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Year

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Home Affairs

Appendix F(2) Cont'd.

Forecast of Provision in 1978/79 - 1984/85

Public Parks and Pleasure Grounds Capital cost/Area ($ million)

Swimming

Pools Capital Cost/No.

($ million)

Sports Complexes &

Sports Grounds

Capital Cost/No. ($ million)

Stadia and Indoor Sports Facilities

Capital Cost/No.

($ million)

Urban Areas (1)

1978/79

18.33 )

13.45/1

17.585/4

5/1

1979/80

56.85)

22/1

8.35/3

42.5/1 (2)

1980/81

not

}

30/2

unknown/1

90/4 (3)

known ) 54

1981/82

#1 ) hectares

1982/83

#1

1983/84

1984/85

11

New Territories (4)

1978/79

3.83)

12/1

7.18/2

>

1979/80

22.4 )

8/2

5/1

1980/81

48.87)

18/1

10/2

200

hectares

1981/82

29.3

3313

5/

1982/83

44.91 )

36/3

48/3

5/1

>

1983/84

10.7 )

25/2

1984/85

0.7 )

24/2

21/1

5/1

Notes:

(1) Most of these facilities, except for the Hung Hum Indoor Stadium and the

Queen Elizabeth Stadium are financed by the Urban Council.

(2) This project is the Queen Elizabeth Stadium.

(3) Included among these projects is the Hung Hom Indoor Stadium.

(4) These figures do not include:-

(i) the Jubilee Sports Centre which is a high-level sports training

centre being developed jointly by the Government and the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club. Initial capital outlay will amount to $50m and another $25m are provided from the Queen's Silver Jubilee Appeal in Hong Kong. This Centre is expected to be opened in 1981/82; and

(ii) the Tso Kung Tam Park and Outdoor Recreation Centre, Phase I of

which costing $32.5m is expected to be completed in 1980/81.