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FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1988

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"THESE FEES HAVE BEEN BROUGHT INTO LINE WITH THE OVERALL POLICY OF RECOVERING ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS,' THE SPOKESMAN SAID.

THE AMENDMENTS PROVIDED FOR A UNIFORM PROCESS OF APPEAL TO THE GOVERNOR BY WAY OF PETITION.

THE SPOKESMAN

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UNDER THE AMENDING LEGISLATION, HE ADDED, THE POWERS EXEMPTION IN RESPECT OF ALL THREE SETS OF REGULATIONS WOULD BE IN THE REGISTAR OF NEWSPAPERS.

ROAD WORKS TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO FANLING RAILWAY STATION

THE GOVERNMENT IS PLANNING ΤΟ CARRY OUT ROAD WORKS IN THE VICINITY OF THE KOWLOON CANTON RAILWAY FANLING STATION то PROVIDE VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESS TO THE STATION AND ADJACENT NEW DEVELOPMENTS.

THE PROPOSED WORKS, WHICH ARE PART OF THE CONTINUING PROGRAMME FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF FANLING AND SHEUNG SHUI NEW TOWNS, INVOLVE THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ACCESS ROAD, FOOTPATHS, CYCLE TRACKS, FOOTBRIDGES, AND GREEN MINIBUS TERMINUS.

THEY ALSO INVOLVE THE MODIFICATION OF AN EXISTING FOOTBRIDGE TO ACCOMMODATE A CYCLE TRACK AND TO REPLACE AN EXISTING TEMPORARY STAIRCASE WITH A PERMANENT ONE.

PERMANENT ALTERNATIVE ACCESS WILL BE PROVIDED TO CATER FOR THE EXISTING ACCESS THAT HAS TO BE CLOSED.

PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD, TRAFFIC AND WILL BE MAINTAINED SO THAT ANY INCONVENIENCE TO THE PUBLIC WILL BE MINIMISED.

ALSO, THE TEMPORARY STAIRCASE OF THE EXISTING FOOTBRIDGE WILL BE MAINTAINED UNTIL THE COMPLETION OF THE CORRESPONDING PERMANENT

STAIRCASE.

A NOTICE CONCERNING THE PROPOSED WORKS WAS PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE TODAY (FRIDAY).

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A PLAN SHOWING THE PROPOSED WORKS CAN BE SEEN AT THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN DISTRICT OFFICE, CENTRAL ENQUIRY SUB-OFFICE, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES, WEST WING, MAIN ENTRANCE LOBBY, HONG KONG; AND

AND THE NORTH DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE

THE NORTH DISTRICT OFFICE JOCKEY CLUB ROAD, FANLING.

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ANY PERSON OBJECTING TO THE PROPOSAL MUST SEND H19 OBJECTION IN WRITING TO THE SECRETARY FOR TRANSPORT, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES,

24 THIS EAST WING, SECOND FLOOR, LOWER ALBERT ROAD, HONG KONG BY MAY

YEAR.

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