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

Parking

9.44 In the Central District of Hong Kong Island, the construction of a multi-storey car park capable of parking 900 vehicles was nearing completion. A temporary off-street car park for over 500 vehicles at the Ex-Naval Dockyard was constructed and put into operation. In the private sector the provision of a multi-storey car park for 800 vehicles at the Plaza Hotel, Causeway Bay was in an advanced stage of construction.

9.45 The installation of parking meters continued. There were net increases of 39 metered spaces on Hong Kong Island and 963 in Kowloon.

9.46 A scheme was launched for the extension of the time of operation of metered parking in certain areas from 7.00 p.m. up to midnight. Work under this scheme has been completed in the Wan Chai, Happy Valley and Causeway Bay areas on the Island. On the Mainland a similar extension of the time of meter operation was made to parking spaces in the Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok areas.

9.47 To cope with the increase of commercial vehicles, 241 lorry loading/unloading spaces at the Western District of the Island were designated. There was a net increase of 106 lorry loading/unloading spaces in Kowloon and 53 in the New Territories.

9.48 There was a net decrease of 41 designated parking spaces for motor cycles on the Island. On the Mainland the provision of such parking spaces increased by 152 in Kowloon and by 24 in the New Territories.

Traffic Light Signals

9.49 Four additional sets of traffic light signals were installed on the Island. The total number of sets in operation on Hong Kong Island is now 89.

9.50 On the Island, the designs for a further 18 signal intersections were completed and the installation of 5 sets of light signals was in hand.

9.51 On the Mainland, a total of 9 additional sets of traffic light signals were installed at intersections and crossing places. The total number of installations now in operation is 149.

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Parking 9.44 In the Central District of Hong Kong Island, the construction of a multi-storey car park capable of parking 900 vehicles was nearing completion. A temporary off-street car park for over 500 vehicles at the Ex-Naval Dockyard was constructed and put into operation. In the private sector the provision of a multi-storey car park for 800 vehicles at the Plaza Hotel, Causeway Bay was in an advanced stage of construction. 9.45 The installation of parking meters continued. There were net increases of 39 metered spaces on Hong Kong Island and 963 in Kowloon. 9.46 A scheme was launched for the extension of the time of operation of metered parking in certain areas from 7.00 p.m. up to midnight. Work under this scheme has been completed in the Wan Chai, Happy Valley and Causeway Bay areas on the Island. On the Mainland a similar extension of the time of meter operation was made to parking spaces in the Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok areas. 9.47 To cope with the increase of commercial vehicles, 241 lorry loading/unloading spaces at the Western District of the Island were designated. There was a net increase of 106 lorry loading/unloading spaces in Kowloon and 53 in the New Territories. 9.48 There was a net decrease of 41 designated parking spaces for motor cycles on the Island. On the Mainland the provision of such parking spaces increased by 152 in Kowloon and by 24 in the New Territories. Traffic Light Signals 9.49 Four additional sets of traffic light signals were installed on the Island. The total number of sets in operation on Hong Kong Island is now 89. 9.50 On the Island, the designs for a further 18 signal intersections were completed and the installation of 5 sets of light signals was in hand. 9.51 On the Mainland, a total of 9 additional sets of traffic light signals were installed at intersections and crossing places. The total number of installations now in operation is 149. 129 Page 130 Page 150 Page 151
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Parking 9.44 In the Central District of Hong Kong Island, the construction of a multi-storey car park capable of parking 900 vehicles was nearing completion. A temporary off-street car park for over 500 vehicles at the Ex-Naval Dockyard was constructed and put into operation. In the private sector the provision of a multi-storey car park for 800 vehicles at the Plaza Hotel, Causeway Bay was in an advanced stage of construction. 9.45 The installation of parking meters continued. There were net increases of 39 metered spaces on Hong Kong Island and 963 in Kowloon. 9.46 A scheme was launched for the extension of the time of operation of metered parking in certain areas from 7.00 p.m. up to midnight. Work under this scheme has been completed in the Wan Chai, Happy Valley and Causeway Bay areas on the Island. On the Mainland a similar extension of the time of meter operation was made to parking spaces in the Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok areas. 9.47 To cope with the increase of commercial vehicles, 241 lorry loading/unloading spaces at the Western District of the Island were designated. There was a net increase of 106 lorry loading/unloading spaces in Kowloon and 53 in the New Territories. 9.48 There was a net decrease of 41 designated parking spaces for motor cycles on the Island. On the Mainland the provision of such parking spaces increased by 152 in Kowloon and by 24 in the New Territories. Traffic Light Signals 9.49 Four additional sets of traffic light signals were installed on the Island. The total number of sets in operation on Hong Kong Island is now 89. 9.50 On the Island, the designs for a further 18 signal intersections were completed and the installation of 5 sets of light signals was in hand. 9.51 On the Mainland, a total of 9 additional sets of traffic light signals were installed at intersections and crossing places. The total number of installations now in operation is 149. 129 Page 150Page 151
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Parking

9.44 In the Central District of Hong Kong Island, the construction of a multi-storey car park capable of parking 900 vehicles was nearing completion. A temporary off-street car park for over 500 vehicles at the Ex-Naval Dockyard was constructed and put into operation. In the private sector the provision of a multi-storey car park for 800 vehicles at the Plaza Hotel, Causeway Bay was in an advanced stage of construction.

9.45 The installation of parking meters continued. There were net increases of 39 metered spaces on Hong Kong Island and 963 in Kowloon.

9.46 A scheme was launched for the extension of the time of operation of metered parking in certain areas from 7.00 p.m. up to midnight. Work under this scheme has been completed in the Wan Chai, Happy Valley and Causeway Bay areas on the Island. On the Mainland a similar extension of the time of meter operation was made to parking spaces in the Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok areas.

9.47 To cope with the increase of commercial vehicles, 241 lorry loading/unloading spaces at the Western District of the Island were designated. There was a net increase of 106 lorry loading/unloading spaces in Kowloon and 53 in the New Territories.

9.48 There was a net decrease of 41 designated parking spaces for motor cycles on the Island. On the Mainland the provision of such parking spaces increased by 152 in Kowloon and by 24 in the New Territories.

Traffic Light Signals

9.49 Four additional sets of traffic light signals were installed on the Island. The total number of sets in operation on Hong Kong Island is now 89.

9.50 On the Island, the designs for a further 18 signal intersections were completed and the installation of 5 sets of light signals was in hand.

9.51 On the Mainland, a total of 9 additional sets of traffic light signals were installed at intersections and crossing places. The total number of installations now in operation is 149.

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