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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1984
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION WILL INCLUDE RECLAMATION WORK IN WESTERN TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT MATTERS, THE PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, AND SOCIAL SERVICES IN THE DISTRICT.
THE FORUM WILL BE RECORDED AND BROADCAST ON RTHK'S RADIO 1 BETWEEN 8 AM AND 9.30 AM ON SATURDAY (OCTOBER 13) WHEN THERE WILL BE A PHONE-IN SESSION FOR LISTENERS TO EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS ON LOCAL MATTERS AND DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION.
PANELISTS INCLUDE THE DISTRICT OFFICER, MR LAM KAM-KWONG; LECTURERS AT HONG KONG UNIVERSITY, MR ENOCH YOUNG AND MR LEE SHUN-WAI; THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN CO-ORDINATOR OF THE YMCA, MISS CHAN LAI-WAN; AND THREE DISTRICT BOARD MEMBERS, MR VINCENT KO, MR CHOW WAI-KEUNG AND MR LEUNG SIK-WAH.
BAY RECLAMATION PLANNED
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GOVERNMENT INTENDS TO CONSTRUCT A 480-METRE SEAWALL AND TO RECLAIM ABOUT 7.3 HECTARES OF FORESHORE AND SEA BED AT TSUEN WAN BAY.
THE AREA WILL BE USED FOR ROADS, COMMUNITY FACILITIES AND OPEN SPACE.
THE WORK IS TO PROCEED TOGETHER WITH THE COMPREHENSIVE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE ADJACENT HINTERLAND, SITE OF AN OIL DEPOT AT THE EASTERN END OF TSUEN WAN BAY.
THE EXTENT OF THE AREA AFFECTED IS DESCRIBED IN THE LATEST GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
OBJECTIONS TO THE PROPOSAL AND-OR CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION SHOULD REACH THE DIRECTOR OF LANDS BY DECEMBER 5, 1984.
THE NOTICE AND RELATED PLAN ARE POSTED NEAR THE SITE.
THE PLAN CAN ALSO BE SEEN AT THE LANDS DEPARTMENT'S SURVEY DIVISION, FIFTH FLOOR, MURRAY BUILDING, GARDEN ROAD, HONG KONG (WHERE COPIES CAN BE PURCHASED ON ORDER) AND AT THE TSUEN WAN DISTRICT OFFICE, SECOND FLOOR, FOU WAH CENTRE, 210 CASTLE PEAK ROAD, TSUEN WAN.
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