FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1987
* REDUCTION OF THE WIDTH OF THE EASTBOUND AND
WESTBOUND CARRIAGEWAYS ON THE SECTION OF LEI YUE MUN ROAD BETWEEN CHA KWO LING ROAD AND JUNK BAY ROAD TO A MINIMUM OF 6.5 METRES AND 9.1 METRES RESPECTIVELY, MAINTAINING TWO LANES OF TRAFFIC ON THE EASTBOUND CARRIAGEWAY AND THREE ON THE WESTBOUND CARRIAGEWAY; AND
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REDUCTION OF THE JUNCTION WIDTH AT LEI YUE MUN ROAD AND CHA KWO LING ROAD TO A MINIMUM OF NINE METRES.
APPROPRIATE TRAFFIC SIGNS AND ROAD MARK INGS WILL BE PUT AT THE AREAS AFFECTED TO GUIDE MOTOR ISTS.
ANY CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION AS A RESULT OF THE ROAD ALTERATIONS SHOULD BE MADE IN WRITING TO THE DIRECTOR OF BUILDINGS AND LANDS BEFORE THE EXPIRY OF ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF RE INSTATEMENT OF THE ROADS.
SHA TIN MAC'S SUPPORT FOR SIR EDWARD YOUDE FUND
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COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS IN THE SHA TIN DISTRICT ARE CONTINUING THEIR SUPPORT FOR THE SIR EDWARD YOUDE FUND.
TEN MUTUAL AID COMMITTEES OF WO CHE ESTATE TODAY (FRIDAY) DONATED $7 000 IN SUPPORT OF THE FUND.
COLLECTION BOXES FROM THE MAC'S WERE OPENED AT A BRIEFING CEREMONY AT THE SHA TIN DISTRICT OFFICE THIS MORNING.
MR LAM HUNG-CHIU ON BEHALF OF THE MAC'S PRESENTED THE PROCEEDS TO DISTRICT BOARD CHAIRMAN, MR NG CHAN-LAM.
THE COLLECTION BOXES WERE PLACED AT OFFICES OF THE MAC'S DURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS FOR RESIDENTS TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS.
SO FAR THE DISTRICT OFFICE HAS RECEIVED ABOUT $260 000, INCLUDING ABOUT $130 000 FROM LOCAL SCHOOLS AND $45 000 FROM THE SHA TIN SPORTS ASSOCIATION,
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