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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1991

MR BARNES SAID ALTHOUGH THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT INEVITABLY AFFECT THE EXISTING LANDFORM AND THE VEGETATION COVER, SITUATION WOULD BE MONITORED.

POSSIBLE,

WOULD

THE

"THIS WILL

BE CAREFULLY MONITORED TO ENSURE THAT THE EXISTING WOODLAND AND THE VILLAGE SETTLEMENTS AND PRESERVED

THE FINAL LANDSCAPE WILL REMAIN OPEN, COMPATIBLE WITH THE SURROUNDING AREA.

AS

FAR WILL BE GREEN AND

AS

OF

"IN FACT,

CONDITIONS THE DEVELOPER IS REQUIRED UNDER THE

AN BY THE COUNTRY PARKS AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT

ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT BEFORE THE DEVELOPMENT TAKES PLACE AND TO IMPLEMENT A COMPREHENSIVE

TO THE

LANDSCAPING

GOVERNMENT, HE SAID.

It

SCHEME, BOTH

SATISFACTION

OF

#4

REVIEW ON BUILDING MANAGEMENT COMPLETED

*

THE

EXAMINATION

THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON PRIVATE BUILDING MANAGEMENT HAS, OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS, COMPLETED POLICY AREAS ON BUILDING MANAGEMENT, THE SECRETARY FOR MR MICHAEI, SUEN, INFORMED THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TODAY

MAJOR OF THE HOME AFFAIRS,

(WEDNESDAY).

IN A WRITTEN REPLY TO A QUESTION BY THE HON LI WAH-MING, MR SUEN SAID THIS INCLUDED THE WHITE

ON UNFAIR DEEDS OF MUTUAL

COVENANT.

BILL

**AT THE SAME TIME, MEASURES ON PUBLICITY AND PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMME OF EVENTS EXTENDING ACTIVITIES HAD BEEN DRAWN UP, WITH A WELL INTO NEXT YEAR.

"IN VIEW OF THIS, NO FURTHER ADVISORY COMMITTEE UPON THE EXPIRY

APPOINTMENTS WERE MADE TO THE ITS SECOND TERM IN OCTOBER

OF

1991,

MR SUEN SAID.

TO

HE POINTED OUT THAT THE TASKS AHEAD WERE FOR THE GOVERNMENT TAKE FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS TO IMPROVE THE LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE FRAMEWORKS FOR BUILDING MANAGEMENT.

MR SUEN SAID THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON PRIVATE BUILDING MANAGEMENT WAS FIRST APPOINTED BY THE CHIEF SECRETARY IN NOVEMBER 1988, WITH ITS MEMBERS MOSTLY DRAWN FROM THE RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL ORGANISATIONS.

ITS MAIN FUNCTIONS WERE ΤΟ REVIEW THE THE MANAGEMENT OF PRIVATE

EXISTING POLICIES ON

EFFECTIVENESS

AND BUILDINGS

OF

TO

RECOMMEND APPROPRIATE MEASURES TO IMPROVE THEIR MANAGEMENT.

TEAMS, MR SUEN

ON DISTRICT BUILDING MANAGEMENT CO-ORDINATION SAID THERE WERE NO PLANS TO DISSOLVE THEM OR TO REDUCE THEIR NUMBER.

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