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Objection No. 7
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The objector is among one of the villagers in Objection no. 2 above. His additional requests were mainly related to compensation in the following terms:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
a license for re-building of his late. father's house elsewhere;
a license and suitable Government land for re-building of his chicken shed and,
fair compensation for his chicken shed, well, fence, gate and crops,
etc.
Objection No. 8
Filed on "Fung Shui" grounds, the objection relates to the borrowing of fill materials at Wai Tsai because the activity would require removal of an ancestral grave. The objectors insist that their ancestors' grave, claimed to be 500 years old, should be preserved.
the
The points raised in the above remaining objections have been considered
considered by the Departments concerned, with conclusion reached being that it is not possible to meet the requests made under the objections without fundamental breaches of the criteria set out in paragraph 10 above. (See Note 2 on Page 6) Comments on these objections are as follows :
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Objection No. 2
The New Territories Circular Road is designed as a high capacity trunk road with no frontage access and will have an ultimate dual-3 lane carriageway. In order to cater for access to existing developments along the future trunk road, а two-way service road will be provided on each side. At strategic locations, e.g. at Fairview Park, interchanges will be provided to link the service roads to the trunk road and also to cater for the movement of traffic from
from one service road to the other without affecting traffic flow on the trunk road itself. Therefore, the construction of interchange to cater for all requirements at Fairview Park is
is proposed. Concerning the villagers'
an these
suggestion of a
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