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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1990

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG, THE TWO POLYTECHNICS AND EIGHT PROFESSIONAL BUILDING MANAGEMENT BODIES WERE ALSO INVOLVED IN THE ORGANISATION OF THE SEMINAR.

CHAIRMAN OF THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE, DR RAYMOND HO, SAID TODAY (MONDAY) BUILDING MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS WILL DELIVER SPEECHES AT THE ONE-DAY SEMINAR WHICH WILL BE FOLLOWED DISCUSSIONS.

BY OPEN

"THE SPEECHES WILL COVER VARIOUS ASPECTS OF BUILDING MANAGEMENT INCLUDING SELF-HELP IN BUILDING MANAGEMENT, DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT AGENTS, LEGAL ASPECTS OF BUILDING MANAGEMENT, EFFECT OF MANAGEMENT CHARGES ON BUILDING MANAGEMENT, UNAUTHORISED BUILDING WORKS AND BUILDING REFURBISHMENT

AND MAINTENANCE.

"OTHER TOPICS WILL INCLUDE MANAGEMENT OF RESIDENTIAL, SHOPPING, OFFICE AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS, BUILDING MAINTENANCE, FIRE SAFETY AND PREVENTION, SECURITY, AND HYGIENE, PROPERTY AND ASSETS MANAGEMENT, FACILITIES MANAGEMENT, AND COMPUTERISED PROPERTY MANAGEMENT," DR HO ADDED.

THE SEMINAR IS TARGETTED AT PROPERTY MANAGERS AND BUILDING MANAGEMENT STAFF. MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC, AS WELL AS TERTIARY STUDENTS, WHO ARE INTERESTED IN BUILDING MANAGEMENT ARE ALSO WELCOME TO ATTEND.

"PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ABLE то GET PROFESSIONAL ADVICE ON BUILDING MANAGEMENT AND EXCHANGE WITH RELEVANT PROFESSIONALS VIEWS AND EXPERIENCE IN OPEN DISCUSSION, DE HO SAID.

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REGISTRATION FORMS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ALL DISTRICT OFFICES. COMPLETED FORMS, TOGETHER WITH A SEMINAR FEE OF $300 PER HEAD, SHOULD BE SENT TO THE HONG KONG AND KOWLOON REGION, CITY AND NEW TERRITORIES ADMINISTRATION, 29TH FLOOR, SOUTHORN CENTRE, 130 HENNESSY ROAD, WAN CHAI, BEFORE SEPTEMBER 24.

TERTIARY STUDENTS WILL ENJOY A REDUCED FEE OF $50 PER HEAD.

ENQUIRIES CAN BE MADE ON TEL. 835 1496 AND 835 1527.

WATER STORAGE FIGURE

STORAGE IN HONG

KONG'S RESERVOIRS AT 9 AM TODAY (MONDAY) STOOD AT 52.7 PER CENT OF CAPACITY OR 309.158 MILLION CUBIC METRES.

THIS TIME LAST YEAR THE RESERVOIRS CONTAINED 373.382 MILLION CUBIC METRES OF WATER, REPRESENTING 63.7 PER CENT OF CAPACITY.

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