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# INDEX

P-Contd.

Public library in Kwun Tong-question

Public libraries, opening hours of Urban Council-question

INDEX

VII

Q-Contd.

Questions-Contd.

151

406

Landslides in Ap Lei Chau resite area in June 1969

Vacancies in resite areas and other public housing estates in Aberdeen

Public park in the Western area of Hong Kong-question

area

Public recreation areas in Western District, provision of-question

333

Street name signs and numbering of buildings

101

Measures taken to prevent or minimize the effect of oil pollution on swimming beaches

102

Installation of air-conditioners in resettlement estates

112

Questions--

Conversion of rooms in Mark I and II Resettlement Blocks into self-contained units, and installation of individual water supplies

Roof-top schools in Resettlement Estates

Decantation from the three old estates to central estates; decantation in the central estates; resettlement in Pak Tin Estate; overcrowding problems both in the three old estates and in the central estates; and decantation qualification for all central estates

122

Establishment of Hawker Liaison Committees

Resiting of pedlar hawkers cleared from Sai Yeung Choi Street, Tung Choi Street, and other streets in the "black spot" in Mong Kok

Pedlar hawker licences

124

125

Accommodation for Urban Council and Urban Services Department

Staff increases for Resettlement Department

127

Cleanliness of resettlement estates and dumping of refuse from upper floors

Staff increases for Hawker Liaison Section

128

Causeway Bay Recreation Ground

Progress made in establishing a practical and realistic hawker policy, and efforts to implement such policy

129

of Whitfield Barracks reserved for commercial/residential development

Proposal to construct a covered games area at Kai Tak East Playground

Provision of public recreation areas in the Western District 16 acres

Control of illegal cooked food hawkers

133

Size of Hawker Control Force, and plans for its future

District Hawker Consultative Committees

138

142

Resettlement appeal cases

Resettlement of squatters in Ma Chai Hang, and clearance of shops along with domestics

Measures taken by Urban Services Department to assist in eradicating the recent cholera outbreak, and co-operation from the public

Removal of unauthorized structures in resettlement estates within the urban area

144

147

Welfare of handicapped persons recommended for fixed pitch hawker licences, but for whom no suitable pitches were available

Number of persons waiting for domestic resettlement, principal aim for resettlement, resettlement of people in Class II resite area, yearly quota for domestic resettlement on compassionate grounds and qualifications for compassionate resettlement

Complaints about postal services in the newer resettlement estates

Provision of post offices in older resettlement estates

Establishment of a public library in Kwun Tong

149

151

Resettlement accommodation for the schools involved in the clearance of King's Park Cottage Area

152

Future plans for Lai Chi Kok Bay

166

Setting up of a wax museum in Hong Kong

Revision of the Legislation controlling advertisements

Staff re-organization in Recreation and Amenities Division

166

Resiting of squatters not eligible for resettlement

Re-location of the railway station at Tsim Sha Tsui

Blackhead Hill

170

171

Pigbreeders and cultivators awaiting shop resettlement

Eligibility conditions for the allocation of shops in new Pak Tin Estate

Vacant rooms in central resettlement estates

Requirements of space for resiting hawkers in off-street bazaars

172

New museum building

176

Hawkers in Marble Road

New market at Ngau Tau Kok

179

Delays in handing over of resettlement blocks during the past year

Market at Ngau Tau Kok

Proposals made by this Council for the reform of local government

Proposed oceanarium

182

184

Duties of Youth Recreation Officer

Sale of cooked food by unlicensed hawkers

Roof-top schools in resettlement estates

Arrangements made for City District Officers to carry out surveys of children in resettlement estates who do not attend school

Lack of toilet facilities at Kwun Tong Ferry Pier

Financial provision for youth activities

185

186

187

Waiting list for hawker bazaar sites in or near resettlement estates

Internal decoration of resettlement rooms

189

People sleeping on benches provided as a public amenity by the Council

Development of an open space adjacent to Man Wui Street as a rest garden

Throwing down rubbish from upper floors of a multi-storey building and piling of rubbish in a neighbouring or opposite verandah

Air pollution with particular reference to Hung Hom and To Kwa Wan

190

Reception arrangements in Urban Services Department offices and Resettlement Department offices

areas

192

Public park in the western area of Hong Kong

Disposal of refuse by incineration at Kennedy Town and Lai Chi Kok and dumping at Gin Drinker's Bay

196

Youth recreation

Provision of a footpath from Stanley Clinic to St. Stephen's Beach

Open space near Canossian Institute and Pui Tak School in Aberdeen Main Street

199

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# INDEXVIP-Contd.Public library in Kwun Tong-questionPublic libraries, opening hours of Urban Council-questionINDEXVIIQ-Contd.Questions-Contd.151406Landslides in Ap Lei Chau resite area in June 196999Vacancies in resite areas and other public housing estates in AberdeenPublic park in the Western area of Hong Kong-question82area99Public recreation areas in Western District, provision of-question333Street name signs and numbering of buildings101Measures taken to prevent or minimize the effect of oil pollution on swimming beaches102Installation of air-conditioners in resettlement estates112QQuestions--Conversion of rooms in Mark I and II Resettlement Blocks into self-contained units, and installation of individual water suppliesRoof-top schools in Resettlement EstatesDecantation from the three old estates to central estates; decantation in the central estates; resettlement in Pak Tin Estate; overcrowding problems both in the three old estates and in the central estates; and decantation qualification for all central estates1224Establishment of Hawker Liaison Committees7Resiting of pedlar hawkers cleared from Sai Yeung Choi Street, Tung Choi Street, and other streets in the "black spot" in Mong KokPedlar hawker licences124125Accommodation for Urban Council and Urban Services Department8Staff increases for Resettlement Department127Cleanliness of resettlement estates and dumping of refuse from upper floorsStaff increases for Hawker Liaison Section12811Causeway Bay Recreation Ground27Progress made in establishing a practical and realistic hawker policy, and efforts to implement such policy129of Whitfield Barracks reserved for commercial/residential developmentProposal to construct a covered games area at Kai Tak East Playground29Provision of public recreation areas in the Western District 16 acresControl of illegal cooked food hawkers13333Size of Hawker Control Force, and plans for its futureDistrict Hawker Consultative Committees13814235Resettlement appeal cases36Resettlement of squatters in Ma Chai Hang, and clearance of shops along with domestics37Measures taken by Urban Services Department to assist in eradicating the recent cholera outbreak, and co-operation from the publicRemoval of unauthorized structures in resettlement estates within the urban area144147Welfare of handicapped persons recommended for fixed pitch hawker licences, but for whom no suitable pitches were availableNumber of persons waiting for domestic resettlement, principal aim for resettlement, resettlement of people in Class II resite area, yearly quota for domestic resettlement on compassionate grounds and qualifications for compassionate resettlement39Complaints about postal services in the newer resettlement estatesProvision of post offices in older resettlement estatesEstablishment of a public library in Kwun Tong149149151Resettlement accommodation for the schools involved in the clearance of King's Park Cottage Area15241Future plans for Lai Chi Kok Bay166Setting up of a wax museum in Hong Kong45Revision of the Legislation controlling advertisementsStaff re-organization in Recreation and Amenities Division16646Resiting of squatters not eligible for resettlement57Re-location of the railway station at Tsim Sha TsuiBlackhead Hill170171Pigbreeders and cultivators awaiting shop resettlement59Eligibility conditions for the allocation of shops in new Pak Tin EstateVacant rooms in central resettlement estatesRequirements of space for resiting hawkers in off-street bazaars17261New museum building17661Hawkers in Marble RoadNew market at Ngau Tau Kok17962Delays in handing over of resettlement blocks during the past yearMarket at Ngau Tau Kok65Proposals made by this Council for the reform of local governmentProposed oceanarium18218467Duties of Youth Recreation Officer68Sale of cooked food by unlicensed hawkers69Roof-top schools in resettlement estates76Arrangements made for City District Officers to carry out surveys of children in resettlement estates who do not attend schoolLack of toilet facilities at Kwun Tong Ferry PierFinancial provision for youth activities185186187Waiting list for hawker bazaar sites in or near resettlement estates76Internal decoration of resettlement rooms189People sleeping on benches provided as a public amenity by the Council79Development of an open space adjacent to Man Wui Street as a rest garden80Throwing down rubbish from upper floors of a multi-storey building and piling of rubbish in a neighbouring or opposite verandahAir pollution with particular reference to Hung Hom and To Kwa Wan190Reception arrangements in Urban Services Department offices and Resettlement Department officesareas19281Public park in the western area of Hong Kong82Disposal of refuse by incineration at Kennedy Town and Lai Chi Kok and dumping at Gin Drinker's Bay196Youth recreation84Provision of a footpath from Stanley Clinic to St. Stephen's Beach98Open space near Canossian Institute and Pui Tak School in Aberdeen Main Street199Page 6 of 237

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VIINDEXP-Contd.Public library in Kwun Tong-questionPublic libraries, opening hours of Urban Council-questionINDEXVIIQ-Contd.Questions-Contd.151406Landslides in Ap Lei Chau resite area in June 196999Vacancies in resite areas and other public housing estates in AberdeenPublic park in the Western area of Hong Kong-question82area99Public recreation areas in Western District, provision of-question333Street name signs and numbering of buildings101Measures taken to prevent or minimize the effect of oil pollution on swimming beaches102Installation of air-conditioners in resettlement estates112QQuestions--Conversion of rooms in Mark I and II Resettlement Blocks into self-contained units, and installation of individual water suppliesRoof-top schools in Resettlement EstatesDecantation from the three old estates to central estates; decantation in the central estates; resettlement in Pak Tin Estate; overcrowding problems both in the three old estates and in the central estates; and decantation qualification for all central estates1224Establishment of Hawker Liaison Committees7Resiting of pedlar hawkers cleared from Sai Yeung Choi Street, Tung Choi Street, and other streets in the "black spot" in Mong KokPedlar hawker licences124125Accommodation for Urban Council and Urban Services Department8Staff increases for Resettlement Department127Cleanliness of resettlement estates and dumping of refuse from upper floorsStaff increases for Hawker Liaison Section12811Causeway Bay Recreation Ground27Progress made in establishing a practical and realistic hawker policy, and efforts to implement such policy129of Whitfield Barracks reserved for commercial/residential developmentProposal to construct a covered games area at Kai Tak East Playground29Provision of public recreation areas in the Western District 16 acresControl of illegal cooked food hawkers13333Size of Hawker Control Force, and plans for its futureDistrict Hawker Consultative Committees13814235Resettlement appeal cases36Resettlement of squatters in Ma Chai Hang, and clearance of shops along with domestics37Measures taken by Urban Services Department to assist in eradicating the recent cholera outbreak, and co-operation from the publicRemoval of unauthorized structures in resettlement estates within the urban area144147Welfare of handicapped persons recommended for fixed pitch hawker licences, but for whom no suitable pitches were availableNumber of persons waiting for domestic resettlement, principal aim for resettlement, resettlement of people in Class II resite area, yearly quota for domestic resettlement on compassionate grounds and qualifications for compassionate resettlement39Complaints about postal services in the newer resettlement estatesProvision of post offices in older resettlement estatesEstablishment of a public library in Kwun Tong149149151Resettlement accommodation for the schools involved in the clearance of King's Park Cottage Area15241Future plans for Lai Chi Kok Bay166Setting up of a wax museum in Hong Kong45Revision of the Legislation controlling advertisementsStaff re-organization in Recreation and Amenities Division16646Resiting of squatters not eligible for resettlement57Re-location of the railway station at Tsim Sha TsuiBlackhead Hill170171Pigbreeders and cultivators awaiting shop resettlement59Eligibility conditions for the allocation of shops in new Pak Tin EstateVacant rooms in central resettlement estatesRequirements of space for resiting hawkers in off-street bazaars17261New museum building17661Hawkers in Marble RoadNew market at Ngau Tau Kok17962Delays in handing over of resettlement blocks during the past yearMarket at Ngau Tau Kok65Proposals made by this Council for the reform of local governmentProposed oceanarium18218467Duties of Youth Recreation Officer68Sale of cooked food by unlicensed hawkers69Roof-top schools in resettlement estates76Arrangements made for City District Officers to carry out surveys of children in resettlement estates who do not attend schoolLack of toilet facilities at Kwun Tong Ferry PierFinancial provision for youth activities185186187Waiting list for hawker bazaar sites in or near resettlement estates76Internal decoration of resettlement rooms189People sleeping on benches provided as a public amenity by the Council79Development of an open space adjacent to Man Wui Street as a rest garden80Throwing down rubbish from upper floors of a multi-storey building and piling of rubbish in a neighbouring or opposite verandahAir pollution with particular reference to Hung Hom and To Kwa Wan190Reception arrangements in Urban Services Department offices and Resettlement Department officesareas19281Public park in the western area of Hong Kong82Disposal of refuse by incineration at Kennedy Town and Lai Chi Kok and dumping at Gin Drinker's Bay196Youth recreation84Provision of a footpath from Stanley Clinic to St. Stephen's Beach98Open space near Canossian Institute and Pui Tak School in Aberdeen Main Street199Page 6 of 237

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INDEX

P-Contd.

Public library in Kwun Tong-question

Public libraries, opening hours of Urban Council-question

INDEX

VII

Q-Contd.

Questions-Contd.

151

406

Landslides in Ap Lei Chau resite area in June 1969

Vacancies in resite areas and other public housing estates in Aberdeen

Public park in the Western area of Hong Kong-question

area

Public recreation areas in Western District, provision of-question

333

Street name signs and numbering of buildings

101

Measures taken to prevent or minimize the effect of oil pollution on

swimming beaches

102

Installation of air-conditioners in resettlement estates

112

Questions--

Conversion of rooms in Mark I and II Resettlement Blocks into self-

contained units, and installation of individual water supplies Roof-top schools in Resettlement Estates

122

Establishment of Hawker Liaison Committees

Resiting of pedlar hawkers cleared from Sai Yeung Choi Street, Tung

Choi Street, and other streets in the "black spot" in Mong Kok Pedlar hawker licences

124

125

Accommodation for Urban Council and Urban Services Department

Staff increases for Resettlement Department

127

Cleanliness of resettlement estates and dumping of refuse from upper

floors

Staff increases for Hawker Liaison Section

128

Causeway Bay Recreation Ground

Progress made in establishing a practical and realistic hawker policy,

and efforts to implement such policy

129

of Whitfield Barracks reserved for commercial/residential development

Proposal to construct a covered games area at Kai Tak East Playground 29 Provision of public recreation areas in the Western District 16 acres

Control of illegal cooked food hawkers

133

Size of Hawker Control Force, and plans for its future District Hawker Consultative Committees

138

142

Resettlement appeal cases

Resettlement of squatters in Ma Chai Hang, and clearance of shops

along with domestics

Measures taken by Urban Services Department to assist in eradicating

the recent cholera outbreak, and co-operation from the public Removal of unauthorized structures in resettlement estates within the

urban area

144

147

Welfare of handicapped persons recommended for fixed pitch hawker

licences, but for whom no suitable pitches were available Number of persons waiting for domestic resettlement, principal aim for resettlement, resettlement of people in Class II resite area, yearly quota for domestic resettlement on compassionate grounds and qualifications for compassionate resettlement

Complaints about postal services in the newer resettlement estates Provision of post offices in older resettlement estates Establishment of a public library in Kwun Tong

149

151

Resettlement accommodation for the schools involved in the clearance

of King's Park Cottage Area

152

Future plans for Lai Chi Kok Bay

166

Setting up of a wax museum in Hong Kong

Revision of the Legislation controlling advertisements

Staff re-organization in Recreation and Amenities Division

166

Resiting of squatters not eligible for resettlement

Re-location of the railway station at Tsim Sha Tsui Blackhead Hill

170

171

Pigbreeders and cultivators awaiting shop resettlement

Eligibility conditions for the allocation of shops in new Pak Tin Estate Vacant rooms in central resettlement estates

Requirements of space for resiting hawkers in off-street bazaars

172

New museum building

176

Hawkers in Marble Road

New market at Ngau Tau Kok

179

Delays in handing over of resettlement blocks during the past year Market at Ngau Tau Kok

Proposals made by this Council for the reform of local government Proposed oceanarium

182

184

Duties of Youth Recreation Officer

Sale of cooked food by unlicensed hawkers

Roof-top schools in resettlement estates

Arrangements made for City District Officers to carry out surveys of

children in resettlement estates who do not attend school Lack of toilet facilities at Kwun Tong Ferry Pier Financial provision for youth activities

185

186

187

Waiting list for hawker bazaar sites in or near resettlement estates

Internal decoration of resettlement rooms

189

People sleeping on benches provided as a public amenity by the Council 79 Development of an open space adjacent to Man Wui Street as a rest

garden

Throwing down rubbish from upper floors of a multi-storey building

and piling of rubbish in a neighbouring or opposite verandah Air pollution with particular reference to Hung Hom and To Kwa Wan

190

Reception arrangements in Urban Services Department offices and

Resettlement Department offices

areas

192

Public park in the western area of Hong Kong

Disposal of refuse by incineration at Kennedy Town and Lai Chi Kok

and dumping at Gin Drinker's Bay

196

Youth recreation

Provision of a footpath from Stanley Clinic to St. Stephen's Beach

Open space near Canossian Institute and Pui Tak School in Aberdeen

Main Street

199

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