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Public Works Department Annual Report 工務司署年報 All AI Reviewed

A special Emergency Repairs Works Unit was set up and, following round-the-clock road clearance and temporary works, flood waters were controlled and main city roads open to traffic by the Monday evening and all roads reopened to traffic within three weeks. Permanent repairs on some of the worst affected roads are still proceeding. The cost of the damage incurred is estimated at $12,500,000.

4.03. Total non-recurrent expenditure this year amounted to $117,200,000 and a further $30,400,000 was spent on recurrent works including maintenance, minor improvements, typhoon and rainstorm damage and works executed on private account.

4.04. The following officers served on the undermentioned inter-departmental committees:

Committee Representative Port Executive Committee Government Civil Engineer Colony Outline Plan Government Civil Engineer Working Committee No. 4 (Utilities and Services) Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Working Committee No. 5 (Transportation) Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Transport Advisory Committee Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Land Public Transport Sub-committee Chief Engineer, Port Works Division Traffic, Roads and Parking Sub-committee Government Civil Engineer Waterborne Transport Sub-committee Assistant Government Civil Engineer (Hong Kong) Committee on Control of Ports, Harbours and Waters of the Colony Assistant Government Civil Engineer (Mainland) Port Works Liaison Committee Chief Engineer, Port Works Division Container Committee Terminal Sub-committee Chief Engineer, Development Division Resettlement Programme Committee Road Opening and Co-ordinating Committee Chief Engineer Roads & Drainage (Hong Kong)
Chief Engineer Roads & Drainage (Kowloon) Advisory Committee to Department of Building, Surveying and Structural Engineering (Technical College) Senior Engineer/Training

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A special Emergency Repairs Works Unit was set up and, following round-the-clock road clearance and temporary works, flood waters were controlled and main city roads open to traffic by the Monday evening and all roads reopened to traffic within three weeks. Permanent repairs on some of the worst affected roads are still proceeding. The cost of the damage incurred is estimated at $12,500,000. 4.03. Total non-recurrent expenditure this year amounted to $117,200,000 and a further $30,400,000 was spent on recurrent works including maintenance, minor improvements, typhoon and rainstorm damage and works executed on private account. 4.04. The following officers served on the undermentioned inter-departmental committees: Committee Representative Port Executive Committee Government Civil Engineer Colony Outline Plan Government Civil Engineer Working Committee No. 4 (Utilities and Services) Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Working Committee No. 5 (Transportation) Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Transport Advisory Committee Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Land Public Transport Sub-committee Chief Engineer, Port Works Division Traffic, Roads and Parking Sub-committee Government Civil Engineer Waterborne Transport Sub-committee Assistant Government Civil Engineer (Hong Kong) Committee on Control of Ports, Harbours and Waters of the Colony Assistant Government Civil Engineer (Mainland) Port Works Liaison Committee Chief Engineer, Port Works Division Container Committee Terminal Sub-committee Chief Engineer, Development Division Resettlement Programme Committee Road Opening and Co-ordinating Committee Chief Engineer Roads & Drainage (Hong Kong)Chief Engineer Roads & Drainage (Kowloon) Advisory Committee to Department of Building, Surveying and Structural Engineering (Technical College) Senior Engineer/Training
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A special Emergency Repairs Works Unit was set up and, following round the clock road clearance and temporary works, flood waters were controlled and main city roads open to traffic by the Monday evening and all roads reopened to traffic within three weeks. Permanent repairs on some of the worst affected roads are still proceeding. The cost of the damage incurred is estimated at $12,500,000. to 4.03. Total non-recurrent expenditure this year amounted $117,200,000 and a further $30,400,000 was spent on recurrent works including maintenance, minor improvements, typhoon and rainstorm damage and works executed on private account. 4.04. The following officers served on the undermentioned inter- departmental committees: Committee Port Executive Committee Colony Outline Plan Working Committee No. 4 (Utilities and Services) Working Committee No. 5 (Transportation) Transport Advisory Committee Land Public Transport Sub-committee Traffic, Roads and Parking Sub-committee Waterborne Transport Sub-committee Committee on Control of Ports, Harbours and Waters of the Colony Port Works Liaison Committee Container Committee Terminal Sub-committee Resettlement Programme Committee Road Opening and Co-ordinating Committee Advisory Committee to Department of Building, Surveying and Structural Engineering (Technical College) Representative Government Civil Engineer Government Civil Engineer Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering Division Chief Engineer, Port Works Division Government Civil Engineer Assistant Government Civil Engineer (Hong Kong) Assistant Government Civil Engineer (Mainland) Chief Engineer, Port Works Division Chief Engineer, Development Division Chief Engineer Roads & Drainage (Hong Kong) Chief Engineer Roads & Drainage (Kowloon) Senior Engineer/Training 33
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A special Emergency Repairs Works Unit was set up and, following round the clock road clearance and temporary works, flood waters were controlled and main city roads open to traffic by the Monday evening and all roads reopened to traffic within three weeks. Permanent repairs on some of the worst affected roads are still proceeding. The cost of the damage incurred is estimated at $12,500,000.

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4.03. Total non-recurrent expenditure this year amounted $117,200,000 and a further $30,400,000 was spent on recurrent works including maintenance, minor improvements, typhoon and rainstorm damage and works executed on private account.

4.04. The following officers served on the undermentioned inter- departmental committees:

Committee

Port Executive Committee Colony Outline Plan

Working Committee No. 4

(Utilities and Services) Working Committee No. 5

(Transportation)

Transport Advisory Committee

Land Public Transport

Sub-committee

Traffic, Roads and Parking

Sub-committee

Waterborne Transport

Sub-committee

Committee on Control of Ports,

Harbours and Waters of the Colony

Port Works Liaison Committee

Container Committee

Terminal Sub-committee Resettlement Programme

Committee

Road Opening and Co-ordinating

Committee

Advisory Committee to

Department of Building,

Surveying and Structural

Engineering (Technical College)

Representative

Government Civil Engineer

Government Civil Engineer

Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering

Division

Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering

Division

Chief Engineer, Traffic Engineering

Division

Chief Engineer, Port Works Division

Government Civil Engineer

Assistant Government Civil Engineer

(Hong Kong)

Assistant Government Civil Engineer

(Mainland)

Chief Engineer, Port Works Division

Chief Engineer, Development

Division

Chief Engineer Roads & Drainage

(Hong Kong)

Chief Engineer Roads & Drainage

(Kowloon)

Senior Engineer/Training

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