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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1985
MONTHLY OPEN URBAN COUNCIL MEETING ON TUESDAY
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THE URBAN COUNCIL WILL HOLD ITS MONTHLY OPEN MEETING FOR OCTOBER AT 2.30 P.M. ON TUESDAY (OCTOBER 8).
THE ACTING COUNCIL CHAIRMAN, MR H.M.G. FORSGATE, WILL MAKE A STATEMENT ON THE CURRENT VISITS TO NORTH AMERICA BY TWO DELEGATIONS FROM THE COUNCIL.
FOUR COUNCILLORS WILL ALSO MAKE A STATEMENT.
THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE WORKING PARTY TO REVIEW HAWKER AND RELATED POLICIES, MRS ELSIE ELLIOTT TU, WILL SPEAK ON THE FORTHCOMING REPORT OF THE WORKING PARTY, WHILE THE CHAIRMAN OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING BOARD, MR PETER C.K. CHAN WILL MAKE A STATEMENT ON FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING THE BOARD'S RECENT WARNING TO RIP-OFF+ BARS FLEECING TOURISTS IN TSIM SHA TSUI
MR STEPHEN LAU, CHAIRMAN OF ENTERTAINMENT SELECT COMMITTEE, WILL MAKE A STATEMENT CONCERNING THE ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR OF SOME ADULTS AND CHILDREN AT THE RECENT MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL CELEBRATIONS AT VICTORIA PARK AND KO SHAN PARK.
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE RECREATION SELECT COMMITTEE, MR HOWARD YOUNG, WILL ADDRESS THE COUNCIL ON THE PRESENT STAGE OF THE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST OWNERS OF THE SHIP WHICH CAUSED OIL POLLUTION TO 11 URBAN COUNCIL BATHING BEACHES LAST JULY.
DURING QUESTION TIME, MR KWAN LIM-HO WILL ASK ABOUT THE PROGRESS OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CHINESE GARDEN IN KOWLOON PARK.
HE ALSO WANTS TO KNOW WHETHER THE SALE OF LIQUOR IS RESTRICTED TO CERTAIN HOURS OF THE DAY UNDER THE CURRENT POLICY OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING BOARD.
MISS CECILIA YEUNG WOULD LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT THE LIGHTING HOURS OF ILLUMINATION SYSTEMS INSTALLED IN URBAN COUNCIL PARKS AND THEIR MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME.
SHE WILL FURTHER ASK IF THERE ARE ANY TOY LIBRARIES PROVIDED IN URBAN COUNCIL PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
NOTE TO EDITOR:
YOU ARE INVITED TO SEND A REPORTER AND/OR A PHOTOGRAPHER TO COVER THE MEETING WHICH WILL START AT 2.30 P.M. ON TUESDAY AT THE URBAN COUNCIL CHAMBERS, EDINBURGH PLACE, CENTRAL.
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