FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1978
FLYOVER IN CAUSEWAY BAY PROPOSED
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THE GOVERNMENT PROPOSES TO BUILD A FLYOVER ALONG LAU SIN STREET IN CAUSEWAY BAY TO PROVIDE A MORE DIRECT ACCESS FROM TIN HAU TEMPLE ROAD TO HING FAT STREET.
THE PROPOSED FLYOVER WILL BE A TWO-LANE ELEVATED CARRIAGEWAY OF WHICH A SECTION WILL SPAN ACROSS KING'S ROAD,
A FOOTBRIDGE ON THE NORTHERN SIDE OF THE FLYOVER WILL BE PROVIDED THUS FACILITATING PEDESTRIANS CROSSING KING'S ROAD AT THIS LOCATION.
THE GROUND LEVEL ROAD NETWORK IN THE VICINITY OF THE FLYOVER WILL ALSO BE MODIFIED UNDER THE PROJECT TO PROVIDE MORE SMOOTH TRAFFIC CIRCULATION.
A SPOKESMAN FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT SAID: +BECAUSE OF INTENSIVE BUILDING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE TIN HAU TEMPLE ROAD AND BRAEMAR HILL ROAD AREAS, LARGE VOLUMES OF TRAFFIC ARE GENERATED AT THE JUNCTIONS OF TIN HAU TEMPLE ROAD/KING'S ROAD/CAUSEWAY ROAD/HING FAT STREET, CAUSING CONSIDERABLE CONGESTION.
THE PROPOSED WORKS WILL INVOLVE ALTERATION TO THE ALIGNMENTS AND WIDTHS OF LAU SIN STREET, ELECTRIC ROAD AND HING FAT STREET.
A NOTICE TO THIS EFFECT WAS PUBLISHED IN TODAY'S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
ANY PERSON OBJECTING TO THE PROPOSED UNDERTAKING MUST SEND HIS OBJECTION IN WRITING TO THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS SO AS TO REACH HIS OFFICE NOT LATER THAN AUGUST 7, 1978.
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