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FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1984
DISCUSSION TOPICS WILL INCLUDE SMALL BUSINESS, URBAN RENEWAL, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.
THE FINDINGS OF THE STUDY GROUPS WILL BE DISCUSSED IN AN OPEN FORUM IN LATE SEPTEMBER.
THE ASSISTANT DISTRICT OFFICER, MR STANLEY WONG, SAID:
+THE SEMINARS AND STUDY GROUPS ARE AIMED AT FINDING OUT
HOW DIFFERENT GROUPS OF LOCAL PEOPLE VIEW MONG KOK AS A COMMUNITY, THE PROBLEMS THEY ARE MOST CONCERNED WITH AND WHAT THEY CAN DO TO IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY.
+THE RESULTS WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE LOCAL DISTRICT BOARD FOR CONSIDERATION. +
TRANSPORT FORUM SEEKS RESIDENTS' VIEWS
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AN OPEN FORUM TO COLLECT RESIDENTS' VIEWS ON THE STUDY OF TRAFFIC REQUIREMENTS IN THE MID-LEVELS AND CENTRAL DISTRICT WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY (APRIL 8).
CONDUCTED BY A WORKING GROUP OF THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN DISTRICT BOARD'S TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT COMMITTEE, THE FORUM WILL BE HELD AT THE COMMUNITY HALL OF CARITAS IN CAINE ROAD, STARTING AT 2.30 PM.
THE TWO-HOUR FORUM WILL FEATURE A BRIEFING ON THE STUDY BY THE CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND A QUESTION-AND-ANSWER SESSION.
ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND.
VIEWS COLLECTED WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE DISTRICT BOARD AT THE COMING MEETING ON APRIL 19 AND THE ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT FOR CONSIDERATION.
ALSO PRESENT AT THE FORUM WILL BE THE CHAIRMAN OF THE TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT COMMITTEE, MR VINCENT KO, THE CHAIRMAN OF THE WORK ING GROUP, MR CHOW WAI-KEUNG, AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE HIGHWAYS OFFICE OF THE ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT.
NOTE TO EDITORS:
YOU ARE INVITED TO COVER THE FORUM AT 2.30 PM ON SUNDAY (APRIL 8) AT THE COMMUNITY HALL OF CARITAS IN CAINE ROAD.
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