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MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1992

WHICH PROVIDES MUCH $780 (c) THE

MILLION WANCHAI TOWER III NEEDED OFFICE SPACES FOR GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS; AND

(d) THE

TEI TYPHOON SHELTER $660 MILLION STAGE I OF YAU MA

KOWLOON RECLAMATION WHICH PROVIDES ADDITIONAL LAND IN WEST

FOR DEVELOPMENT.

B.

MAJOR PROJECTS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION

(a) THE $2 BILLION SCHEME TO EXPAND FACILITIES TO RECEIVE WATER

FROM CHINA SUPPLY

BEYOND 1994 UNDER THE

SUPPLY WATER AGREEMENT SIGNED WITH CHINA IN DECEMBER 1989;

(b) THE $1.3 BILLION SCHEME TO DEVELOP CHEMICAL WASTE TREATMENT

WHICH WILL FACILITIES

CHEMICAL LIQUID

PRODUCED BY INDUSTRY;

HANDLE

WASTES

WORKS

DISPOSAL

(c) THE $1.3 BILLION SCHEME TO COMPLETE THE OUTSTANDING

ON NORTHWEST

AND TREATMENT

FACILITIES;

KOWLOON

SEWAGE

(d) THE $1.2 BILLION ENGINEERING WORKS TO PROVIDE BACK-UP

AND INFRASTRUCTURE FOR CONTAINER TERMINAL 8;

AREA

OF THE NEW

(e) THE $1 BILLION PROJECT TO IMPROVE A SECTION

TERRITORIES CIRCULAR ROAD BETWEEN AU TAU AND FAN KAM ROAD;

AND

(f) THE $760 MILLION PROJECT TO IMPROVE AND EXTEND BLOCK AND THE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY BLOCK

HOSPITAL

MARY HOSPITAL.

AT

THE MAIN QUEEN

C. MAJOR PROJECTS DUE TO START IN 1993

(a) DEVELOPMENT

OF

TWO

STRATEGIC LAND

FILLS

THE IN ΤΟ MEET

NEW HONG

TERRITORIES AT A TOTAL COST OF $5 BILLION KONG'S LONG-TERM NEED FOR DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTES;

(b) A

BILLION SCHEME TO

$2.7

PROVIDE BACK-UP INFRASTRUCTURE FOR CONTAINER TERMINAL 9;

AREA AND

CHANNELS

THE RISK OF

(c) A $1.1 BILLION SCHEME TO WIDEN AND REALIGN RIVER

IN YUEN LONG AND KAM TIN WHICH WILL REDUCE FLOODING IN LOW-LYING AREAS DURING HEAVY RAIN;

(d) A $780 MILLION SCHEME TO CONSTRUCT THE

SOUTH BRIDGE;

AND

SECOND TSING YI

ROAD BETWEEN

(e) A $510 MILLION SCHEME TO WIDEN CASTLE PEAK

TSUEN WAN AND SHAM TSENG TO A DUAL TWO-LANE CARRIAGEWAY.

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