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Any person who considers that his interest, right or easement in or over the foreshore and seabed involved will be injuriously affected may submit to the Director of Lands a written claim for compensation on or before January 12, 1997. The submission should state the sum of money he is willing to accept in full and final settlement of his claim together with particulars to substantiate the claim.

Notices for both projects (in both English and Chinese) together with related plans can be seen at the Lands Department Survey and Mapping Office, 14th floor, Murray Building, Garden Road, Hong Kong (where copies can be purchased on order) and at the Sai Kung District Office, second floor, Sai Kung Government Offices, 34 Chan Man Street, Sai Kung, New Territories.

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New jetty on Tai Lei Island

The Government intends to carry out works at Tai Lei Island to provide berthing facilities and marine access for the Peng Chau Refuse Transfer Station of the Outlying Islands Refuse Transfer Facilities.

Works will involve the construction of a new jetty and a mooring dolphin, protective works for submarine cables and dredging the foreshore and sea-bed within an area of about 7,990 square metres to the north of Tai Lei Island.

The works will commence in mid-1996 for completion in mid-1997.

The extent of the area affected is contained in a notice in the Government Gazette published today (Friday).

Any person who considers that his interest, right or easement in or over the foreshore and seabed involved will be injuriously affected should submit a written claim for compensation to the Director of Lands on or before January 12, 1997.

The submission should state the sum of money he is willing to accept in full and final settlement of his claim together with particulars to substantiate his claim.