Kong Village were ready for the preparation of contract documents while sketch plans for the provision of married officers quarters, also at Sek Kong, were well advanced.
Projects built for other P.W.D. Offices
4.85 The Bus Terminus part of the Kowloon - Canton Railway Terminus Development at Hung Hom was completed and construction work continued on the Railway Terminus, Multi-Storey Car Park, podium to the Indoor Stadium and Railway Staff Quarters all associated with the same Development.
4.86 A Cargo Handling Area Administration Block, Canteen and Staff Room was completed on the Wan Chai Reclamation.
4.87 Also completed during the year was the reprovisioning of Accommodation in the Old Naval Dockyard in connection with the Mass Transit Railway Scheme and construction of Temporary Office Accommodation at Sha Tin for the New Territories Development Department.
4.88 Following completion of piling work construction commenced, in February 1975, on two additional multi-storey housing blocks for villagers displaced by the new High Island Water Scheme. The target completion is December of the same year.
4.89 Construction of a Police Post and Explosives Depot on Tai Po Road in connection with the Mass Transit Railway Scheme was put in hand prior to the end of the year.
Staff
STAFF, TRAINING AND WELFARE
4.90 The following members of the Architectural Office retired during the year :-
4.91
Mr. MAK Ping-kwong, Clerk of Works Class I 27 years service Mr. H. Ridsdale, Senior Maintenance Surveyor 26 years service Mr. LEUNG Chun-fai, Clerk of Works Class II - Mr. WOO Yui-kong, Clerk of Works Class I 26 years service Mr. LEE Yee-tay, Assistant Architect 25 years service Mr. LAM Fook-wah, Clerk of Works Class I 21 years service Mr. FUNG Yuk-wah, Clerk of Works Class II 18 years service4.92 Six professional officers did not renew their contracts and left the service to return to the United Kingdom, whilst ten professional officers renewed their contracts for a further tour of duty.
4.92 Five local professional officers joined the staff during the year and four local assistant professional officers were promoted to full professional rank. Eight expatriate professional officers on agreement, selected for appointment by the Crown Agents, were recruited to the staff and one professional officer was seconded from the U.K. Department of the Environment to work on Military projects.
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Kong Village were ready for the preparation of contract documents while sketch plans for the provision of married officers quarters, also at Sek Kong,
were well advanced.
Projects built for other P.W.D. Offices
4.85 The Bus Terminus part of the Kowloon - Canton Railway Terminus Development at Hung Hom was completed and construction work continued on the Railway Terminus, Multi-Storey Car Park, podium to the Indoor Stadium and Railway Staff Quarters all associated with the same Development.
4.86
A Cargo Handling Area Administration Block, Canteen and Staff Room was completed on the Wan Chai Reclamation.
4.87
Also completed during the year was the reprovisioning of Accommo- dation in the Old Naval Dockyard in connection with the Mass Transit Railway Scheme and construction of Temporary Office Accommodation at Sha Tin for the New Territories Development Department.
4.88
Following completion of piling work construction commenced, in February 1975, on two additional multi-storey housing blocks for villagers displaced by the new High Island Water Scheme. The target completion is December of the same year.
4.89
Construction of a Police Post and Explosives Depot on Tai Po Road in connection with the Mass Transit Railway Scheme was put in hand prior to the end of the year.
Staff
STAFF, TRAINING AND WELFARE
4.90
The following members of the Architectural Office retired during the year :-
4.91
Mr. MAK Ping-kwong, Clerk of Works Class I Mr. H. Ridsdale, Senior Maintenance Surveyor Mr. LEUNG Chun-fai, Clerk of Works Class II Mr. WOO Yui-kong, Clerk of Works Class I Mr. LEE Yee-tay, Assistant Architect Mr. LAM Fook-wah, Clerk of Works Class I Mr. FUNG Yuk-wah, Clerk of Works Class II
27 years service
26 years service - 26 years service
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25 years service - 21 years service - 18 years service 10 years service
Six professional officers did not renew their contracts and left the service to return to the United Kingdom, whilst ten professional officers renewed their contracts for a further tour of duty.
4.92 Five local professional officers joined the staff during the year and four local assistant professional officers were promoted to full pro- fessional rank. Eight expatriate professional officers on agreement, selected for appointment by the Crown Agents, were recruited to the staff and one professional officer was seconded from the U.K. Department of the Environment to work on Military projects.
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