(9) Consultants' Working Paper, Book 4: Kai Tak Capability, November 1973: A comprehensive evaluation of the Kai Tak airfield, terminals, access system, and noise and safety impact on the airport environment, with assessment of potential expansion schemes and/or means to increase the capability, together with costs for such projects.
(10) Consultants' Working Paper, Book 5: System Worth Evaluation, December 1973: An assessment of the value of air transport to Hong Kong, its contribution to the economy, evaluation of the loss to the economy through failure to accommodate demand, and analysis of measures to restrain growth in demand for air services.
(11) Minutes of Steering Group Meetings at CAD Headquarters on December 12, and 13, 1973: Presentations of Books 2, 3, 4, and 5 by the Consultants; extensive discussion and comment by the Steering Group.
(12) Consultants' Working Paper, Book 6: Site Investigation Report, January 1974: Future technology forecasts, facility requirements, details of site studies and evaluation; cost estimates, oceanography, and geophysical data appended.
(13) Consultants' Working Paper, Book 7: Night Noise Restriction Study, February 1975: An analysis of the social and economic consequences of various levels of operational curfews at night.
(14) Minutes of Steering Group Meetings at CAD Headquarters on February 5, 6, and 7, 1974: Presentations of Books 6 and 7 and supplemental material relating to Books 3, 4, and 5; discussion and comment on virtually all of the work to date.
(15) Consultants' Supplement to Book 7, May 1974, extending the
curfew impact study into the 1985 period.
(16) Minutes of Steering Group Meeting at CAD Headquarters on June 3, and 4, 1974: Review and discussion of Consultants' draft of their analysis of alternatives; advice given with respect to the final phases of the study.
(17) Consultants' Report, Book 8: Alternative System Study, July 1974: A consolidation of the working papers into a single comprehensive document evaluating alternatives, an examination of financial feasibility of several options, and a recommended program.
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