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SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1984
FOOD CENTRE FOR MUI WO
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A COOKED FOOD CENTRE AND A LOCAL OPEN SPACE ARE TO BE CONSTRUCTED AT MUI WO FERRY CONCOURSE ON LANTAU ISLAND.
CONTRACTS FOR BOTH PROJECTS, VALUED AT ABOUT $4 MILLION, HAVE BEEN AWARDED BY THE ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE OF THE BUILDING DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT.
THE CENTRE WILL HAVE 20 COOKED FOOD STALLS, FIVE FRUIT STALLS, FIVE MINI-STALLS, AN OFFICE, A STOREROOM AND A SITTING-OUT AREA.
WORK IS EXPECTED TO START NEXT MONTH AND BE COMPLETED BY THE MIDDLE OF NEXT YEAR.
THE OPEN SPACE WILL INVOLVE CONSTRUCTION AT FIVE SITES WITH A TOTAL AREA OF 1.1 HECTARES.
THEY INCLUDED A REST GARDEN WHICH WILL CONTAIN TWO STONES OF THE SUNG DYNASTY FOUND AT MUI WO, AMENITY PLANTING AND A SITTING-OUT AREA.
WORK WILL START AT THE SAME TIME AND FINISH IN ABOUT FOUR MONTHS.
TRAFFIC MEASURES IN CAUSEWAY BAY
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FROM 6 AM ON MONDAY (AUGUST 20), THE FOLLOWING TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE IMPLEMENTED IN CAUSEWAY BAY FOR ABOUT THREE WEEKS TO FACILITATE MASS TRANSIT RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION WORKS:
* THE JUNCTION OF KAI CHIU ROAD AND LEE GARDEN ROAD WILL BE
CLOSED TO TRAFFIC
* KAI CHIU ROAD BETWEEN YUN PING ROAD AND ITS JUNCTION WITH
LEE GARDEN ROAD WILL BE CLOSED TO TRAFFIC EXCEPT FOR LOCAL ACCESS. THE SAME ROAD SECTION WILL BE RE-ROUTED TO TWO- WAY TRAFFIC
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YUN PING ROAD BETWEEN KAI CHIU ROAD AND PAK SHA ROAD WILL BE RE-ROUTED TO TWO-WAY TRAFFIC
* LEE GARDEN ROAD BETWEEN PAK SHA ROAD AND RUSSELL STREET
WILL BE RE-ROUTED ONE-WAY NORTHBOUND
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THE EXISTING PLB MAXICAB STANDS AT YUN PING ROAD WILL BE RESITED TO THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF PAK SHA ROAD
* MAXICAB ROUTE NO. 4 FROM CAUSEWAY BAY TO ABERDEEN WILL BE DIVERTED VIA PAK SHA ROAD, LEE GARDEN ROAD, LAN FONG ROAD AND YUN PING ROAD
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