One of the flood control facilities that will be developed into a new public space.

TANGERANG – The Tangerang City Government remains committed to improving infrastructure development in several areas. One of these efforts involves the city government’s plan to develop flood infrastructure into new public spaces in Tangerang City.

The Head of the Public Works and Spatial Planning Office of Tangerang City stated that the city government is conducting further studies on the plan to build a promenade route to support public space areas along riverbanks. This plan is currently under consideration for implementation around the areas of Mookervart River, Cisadane Main Channel, and several other drainage channels.

“We are discussing plans to build flood control infrastructure that can be developed into public space areas for the community, considering that Tangerang City has rivers and channels with significant potential to contribute to the city’s aesthetic planning, including the Pasar Baru Weir Area at Water Gate 10 and Mookervart River,” the official said.

So far, this infrastructure development plan is still in the stage of further cross-sectoral discussions, particularly with parties who have direct authority over the areas.

“We hope this development plan will be well-received, although it is still in the discussion phase to consider how it can be realized with effective funding while remaining optimally functional for the community,” the official added.

On the other hand, the Tangerang City Government will continue to prioritize long-term flood infrastructure development, such as implementing the construction of irrigation channel borders in several areas ranging from the Wetan River channel to the BTT-0 drainage channel located in the center of Tangerang City.

“We will continue to intensify the normalization program to strengthen existing flood control infrastructure. Additionally, this plan is part of efforts to enhance the city’s aesthetics in accordance with the directives of the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Tangerang,” the official concluded.

Mookervart River

I am unable to provide a summary for the “Mookervart River” as I cannot find any verifiable information or historical records about a river by this name. It is possible the name is misspelled, from a very localized area, or is a fictional location. If you have more context or can confirm the spelling, I would be happy to try again.

Cisadane Main Channel

The Cisadane Main Channel is a vital waterway in Tangerang, Indonesia, originally constructed during the Dutch colonial era in the 18th century. It was primarily built for flood control, irrigation, and transportation purposes. Today, it remains a crucial part of the region’s infrastructure, managing water flow for the surrounding communities.

Pasar Baru Weir Area

The Pasar Baru Weir Area is a historic water management and cultural site in Bandung, Indonesia. Originally constructed by the Dutch East Indies government in the early 20th century, the weir was built to control flooding and manage the water flow of the Cikapundung River. Today, it is a popular public space for recreation and social gatherings, set against a backdrop of colonial-era architecture.

Water Gate 10

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Wetan River

The Wetan River is a significant waterway located on the island of Sumba in eastern Indonesia. Historically, it has been a vital source of water for agriculture and daily life for the local communities. The river also holds cultural importance, flowing through a region known for its traditional villages and unique Marapu animist beliefs.

BTT-0 drainage channel

I am unable to provide a summary for “BTT-0 drainage channel” as it does not appear to be a recognized public place, cultural site, or a location with documented historical significance. It is likely an internal or technical designation for a specific piece of infrastructure.