9 (KR-1) RM 150.00 di Pasar Kering) Bumiputera Bumiputera/ Pasar Awam Durian Tunggal, 2 Menjual Barang Runcit Bukan 20. 76100 Melaka (Gerai Barang 10 (R1), 11 (R2) RM 150.00 di Pasar Runcit) Bumiputera Bumiputera/ Pasar Awam Durian Tunggal 1 Bukan 21. 14 (I2) RM 150.00 Menjual Ikan Segar (Gerai Ikan), 76100 Melaka Bumiputera 09 NOVEMBER 2020 MPHTJ/JPH/03/0010/03 (38) SYARAT-SYARAT PERMOHONAN SEWAAN GERAI/KIOSK/PASAR MPHTJ 1. Tawaran iklan ini mengikut keadaan premis sediada (as it is) dan tiada ubahsuai atas keadaan fizikal premis. 2. Pemohon terdiri daripada Warganegara Malaysia dan keutamaan kepada penduduk yang menetap di Negeri Melaka sahaja. 3. Pemohon berumur tidak kurang daripada 18 tahun pada tarikh tutup tawaran. Pemohon hendaklah mengisi borang permohonan yang boleh didapati daripada Portal Rasmi MPHTJ iaitu http://www.mphtj.gov.my (Muat Turun Borang > Jabatan Penilaian & Pengurusan Harta > Borang Permohonan Sewaan Gerai / Kiosk / Pasar) atau datang sendiri ke Jabatan Penilaian dan Pengurusan Harta MPHTJ. Borang permohonan yang lengkap hendaklah dihantar semula ke Jabatan Penilaian dan Pengurusan Harta MPHTJ sebelum tarikh tutup permohonan. 4. Borang permohonan hendaklah diserahkan bersama-sama dengan dokumen seperti berikut : a. Melampirkan 1 salinan Kad Pengenalan pemohon dan saksi (suami / isteri @ ibu / bapa). b. Melampirkan 1 Surat Sokongan daripada Ahli Majlis Perbandaran Hang Tuah Jaya. c. Melampirkan 1 salinan Penyata Kewangan yang terkini bagi 3 bulan yang terakhir. d. Melampirkan 1 salinan Pendaftaran Perniagaan / Syarikat (jika ada) e. Melampirkan 1 salinan Sijil Kursus Perniagaan (jika ada) f. Melampirkan lain-lain dokumen sokongan bagi menyokong permohonan (jika ada) 5. Pemohon hendaklah mengisi borang permohonan dengan betul dan lengkap. Borang yang didapati tidak diisi dengan lengkap akan DITOLAK. 6. Pemohon hendaklah menjelaskan bayaran proses permohonan penyewaan sebanyak RM10.00 satu permohonan secara tunai ataupun wang pos. Segala perbelanjaan yang berkaitan dengan permohonan ini tidak akan ditanggung oleh pihak Majlis. Pemohon yang tidak menerima maklumbalas selepas tiga (3) bulan dari tarikh temuduga adalah dianggap tidak berjaya. 7. Permohonan hendaklah berdasarkan kekosongan yang ditetapkan di dalam Iklan Kekosongan Gerai/Kiosk/Pasar Majlis Perbandaran Hang Tuah Jaya pada 3 November 2020. 8. Gerai/Kiosk/Pasar yang diiklankan akan disewakan seperti keadaan semasa gerai/kiosk/pasar tersebut (as it is). 9. Segala pertanyaan boleh dikemukakan kepada Cik Raihanah Binti Mohd Lizah dari Bahagian Pengurusan Harta, Jabatan Penilaian dan Pengurusan Harta, Majlis Perbandaran Hang Tuah Jaya ditalian 06-2323773 sambungan 326. 10. Sila hantar borang permohonan sebelum atau pada 23 November 2020 (Isnin). Pemohon yang telah menghantar borang permohonan, diminta hadir untuk proses temuduga pada : Tarikh : 30 November 2020 (Isnin) Masa : 8.30 Pagi (Pendaftaran) : 9.00 Pagi – 2.00 Petang (Temuduga) Tempat : Bilik Mesyuarat Hang Jebat, Aras 2 Majlis Perbandaran Hang Tuah Jaya, Kompleks Melaka Mall, Ayer Keroh, Melaka. .
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