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DDEC Paper No. 47/2013

(for discussion on 2.12.2013)

District Development and Environment Committee, Southern District Council

Progress Report on Planning Works in Southern District

Annex 1

Matters discussed at previous meetings that required follow-up actions

(Progress as at 18.11.2013)

Annex 2

Planning Department－Progress Report on Planning Works in Southern District


Annex 3

Highways Department－Progress Report on Road Works in Southern District


Annex 4

Civil Engineering and Development Department－Progress Report on Other Works in Southern District


Annex 5

Housing Department－Progress Report on Public Housing Works in Southern District


Annex 6

Food and Environmental Hygiene Department－Progress Report on FEHD District Minor Works in Southern District


Annex 7

Lands Department－Progress Report on Lands Department Temporary Government Lands Allocation in Southern District


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Abbreviations for government departments in this report: (in alphabetical order)

CEDD Civil Engineering and Development Department

DEVB Development Bureau

DSD Drainage Services Department

EPD Environmental Protection Department

FEHD Food and Environmental Hygiene Department

HD Housing Department

HyD Highways Department

LandsD Lands Department

LCSD Leisure and Cultural Services Department

MD Marine Department

PlanD Planning Department

SWD Social Welfare Department

TD Transport Department

THB Transport and Housing Bureau

WSD Water Supplies Department

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Annex 1

Matters discussed at previous meetings that required follow-up actions


Latest Progress on Matters Date of First Discussion

(Date of updates)

1. The former Harbour Mission School, Ap Lei Chau

Updates on the item will be reported when there is further progress.

April 2006

2. Ex- Shek O Quarry


30.11.2009

3. Request to Improve the Drainage System of the Villages in Southern District

(I) On Pokfulam Village

DSD advised that the Technical Feasibility Statement (TFS) compiled by DSD was approved by Development Bureau (DEVB) on 1 August 2013

Currently, the project is a Category B project in the Public Works Programme (PWP Item No. 4400DS).

Preliminary design of the project has commenced. DSD introduced the location of the proposed sewage pumping station and the preliminary

sewer alignment to Pokfulam Village Sewerage System Concern Group (the Concern Group) and Member of the local constituency on 22

November 2013. DSD and EPD will follow up on the comments raised by the Concern Group during the meeting.

16.5.2011

(26.11.2013)

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(II) On Shek O Village, Wong Chuk Hang San Wai Village, Kau Wai Village and Tai Hau Wan Village

LCSD should be approached in advance for processing application for any proposed permanent alienation of portion of the Wong Chuk Hang

Road Garden by FEHD for constructing a public toilet for alternative arrangement with the MTRCL in respect of its original plan to reinstate

the concerned area into a planting area.

FEHD advised that ArchSD provided two preliminary proposals on 15 October after conducting joint inspection to the site at Wong Chuk Hang

San Wai Village with LCSD on 15 August. One proposal suggested the entrance of the public toilet facing Wong Chuk Hang Road and the

other one suggested the entrance facing San Wai Village. Having discussed with DC member Mr. Fergus FUNG, the entrance facing Wong

Chuk Hang Road was more acceptable. FEHD had informed ArchSD to conduct feasibility study on this proposal.

(14.11.2013)

(25.11.2013)

4. Renewal Application for WSD worksite at Ap Lei Chau Praya Road (TGLA No. GLA-THK 1162)

WSD responded that LandsD had allocated and handed over the site at Tai Tam Reservoir Road near Parkview (Tai Tam Reservoir Road site) to

WSD as contractor’s pipe material storage and maintenance yard on 30 August 2013 and 6 September 2013 respectively.

Further to the 11th

DDEC meeting on 30.9.2013, WSD submitted a modified hoarding design scheme for the maintenance yard at Tai Tam

Reservoir Road site on 6.11.2013 via the Secretariat for Member’s reference. Members were also requested to offer comments on the

respective schemes on or before 15.11.2013. WSD received the replies from nine Members in total on 15.11.2013, and amongst them five

Members supported Option B of the modified hoarding design (see Appendix 1), one Member has no comment and three Members objected to

the modified design and recommended WSD to adopt the scheme suggested by Mr. Paul ZIMMERMAN in the 11th

meeting (i.e. the hoarding of

LCSD’s nursery at Pok Fu Lam Road, see Appendix 2).

As the majority of the Members support Option B of the modified hoarding design, WSD hoped that DDEC would approve this scheme so as to

enable the relocation of the existing WSD’s maintenance yard at Ap Lei Chau Praya Road to Tai Tam Reservoir Road within three months upon

confirmation of the hoarding design. Based on the current progress, WSD is unable to relocate the maintenance yard at Ap Lei Chau Praya

Road on or before 31.12.2013. As such, WSD has written to DLO/HKW&S on 6.11.2013 for application of short-term extension of WSD’s

maintenance yard at Ap Lei Chau Praya Road, until WSD’s Contractor can be moved to the Tai Tam Reservoir Road site.

(20.2.2012)

(21.11.2013)

LandsD advised that approval of the Temporary Government Land Allocation of the Tai Tam Reservoir Road site was granted to WSD and the

site was also taken over by WSD in early September 2013.

(12.11.2013)

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5. Short-term and Long-term Uses of the Site of Aberdeen Fire Station (AFS)

Please refer to Annex 2 (p.7) of this paper.

26.3.2012

(20.11.2013)

6. Utilisation of Facilities in Public Space at Stanley Plaza under the Charge of the Link

LandsD advised that the LINK submitted 2 applications to place tables and chairs in front of Stanley Plaza. LandsD approved the LINK’s

application at the “Public Open Space” in February 2013. Regarding the application at the “Non-building Area”, LandsD has in-principle

approved the application subject to the agreement with the LINK on the amount of waiver fee.

28.5.2012

(12.11.2013)

7. Re-tendering of Short-Term Tenancies for Shipyard Use at Ap Lei Chau Praya Road

LandsD advised that the tender for the short term tenancies was invited from 29.5.2013 to 5.7.2013. A total of 144 bids were received. LandsD

had assessed the submitted tenders in accordance with applicable procedure; and has informed the successful tenders of the 16 short term

tenancies. Moreover, information on the successful tenderers, such as the name and amount of rent etc., has been uploaded to LandsD website

accordingly.

30.7.2012

(12..2013)

8. Planning Application for the “Comprehensive Development Area” Site in Wong Chuk Hang


26.11.2012

9. Provision of Facilities in the Convenience of Residents at the Government Land Adjacent to Jumbo Pier

Proposal 2: Construction of public lavatory

FEHD advised that ArchSD’s reply on 8.10.2013 revealed that there was no public sewer within 100 m from the government land near the

tennis court of Marina Club and the stability of the adjacent slope was required testing. Therefore the proposed site was not suitable for the

construction of public toilet. Whereas the suggestion of construction of new public toilet at portion of planting area near the existing temporary

refuse collection point at Shum Wan Pier Drive was feasible from technical point of view. FEHD had requested ArchSD to conduct feasibility

study on this proposal.

4.2.2013

(25.11.2013)

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Annex 2


Progress Report on Planning Works in Southern District

(As at 31.10.2013)

I. Outline Zoning Plan

District Plan No. Project Description Progress / Remarks

Shouson Hill S/H17/12 The Town Planning Board (TPB) on 22.3.2013 gazetted

the draft Shouson Hill & Repulse Bay Outline Zoning

Plan (OZP) No. S/H17/12 under section 5 of the Town

Planning Ordinance for public inspection for 2 months.

The OZP incorporated amendments mainly related to

the rezoning of a “Government, Institution or

Community” (“G/IC”) site at Shouson Hill Road West

to “Residential (Group C)3” (“R(C)3”).

The District Development and Environment

Committee of the Southern District Council was

consulted on the proposed amendments on

15.4.2013.

During the 2-month exhibition period, TPB

received 210 representations (2 support and 208

oppose). The representations were published for

public comments on 7 June 2013 until 28 June

2013. No comment was received. TPB heard the

representations on 13 September 2013 and decided

not to uphold all the representations. The Chief

Executive in Council on 5.11.2013 approved the

draft OZP. The approved Shouson Hill & Repulse

Bay OZP No. S/H17/13 was exhibited for public

inspection on 15.11.2013.

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Aberdeen &

Ap Lei Chau

S/H15/28 TPB on 12.7.2013 gazetted the draft Aberdeen & Ap

Lei Chau OZP No. S/H15/28 under section 5 of the

Town Planning Ordinance for public inspection for 2

months. The OZP incorporated amendments mainly

related to the rezoning of a “Government, Institution or

Community (1)” (“G/IC(1)”) site in Wong Chuk Hang

to “Other Specified Uses” annotated “Business” use.

The District Development and Environment

Committee of the Southern District Council was

consulted on the proposed amendments on

29.7.2013.

During the 2-month exhibition period, which ended

on 12.9.2013, TPB received 1 representation

submitted by Mr. TSUI Yuen-wa, the Southern

District Councillor. The representation was

published for public comments on 27.9.2013 until

18.10.2013. No comment was received. The

representation is tentatively scheduled for

consideration by the TPB in December 2013.

II. Planning Application

Application submitted for Town Planning Boards’s Consideration (1.9.2013 – 31.10.2013)

S.12A Application for Amendment of Plan

District Application No. Applied Use Location Consideration / Result Remarks

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Shouson

Hill

Y/H17/1 To rezone the

application site

from “R(C)3”

to “Residential

(Group C)10”

(“R(C)10”)

subject to a

maximum

building height

of 187.82mPD

and 3 storeys

including

carports

3 Deep Water

Bay Road

On 8.11.2013, the Metro Planning

Committee (MPC) of TPB decided to

reject the planning application and the

reasons were:

(a) the current “R(C)3” zoning with

BH restriction of 3 storeys in

addition to 1 storey of carports

is appropriate and is compatible

with the surrounding land uses.

There is no strong planning

justification to support the

proposed rezoning from

“R(C)3” to “R(C)10”;

(a) the proposed rezoning with BH

restriction of 3 storey including

carports and 187.82mPD will

limit the design flexibility of the

development/redevelopment on

the site; and

(b) the approval of the rezoning

application would create

inconsistency in terms of

planning control for other sites in

the “R(C)3” zone within the

same Special Control Area.

During the first three weeks of the statutory

publication period, 104 comments were

received. Among them, 103 supported the

rezoning proposal as they considered the

proposed rezoning appropriate and effective to

preserve the existing amenities and characters

of the area and the general public views. One

objecting comment was mainly because the

application was unreasonable and unfair to the

owner and the restrictions under the current

OZP are sufficient.

During the first three weeks of the public

inspection period of the further information

(FI), 126 public comments were received.

Among them, 125 supported and 1 objected to

the application. The reasons were similar to

those mentioned above.

S.16 Application for Permission

District District District District District District

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Ap Lei

Chau A/H15/256 Proposed Yacht

Centre-led

Mixed

Development

(including

Yacht Centre,

Marine Exhibit,

Shop and

Services and

Boatyards)

Government

land to the east

of Ap Lei Chau

Praya Road, Ap

Lei Chau

On 11.10.2013, the MPC agreed to

further defer the consideration of the

application by 2 months as requested

by the applicant.


publication period, 1,628 public comments

were received. Among them, 1,023 supported

the application, 218 objected the application,

364 provided comments on the application

and the remaining 23 provided no comments.

The main supporting reasons were that the

application could avoid the environmental

impacts caused by the existing shipyards and

promote the tourism industry in Aberdeen.

The main reasons for objection were that the

application would have adverse impact on

Hong Kong’s ship repairing/maintenance

industry and the proposed shipyard operation

mode in the application was not suitable for

serving the customers of existing shipyards.


publication period of the FI, 1,771 public

comments were received. Among them,

1,712 supported the application, 32 objected

the application and the remaining provided

comments/no comments on the application.

The reasons were similar to those mentioned

above.

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Repulse

Bay

A/H17/129 Proposed

Minor

Relaxation of

Building

Height

Restriction

for Permitted

House

Development

Near 35

South Bay

Road

On 11.10.2013, the MPC approved

the planning application subject to

the following conditions:

(a) the submission and

implementation of a revised

layout of the proposed

development with a view to

reducing the total height of the

lower ground floor and

mechanical floor to the

satisfaction of the Director of

Planning or of the TPB;

(b) the provision of fire service

installations and water supplies

for firefighting to the satisfaction

of the Director of Fire Services or

of the TPB; and

(c) the submission and

implementation of tree

preservation and landscape

proposals, and provision of

quarterly tree monitoring reports

to the satisfaction of the Director

of Planning or of the TPB.


publication period, 1 public comment was

received. The public comment objected to

the application as there would be no public

gain and no evidence that it was necessary to

build 1 storey for ancillary electrical and

mechanical facilities.

During the first three weeks of the public

inspection period of FI, 1 public comment

was received. The public comment objected

to the application as the approval of the

application would set an undesirable

precedent.

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Repulse

Bay

A/H17/131 Proposed

School

(Kindergarten)

1/F, 35 Beach

Road,

Repulse Bay

On 11.10.2013, the MPC decided to


reasons were:

(b) the proposed school was located

at a shopping centre accessible

via Beach Road with busy

traffic. Adverse traffic impact

arising from the proposed use

was anticipated. The applicant

had failed to demonstrate that

there would be effective traffic

measures to mitigate the

impact; and

(c) approval of the application

without adequately addressing

the traffic problem would set an

undesirable precedent for

similar applications in the area.

The cumulative effect of

approving such similar

applications would aggravate

the traffic condition of Repulse

Bay.


publication period, 34 public comments

were received. Among them, 32 opposed the

application mainly on the grounds of adverse

traffic and noise impacts. The remaining 2

raised concerns on the necessity of a new

kindergarten.

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Tai Tam A/H18/73 Proposed

Shop and

Services (on

Cockloft

Floor) for

House

Redevelopme

nt

461 Shek O

Village, Shek

O, Hong

Kong

On 27.9.2013, the MPC decided to


reasons were:

(a) there was no strong justification

for the proposed ‘Shop and

Services’ use at the cockloft of

the application site; and

(b) approval of the application

would set an undesirable

precedent for similar

applications in the “Village

Type Development” zone. The

cumulative effect of which

would disturb the local

residential neighbourhood.”


publication period, 8 public comments were

received. Among them, 7 opposed the

application mainly on the grounds of adverse

hygiene, traffic and environmental impacts

to the Shek O Village. The remaining one

raised concerns that the proposed use would

potentially change the character of village.

Stanley A/H19/66 Proposed

Holiday

Camp and

Emergency

Vehicular

Access for

the Related

Redevelopm

ent

A piece of

Government

Land, Stanley

Bay, Stanley,

Hong Kong

(The Hong

Kong

Federation of

Youth Groups

Stanley

Outdoor

Activities

Centre)


defer the consideration of the

planning application to the meeting

held on 22.11.2013 as requested by

the applicant.


publication period, 1 comment was received.

The public comment considered that the

proposed redevelopment should adopt green

building methods and recycled materials.


publication period of the FI, 11 public

comments were received. All comments

objected to the application mainly due to the

proposed development would affect the water

sports and recreation facilities nearby and the

proposal would cause significant adverse

visual, landscape and environmental impacts

on the surrounding area. The applicant on

8.11.2013 requested for a further deferment to

MPC meeting to be held on 13.12.2013.

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Stanley A/H19/67 Proposed

Utility

Installation

for Private

Project

(Cable

Trench,

Drainage,

Water Pipe

and

Maintenance

Staircase)

Government

Land adjoining

18 Carmel

Road, Stanley,

Hong Kong



planning application as requested by

the applicant.


public period, 1 public comment was

received. The commenter objected the

construction of new maintenance staircase

and concerned about the proposed works

would adversely affect the slope stability.

The applicant on 30.10.2013 submitted FI.

The application is tentatively scheduled for

consideration by MPC on 13.12.2013.

S.17 Application for Review

District Application No. Applied Use Location Consideration / Result Remarks

Pok Fu Lam

A/H10/84

House

(Swimming

Pool and

Private

Garden)

Government

land adjoining

House B1,

Villa Cecil,

200 Victoria

Road, Pok Fu

Lam

On 13.9.2013, the TPB agreed to


planning application as requested by

the applicant.


publication period, 3 public comments were

received. Among them, 2 objected the

application mainly on the grounds that the

application site should not be used for private

use under the “Green Belt” zone. The

remaining one supports the application.

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III. Progress of Hotel Development Projects in Wong Chuk Hang Business Area being Approved by Town Planning Board with Planning

Permission still Valid

1. 55-57 Wong Chuk Hang Road Approved hotel development completed.

[Lease modification for non-industrial use (including hotel) completed in 2004]

2. 1 Yip Fat Street Validity period of planning permission extended to Feb 2014.

[Lease modification for non-industrial use (excluding hotel) completed in 2010]

3. 34 Wong Chuk Hang Road Validity period of planning permission extended to Feb 2014.

[Lease modification for non-industrial use (excluding hotel) completed in 2010]

4. 43 Heung Yip Road Lease modification for non-residential use (including hotel) executed in 2007; approved development

considered as commenced.

5. 64 Wong Chuk Hang Road Planning permission valid until Feb 2016.

[Special Waiver under PN 1/2010 was executed in March 2013.]

6. 39 Wong Chuk Hang Road

Planning permission valid until Sep 2017.

[The previous lease modification application for non-industrial use (including hotel) was withdrawn by the

applicant in 11/2012. The existing lease is for industrial use and hotel is not permitted.]

7. 41-43 Wong Chuk Hang Road

Planning permission valid until Sep 2017.

[The previous lease modification application for non-industrial use (including hotel) was withdrawn by the

applicant in 11/2012. The existing lease is for industrial use and hotel is not permitted.]

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Annex 3


Progress Report on Road Works in Southern District

(As at 31.10.2013)

I. Preliminary Project Plan of Construction Works

PWP No. / Cat. Type Project

Description Agency Progress / Remarks

Est. (Actual) Start

Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

Cat. D item – Junction

Improvement at

Chung Hom Kok

Road / Stanley

Gap Road

Highways

Department

The cost estimate for the project was

assessed to be about $40M due to the latest

requirements on geotechnical works and

preservation of existing trees. Since the

project estimate exceeded the Cat D limit,

TD is reviewing the fund bidding and

implementation programme. The ground

investigation works were completed. TD is

currently looking at alternative option.

Under review Under review

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Annex 4


Progress Report on Other Works in Southern District

(As at 31.10.2013)

I. Works Commenced

PWP No. / Cat. Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)) Est. (Actual)

Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

174WC/A Replacement and

Rehabilitation of Water

Mains Stage 1 Phase 2

WSD Construction works for Contract No. 15/WSD/05

commenced in August 2006. The progress of mainlaying

works are as follows:

(a) Wong Chuk Hang Road (footpath and carriageway)

(mainlaying completed) [100%]: all outstanding

minor works was completed in September 2013.

(8.2006)

(12.2008)

(9.2013)

(9.2013)

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Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date



Mains Stage 2

WSD Construction works commenced in 2007. Works are

currently being carried out at :

1. Contract No. 8/WSD/06

(a) Shouson Hill Road (connection works in progress)

[98%]

[Reason: New XPs were obtained and preparation

works were in process but were affected by inclement

weather and congested underground utilities.];

(b) Deep Water Bay Road (in progress) [98%];

(c) Big Wave Bay Road (connection works completed)

[100%];

(d) Shek O North Service Reservoir (connection works

completed) [100%];

(e) Stanley Market (in progress) [99%]; and

(f) Stanley Beach Road (connection works in progress)

[95%].

(3.2007)

(11.2007)

(5.2009)

(12.2007)

(8.2007)

(6.2008)

(11.2008)

12.2013

12.2013

12.2013

(12.2012)

(8.2013)

12.2013

12.2013

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Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

2. Contract No. 28/WSD/06

(WSD and its contractor propose to extend the use of

TGLA No. GLA-THK1759 in Kai Lung Wan as work

areas. Details would be introduced at the meeting.

(Please see Appendixes 3-5.)

(a) Main Street Ap Lei Chau (in progress) [85%]

[Reason: Reason: Preparation works in process but

works programme had been delayed by interfacing

issues with MTRC];

(b) Lee Chi Road (in progress) [88%]

[Reason: Preparation works in process but works

programme had been delayed by interfacing issues with

MTRC];

(c) Tin Wan Street (completed) [100%];

(d) Tin Wan Praya Road (connection works in progress)

[98%]

[Reason: Due to congested underground utilities, works

programme was delayed. Further review of works

details for remaining connection works was in process.

Renewal of CNP and XP are required and anticipated

to be obtained in late-2013];

(e) Shek Pei Wan Road (completed) [100%];

(f) Pok Fu Lam Road (completed) [100%];

(g) Chi Fu Road and Chi Fu Close (in progress) [97%]

[Reason: Works have been commenced on 23 August

2013];

(h) Hing Wo Street (connection works in progress)

[97%] ; and

(i) Ka Wo Street (completed) [100%].

(11.2008)

(6.2008)

(11.2008)

(6.2008)

(10.2008)

(5.2008)

(10.2008)

(9.2008)

(5.2008)

(11.2007)

(3.2014)

3.2014

3.2014

(1.2013)

12.2013

(10.2012)

(8.2013)

1.2014

12.2013

(5.2013)

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Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date



Mains Stage 3

WSD

Water mains replacement and rehabilitation works in

Southern District under Contract No. 18/WSD/08

commenced on 18 March 2009. Works currently being

carried out in Southern District include:

(a) Pok Fu Lam Road Footpath and Carriageway (in

progress) [55%];

(b) Shek Pai Wan Road and Aberdeen Praya Road

Carriageway (pending for XP issue) [3%];

(c) Aberdeen Reservoir Road Carriageway (in progress)

[80%] ;

(d) Yip Fat Street Footpath and Carriageway (in progress)

[97%];

(e) Wong Chuk Hang Road and Heung Yip Road Footpath

(pending for XP issue) [87%]

[Reason: Design review for sections of water mains is

in progress. A new XP will be applied and works

programme was revised.];

(f) Repulse Bay Road Footpath (in progress) [85%];

(g) Red Hill Service Reservoir (in progress) [70%];

(h) Area in the vicinity of Stanley Mound Service

Reservoir (in progress) [98%];

(3.2009)

(8.2010)

(8.2011)

(1.2011)

(9.2009)

(10.2009)

(7.2011)

(10.2010)

(3.2011)

11.2014

6.2014

11.2014

6.2014

3.2014

8.2014

12.2013

3.2014

12.2013

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Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

(i) Stanley Gap Road Carriageway (pending for XP issue)

[85%];

(j) Tai Tam Road Carriageway (in progress) [5%]

[Remarks: Design review for the proposed water main

is in progress. Works programme will be revised after

further investigation.];

(k) Stanley Village Road Footpath and Carriageway (in

progress) [84%] ;

(l) Area in the vicinity of Pok Fu Lam Service Reservoir

(in progress) [78%] ;

(m) Aberdeen Main Road Footpath and Carriageway

(pending for XP issue) [40%]

[Reason: XP is still awaited and works programme

was revised.] ;

(n) Repulse Bay Road Carriageway (in progress) [60%]

[Remarks: Design review for sections of water mains is

in progress. Works programme will be revised after

further investigation.];

(o) Victoria Road Footpath and Carriageway (in progress)

[12%]

[Remarks: Design review for the proposed water

mains is in progress. Works programme will be

revised after further investigation.];

(p) Pok Fu Lam Village (in progress) [80%] ; and

(q) Pok Fu Lam Reservoir Road Carriageway (in

progress) [30%].

(3.2010)

(9.2010)

(9.2010)

(11.2011)

6.2012

(2.2012)

(8.2012)

(11.2011)

(7.2012)

3.2014

12.2013

7.2014

12.2013

3.2014

12.2013

12.2013

12.2013

7.2014

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Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

013WS/A Salt Water Supply

System for Pok Fu

Lam area

WSD Contract No. 10/WSD/09 commenced in October 2009 for

the construction of:

(a) Telegraph Bay Salt Water Pumping Station and the

associated sea water intake;

(b) Wah Fu Salt Water Service Reservoir and Wah Fu Salt

Water Pumping Station; and

(c) Pok Fu Lam Road Salt Water Service Reservoir.

The contract had been substantially completed in July

2013. The civil works of road reinstatement and

landscaping works at Telegraph Bay site were completed

in September 2013. Salt water supply to Wah Fu Estate

was effected in October 2013.

(10.2009)

(10.2009)

(10.2009)

(10.2009)

(7.2013)

(7.2013)

(7.2013)

(7.2013)

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Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date



Mains Stage 4 Phase 1

WSD Contract No.12/WSD/10, which consists of construction

works in Southern District, commenced on 18 July 2011.

Works are being carried out. Works in Southern District

are as below:

(a) Consort Rise Footpath and Carriageway (in progress)

[51%]

[Reason: alignment review was carried out due to

congested underground utilities. Temporary traffic

arrangement was revised.];

(b) Bisney Road Footpath and Carriageway (in progress)

[27%];

(c) Yue Kwong Road footpath and carriageway (in

progress) [80%]

[Reason: Due to unexpected underground condition

and congested utilities, works programme for the

remaining works was reviewed];

(d) Island Road Footpath and carriageway (in progress)

[44%];

(e) Repulse Bay Road Footpath and carriageway (in

progress) [48%];

(f) Area in the vicinity of Aberdeen Water Treatment

Works (in progress) [46%];

[Reason: Mainlaying works were in process but were

affected by inclement weather.]

(g) Area in the vicinity of Pok Fu Lam Road (in progress)

[75%];


affected by inclement weather.];

(h) Area in the vicinity of Mount Davis Road (in progress)

[78%];


affected by inclement weather.];

(7.2011)

(1.2012)

(1.2012)

(3.2012)

(2.2012)

(7.2012)

(4.2012)

(7.2012)

(7.2012)

8.2015

5.2014

5.2014

12.2013

8.2015

1.2014

7.2014

12.2013

12.2013

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Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

(i) Shum Wan Road Footpath and Carriageway (in

progress) [40%]; and

(j) Belleview Drive Footpath (in progress) [50%]

(k) Deep Water Bay Road Footpath and Carriageway (in

progress) [38%]

(l) Tai Tam Reservoir Road Footpath and Carriageway (in

progress) [35%]

(m) Sandy Bay Road Carriageway (in progress) [30%]

(10.2012)

(10.2012)

(11.2012)

(12.2012)

(12.2012)

5.2014

6.2014

4.2014

5.2014

5.2014

24


Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

369DS/A Harbour Area

Treatment Scheme,

stage 2A - construction

of the sewage

conveyance system and

advance works for

upgrading of

Stonecutters Island

sewage treatment

works

Drainage

Services

Department

Contract DC/2007/24 (HATS 2A Construction of

Sewage Conveyance System from Aberdeen to Sai Ying

Pun) commenced on 31/7/2009; Contract DC/2008/09

(HATS 2A Construction of Sewage Conveyance System

from Ap Lei Chau to Aberdeen) also commenced on

17/8/2009.

Under Contract DC/2007/24, rock excavation of the

shaft at Wah Fu was complete; the tunnel between

Sandy Bay and Cyberport was broken through on 22

October 2012, permanent lining of the tunnel is

substantially complete; the excavation of tunnels from

Cyberport to Aberdeen, together with that from Sandy

Bay to Sai Ying Pun is in progress; concreting for

permanent lining of the western section of the tunnel

from Sandy Bay to Sai Ying Pun is complete and from

mid-point to Sandy Bay is in progress. About 84.0%

of works under the contract has been completed.

The Horizontal Direction Drilling of DC/2008/09

including tunnel holes enlargement is complete. Pipe

pulling for one of the twin tunnels is complete. About

92.9% of works under the contract has been completed.

(7.2009) 12.2014

25


Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

341DS/A Harbour Area

Treatment Scheme,

stage 2A -

Upgrading of

Stonecutters Island

sewage treatment

works and

preliminary

treatment works

Drainage

Services

Department

Contract DC/2009/24 (Harbour Area Treatment Scheme

Stage 2A Upgrading of Preliminary Treatment Works

(PTWs) at Sandy Bay, Cyberport, Wah Fu, Aberdeen and

Ap Lei Chau) commenced on 31/8/2011. The works

mainly include the upgrading of the sewage treatment

and de-odourisation facilities in these PTWs.

Upgrading works at Sandy Bay, Wah Fu, Aberdeen, Ap

Lei Chau and Cyberport PTWs were in progress.

About 47% of works under the contract has been

completed.

(8.2011) 10.2015

26

Progress Report on Landslip Prevention Works

I. Works Commenced

PWP No. /

Cat.

Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Est. (Actual)

Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion

Date

Head 705

Subhead

5001BX

Landslip Prevention

and Mitigation

Programme (LPMitP)

CEDD Landslip prevention and mitigation works for 48 man-made slopes and 4

natural hillside catchments in Southern District were completed. And 18

man-made slopes and 12 natural hillside catchments in Southern District are

currently in progress.

1. Slope No. 11SW-D/CR51 at Tsung Man Street [97%]

2. Slope No. 11SW-C/CR161 at Sassoon Road [95%]

3. Slope No. 11SW-C/C169 at at Bisney Road [75%]

4. Slope No. 15NE-B/C142 at Big Wave Bay Road [100%] (Works

Completed)

5. Slope No. 15NW-B/C86 at Ap Lei Chau Service Reservoir [90%]

6. Slope No. 15NE-A/C316 at Stanley Gap Road [85%]

7. Slope No. 11SW-C/C502 at Victoria Road [80%]

8. Slope No. 15NE-A/C23 at Repulse Bay Road [85%]

9. Slope No. 11SW-C/CR803 at Pok Fu Lam Reservoir Road [100%]

(Works Completed)

10. Slope No. 11SW-C/C110 at Pok Fu Lam Reservoir Road [50%]

11. Slope No. 11SW-D/C644 Aberdeen Old Main Street [75%]

12. Slope No. 15NE-B/C59 at Shek O Road [30%]

13. Slope No. 15NW-B/C345 at Shum Wan Road [20%]

(7.2012)

(8.2012)

(11.2012)

(1.2013)

(2.2013)

(3.2013)

(5.2013)

(5.2013)

(6.2013)

(7.2013)

(7.2013)

(8.2013)

(8.2013)

12.2013*

11.2013*

6.2014@

(9.2013)

11.2013*

2.2014*

11.2013+

3.2014

(8.2013)

12.2013*

1.2014

3.2014

5.2014*

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PWP No. /

Cat.


Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion

Date

14. Slope No. 11SW-D/F360 at Deep Water Bay Road [7%]

15. Slope No. 15NE-B/FR31 at Shek O Road [35%]

16. Slope No. 15NE-B/C237 at Shek O Road [25%]

17. Slope No. 15NE-A/CR399 at Tai Tam Road [10%]

18. Slope No. 15NE-B/C212 at Pak Pat Shan Road [5%]

19. Slope No. 11SW-D/F444 at Peel Rise [55%]

20. Slope No. 11SW-D/F445 at Peel Rise [55%]

21. 9 Natural hillside catchments behind Queen Mary Hospital [55%]

22. 3 Natural hillside catchments above Singapore International School,

Nam Long Shan Road, Wong Chuk Hang [70%]

(8.2013)

(6.2013)

(8.2013)

(8.2013)

(9.2013)

(6.2013)

(6.2013)

(1.2012)

(7.2012)

8.2014*

5.2014

6.2014

1.2014

9.2014

11.2013

11.2013

12.2014

2.2014+

* Anticipated completion date is revised as the works have been affected by inclement weather

@

Anticipated completion date is revised as application for Restricted Zone Permit along Bisney Road still

in progress

+ Anticipated completion date is revised as the design was revised to suit the actual site condition.

28

PWP No. /

Cat.


Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion

Date

Head 705

Subhead

5001BX

Landslip Prevention

and Mitigation

Programme (LPMitP)

CEDD In the coming year, CEDD plan to progressively commence the landslip

prevention and mitigation works for another 36 man-made slopes and 3

natural hillside catchments.

1. Slope No. 15NE-A/C135 at Stanley Gap Road

2. Slope No. 15NE-B/C160 at Shek O Road

3. Slope No. 11SE-D/C147 at Tai Tam Road


5. Slope No. 15NE-A/C402 at Tai Tam Road

6. Slope No. 11SW-D/CR81 at Aberdeen Main Road

7. Slope No. 11SW-C/CR46 at Wah Fu Estate

8. Slope No. 15NW-B/C114 at Island Road

9. Slope No. 11SE-D/FR37 at Tai Tam Road

10. Slope No. 11SE-C/C534 at Tai Tam Road

11. Slope No. 11SW-D/C165 at Shouson Hill Road

12. Slope No. 15NE-A/C13 at Repulse Bay Road

13. Slope No. 15NE-A/C90 at South Bay Road



16. Slope No. 15NE-B/FR34 at Shek O Road

17. Slope No. 15NE-A/CR603 at Tai Tam Reservoir Road

18. Slope No. 15NE-A/C70 at Repulse Bay Road

19. Slope No. 11SE-D/C149 at Tai Tam Road

20. Slope No. 11SE-C/FR197 at Repulse Bay Road


11.2013

11.2013#

7.2014

11.2013#

12.2013#

11.2013#

6.2014

11.2013#

4.2014

2.2014#

11.2013#

2.2014#

11.2013

2.2014#

12.2013#

11.2013#

6.2014

1.2014#

11.2013

11.2013

11.2013

7.2014

5.2014#

2.2015

9.2014

5.2014#

11.2014#

3.2015

8.2014

11.2014

1.2015#

6.2014

11.2014#

7.2014#

8.2015#

8.2014

5.2014

12.2014

11.2015#

5.2014

12.2014

5.2014

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PWP No. /

Cat.


Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion

Date

22. Slope No. 15NE-A/C611 near Tai Tam Road

23. Slope No. 15NE-A/FR111 near Tai Tam Road

24. Slope No. 15NE-A/FR115 near Tai Tam Road

25. Slope No. 15NW-B/FR16 at Island Road

26. Slope No. 15NE-A/CR40 at Repulse Bay Road

27. Slope No. 11SE-C/C13 at Repulse Bay Road



30. Slope No. 15NE-A/CR45 at Repulse Bay Road


32. Slope No. 11SE-D/C406 near junction between Shek O Road & Cap

Collinson Road


34. Slope No. 15NE-B/C72 at Big Wave Bay Road

35. Slope No. 11SW-C/CR981 at Pok Fu Lam Village


37. 3 Natural hillside catchments above Ap Lei Chau Bridge Road

# Anticipated start date is revised due to reschedule of works programme.

11.2013

11.2013

11.2013

12.2013

4.2014

9.2014

9.2014

9.2014

9.2014

9.2014

9.2014

9.2014

9.2014

10.2014

10.2014

11.2013

11.2014

9.2014

9.2014

9.2014

2.2015

3.2015

10.2015

6.2015

4.2015

5.2015

5.2015

5.2015

5.2015

4.2015

6.2015

1.2015

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Annex 5


Progress Report on Public Housing Works in Southern District

(As at 31.10.2013)

I. Works Commenced (up to the end of two financial years later)

Project Description

PWP / Estate No. Est. (Actual) Start Date Est. (Actual)

Completion Date Remarks

Lift Modernisation

for Ap Lei Chau

Estate

BSE/CM2 May 2014 March 2017 The lift modernisation work for Ap Lei Chau

Estate involves four sections of work. The

work for five lifts in Section I (Lei Yee

House L2, Lei Ning House L5, Lei Chak

House L8, L11 and L14) is anticipated to

commence in the second quarter of 2014 and

to be completed in the first quarter of 2015.

II. Works with Tender Value above $1Million in 2009-2010

Project Description

PWP / Estate No. Est. (Actual) Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

Remarks

31

Project Description

PWP / Estate No. Est. (Actual) Start Date

Est. (Actual)

Completion Date

Remarks

Lift Modernisation

for Wah Fu (I) &

(II) Estates

BSE/HW (June 2011) February 2016 The lift modernisation work for Wah Fu (I)

and (II) Estates involves five sections of

work. Five lifts involved in Section I had

been completed in 2012. Another Five lifts

involved in Section II were completed and

put into operation in October 2013.

The work for four lifts in Section III and IV

(Wah Chui House L2, Wah King House L6,

Wah Cheong House L12 and Wah Chun

House L8) had been commenced and

anticipated to be completed by early 2015.

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Annex 6


Progress Report on FEHD District Minor Works in Southern District

(As at 31.10.2013)

Item

No.

Proposed

Minor Works Location

Estimated

Start Date

[Actual

Start Date]

Estimated

Completion

Date

[Actual

Completion

Date]

Remarks FEHD Contact

Person

ASD

Contact

Person

1

Pokfulam

Village

Public Toilet

Block C

Pokfulam

Village To be confirmed

To be

confirmed There is no update at the moment.

Chief Health

Inspector,

Mr. WONG Hung

Yuen

【2903 0401】

To be

confirmed

2

Wu Nam

Street Public

Toilet

Wu Nam

Street

near

Aberdeen

Bus

Terminus

【2.9.2013】 June 2014 Works commenced on 2.9.2013 and the estimated

completion date is in June 2014.

Chief Health

Inspector,

Mr. WONG Hung

Yuen

【2903 0401】

Property

Services

Mgr/PM12,

Mr. MOK

Kwok-kit

【2773

2474】

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Annex 7


Progress Report on Lands Department Temporary Government Lands Allocation in Southern District

(As at 31.10.2013)

Item

No.

TGLA No./

File Ref.

Type of

TGLA

(New/

Renewal)

Location

Proposed

Area (m2)

Proposed

User

Proposed

Term

User Dept.

(Allocatee)

Date of

Allocation

Date of

Withdrawn

Remarks

(Current

Situation)

1 GLA-THK

1538

[L/M7/SHGS/8

2(68)]

Renewal Pak Sha Wan near

Ap Lei Chau Praya

Road

799 Works Area Extend up

to 30.6.2015

LCSD 7.11.2013 - Approved on

7.11.2013.

2 GLA-THK

1962

601/SHGS/82

New Wong Chuk Hang

Road

225 Works Area From the

date of

approval to

31.7.2017

HyD - - Departmental

consultation

completed.

Objections

received have

been conveyed to

HyD for their

follow up action.

The response

from HyD is still

being awaited.

34

Item

No.

TGLA No./

File Ref.

Type of

TGLA

(New/

Renewal)

Location

Proposed

Area (m2)

Proposed

User

Proposed

Term

User Dept.

(Allocatee)

Date of

Allocation

Date of

Withdrawn

Remarks

(Current

Situation)

3 GLA-THK

1823

525/HGS/82

Renewal Cyberport Road 1,550 Works Area Extend up

to 31.3.2014

WSD - 31.10.2013 WSD withdrew

the renewal

application on

31.10.2013 .

4 GLA-THK

1842

481/SHGS/82

Extension

area of the

existing

TGLA

Government land at

Cyberport

Not

available

For Vehicular

access

Up to

30.7.2014

DSD - - Under

departmental

circulation.

5 612/SHGS/82 New Government land

opposite to 18-21

Bisney Road

52 RCP From the

date of

approval for

5 years

FEHD - - Under

departmental

circulation.

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