12.24
A revised edition of the Tsuen Wan New Town Development Programme was prepared. This programme includes all the Government financed projects required for the development of the new town, divided into 20 packages set in a rough order of priority for implementation so that at any stage of implementation there should be a balanced development of housing, employment opportunities and community facilities.
PROGRESS
Investigation and Design
12.25 Study on the development of the Kau Wah Keng Valley to provide a site for a public housing estate for 14,000 people was started.
12.26 Consulting Engineers commenced design on the site formation, roads and drainage works in Shing On Housing Authority estate and the Chai Wan Kok West areas of Tsuen Wan/Kwai Chung North to provide land and engineering services in time for Shing On public housing estate and private residential development.
12.27
Preliminary design was also carried out in Area 10 of Tsing Yi to provide land for a second public housing estate on the island.
Engineering Works
12.28 Site formation for Cheung Shan Housing Authority estate was well advanced, while formation of the site for Ha Kwai Chung Housing Authority estate was nearing completion.
12.29 Roads and drainage works to serve Cheung Shan, Ha Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi Site 1 Phase 1 Housing Authority estates commenced during the year.
To open up more land for industrial use, roads and drains were being provided in Areas 10H, 37B and 1CG of Kwai Chung.
12.30 Private developers commenced work on the formation of their lots and an adjacent public road in Area 21 in Tsuen Wan which, when completed, will provide an important link road to Area 3. Container terminal developers continued the construction of 2 additional container terminals in Kwai Chung, parts of which were brought into use. Material for the reclamation of these terminals was obtained from central Tsing Yi, where sites were being formed for further public housing, a service reservoir and industrial development, and from Lai King Headland and Tai Wo Tsuen, where sites for public housing and private residential use were being formed.
12.31
Controlled tipping on the refuse dump in Gin Drinkers Bay continued. About 766,120 tonnes of refuse and 650,000 cubic metres of earth were deposited during the year. The refuse dump on completion of the dumping will provide 16.20 hectares of land for active and passive recreational use.
Buildings
12.32
During the year, Lei Muk Shue Housing Authority estate
150
12.24
A revised edition of the Tsuen Wan New Town Development Programme was prepared. This programme includes all the Government financed projects required for the development of the new town, divided into 20 packages set in a rough order of priority for implementation so that at any stage of implementation there should be a balanced development of housing, employment opportunities and community facilities.
PROGRESS
Investigation and Design
12.25 Study on the development of the Kau Wah Keng Valley to provide a site for a public housing estate for 14,000 people was started.
12.26 Consulting Engineers commenced design on the site formation, roads and drainage works in Shing On Housing Authority estate and the Chai Wan Kok West areas of Tsuen Wan/Kwai Chung North to provide land and engineering services in time for Shing On public housing estate and private residential development.
12.27
Preliminary design was also carried out in Area 10 of Tsing Yi to provide land for a second public housing estate on the island.
Engineering Works
12.28 Site formation for Cheung Shan Housing Authority estate was well advanced, while formation of the site for Ha Kwai Chung Housing Authority estate was nearing completion.
12.29 Roads and drainage works to serve Cheung Shan, Ha Kwai Chung and Tsing Yi Site 1 Phase 1 Housing Authority estates commenced during the year.
To open up more land for industrial use, roads and drains were being provided in Areas 10H, 37B and 1CG of Kwai Chung.
12.30 Private developers commenced work on the formation of their lots and an adjacent public road in Area 21 in Tsuen Wan which, when completed, will provide an important link road to Area 3. Container terminal developers continued the construction of 2 additional container terminals in Kwai Chung, parts of which were brought into use. Material for the reclamation of these terminals was obtained from central Tsing Yi, where sites were being formed for further public housing, a service reservoir and industrial development, and from Lai King Headland and Tai Wo Tsuen, where sites for public housing and private residential use were being formed.
12.31
Controlled tipping on the refuse dump in Gin Drinkers Bay continued. About 766,120 tonnes of refuse and 650,000 cubic metres of earth were deposited during the year. The refuse dump on completion of the dumping will provide 16.20 hectares of land for active and passive recreational use.
Buildings
12.32
During the year, Lei Muk Shue Housing Authority estate
150
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