DDHC Paper No. 21/2019

DDHC Paper No. 21/2019 (for discussion on 18.7.2019) District Development and Housing Committee, Southern District Council Progress Report on Planning Works in the Southern District

Annex 1 Matters discussed at previous meetings that required follow-up actions (Progress as at 4.7.2019)

Annex 2 Planning Department－Progress Report on Planning Works in Southern District (Progress as at 30.6.2019)

Annex 3 Highways Department－Progress Report on Road Works in Southern District (Progress as at 30.6.2019)

Annex 4 Civil Engineering and Development Department－Progress Report on Other Works in Southern District (Progress as at 30.6.2019)

Annex 5 Housing Department－Progress Report on Public Housing Works in Southern District (Progress as at 30.6.2019)

Annex 6 Food and Environmental Hygiene Department－Progress Report on FEHD District Minor Works in Southern District (Progress as at 30.6.2019)

Annex 7 Lands Department－Progress Report on Lands Department Temporary Government Lands Allocation in Southern District (Progress as at 30.6.2019)

Annex 8 Follow-up on the Land Use upon MTRC Handing Back the Lands Currently Used as Work Sites (Progress as at 30.6.2019)

Abbreviations for government departments in this report: (in alphabetical order) ArchSD Architectural Services Department CEDD Civil Engineering and Development Department 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 MTR Corporation Mass Transit Railway Corporation Limited PlanD Planning Department WSD Water Supplies Department

Annex 1

Matters discussed at previous meetings that required follow-up actions (Progress as at 4.7.2019)

Latest Progress on Matters Date of First Discussion (Date of updates) 1. Ex- Shek O Quarry 26.7.2010

PlanD/HyD/MTR Corporation/LandsD (10.5.2019)

The ex-Shek O Quarry site falls within an area zoned “Undetermined” on the Tai Tam and Shek O Outline Zoning Plan (OZP). The “Undermined” zoning, under which all proposed developments would require planning permission from the Town Planning Board, will ensure that any interim development will not jeopardise the future planning and development of the site.

In 1994, the then Civil Engineering Department commenced the Shek O Quarry rehabilitation works, including tree planting trials and artificial nesting sites, and the concept of developing the rehabilitated quarry into a water sports centre was considered. The rehabilitation works was completed in 2012, and the site has been used as a casting basin of immersed tube tunnel units for the Shatin to Central Link project since end 2014. Upon completion of the immersed tube project as well as the demolition, removal and reinstatement works of the site by the MTR Corporation Limited (MTRC), the concerned land is expected to be handed over to the Lands Department or before upon the expiry of the Temporary Government Land Allocation (i.e. 31.12.2019). PlanD will review the zoning of the subject site and consult the District Council on the proposal.

LandsD received an application for Short Term Tenancy for the purposes of a Hong Kong International Sailing Centre. The applicant is Hong Kong Sailing Federation (being one of the National Sports Association). The application is being circulated to relevant departments for initial comments. Supplementary information is required from the applicant. LandsD have suggested Home Affairs Bureau to invite the applicant to present their proposal to the Southern District Council (SDC).

2. Request to Improve the Drainage System of the Villages in Southern District 16.5.2011

(I) On Pokfulam Village (13.3.2018)

DSD is now refining the project design.

3. Long-term Uses of the Site of Former Aberdeen Fire Station (AFS) 26.3.2012

Home Affairs Bureau (3.1.2018) The funding application on the project on “Development of Arts Space and a permanent office of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council at ex-Aberdeen Fire Station site (the site)” (the project) was approved by the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council on 22.4.2016. The approved project estimate of the project is $348.6 million in money-of-the-day (MOD) prices. Facilities to be provided include arts studios for renting to visual artists and media artists at affordable rates, an exhibition gallery and an arts information centre. The site will also accommodate a permanent office for the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC). The site has been included in the quarterly land sale programme for July – September 2016. The Lands Department announced in October 2016 that the tender for the site (Aberdeen Inland Lot No. 462 at Yip Kan Street and Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong) was awarded to the Grand Apex Limited (parent company: Sino Land Company Limited and Empire Group Holdings Limited), on a 50-year land grant at a premium of $2,528 million. It is expected that the construction works can be completed in 2022. Details of the project are available in the Finance Committee documents. http://www.legco.gov.hk/yr15-16/english/fc/pwsc/papers/p15-54e.pdf

The Home Affairs Bureau noted that District Development and Housing Committee (DDHC) would like to have more details on the progress of the works project. As the project was at its initial preparatory stage, more information would be provided to DDHC when available.

4. Planning Application for the “Comprehensive Development Area” Site in Wong Chuk Hang 26.11.2012

A motion was passed at SDC’s meeting on 22.9.2016 that “This Council strongly urges MTRC to ensure that the South (13.3.2017) Island Line (East) should be ready for commissioning as scheduled at the end of 2016, and that shopping malls, performance venues, community welfare facilities, public open space and improvement of the Public Traffic Interchange will be built simultaneously when building the first phase of the residential properties on the site of the previous Wong Chuk Hang Estate.” DDHC on 23.1.2017 requested the construction of a footbridge connecting the Wong Chuk Hang Comprehensive Development Area and the provision of connection point for the potential footbridge should allow flexibility in meeting the actual community needs in future.

Annex 2

District Development and Housing Committee, Southern District Council Progress Report on Planning Works in Southern District (As at 30.6.2019) I. Outline Zoning Plan

District Plan No. Project Description Remarks

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II. Planning Application Application submitted for Town Planning Board’s Consideration (1.5.2019 to 30.6.2019)

District Application No. Applied Use Location Consideration/Result Remarks Aberdeen A/H15/280 Proposed Minor Relaxation of Campus for On 17.5.2019, the Metro Planning During the first Building Height Restriction (from “Preparatory Years Committee (MPC) of the Town three weeks of the 80mPD to 91mPD) for Permitted and Primary Section” Planning Board (TPB) decided to defer statutory School Use of Singapore a decision on the application, pending publication period, International School submission of further information by 171 public (Hong Kong), 23 the applicant. comment were Nam Long Shan received. Road, Aberdeen

Aberdeen A/H15/281 Temporary Public Vehicle Park Shek Pai Wan Estate, On 17.5.2019, the MPC of TPB During the first (excluding container vehicle) Aberdeen, Hong decided to approve the application with three weeks of the (surplus monthly vehicle parking Kong condition. statutory spaces only) for a period of five publication period, years two public comments were received.

Stanley A/H19/78 Proposed Minor Relaxation of 7 Stanley Market The planning application was received The application and Building Height Restriction for Road and 78 & 79 by TPB on 13.12.2018. On 1.2.2019 the further Permitted Commercial Stanley Main Street, and 17.5.2019, the MPC of TPB information were Development within Stanley, Hong Kong decided to defer a decision on the published on “Commercial (1)” Zone and application as requested by the 21.12.2018 and Proposed Eating Place and Shop applicant pending the submission of 29.3.2019 for and Services Uses within an area further information from the applicant. public inspection. shown as Pedestrian During the first Precinct/Street three weeks of the statutory public inspection periods, a total of 46 public comments were received.

District Application No. Applied Use Location Consideration/Result Remarks Stanley A/H19/79 Proposed Holiday Camp (Open Strip of Government On 3.5.2019, the MPC of TPB decided During the first Deck Extension and Boat Storage Land to the North of to defer a decision on the application as three weeks of the Area) the Hong Kong requested by the applicant pending the statutory Federation of Youth submission of further information from publication period, Groups Stanley the applicant. two public Holiday Camp, comments were Stanley Bay, Hong received. Kong

III. Hotel Developments in Wong Chuk Hang Business Area Approved by Town Planning Board with Planning Permission Still Valid

Location Remarks

Planning permission (No. A/H15/265) for conversion of existing industrial building into hotel valid until Nov 2019. The previous lease modification application for non-industrial use (including hotel) was withdrawn by the applicant in Nov 2012. The existing lease is for industrial use and hotel is not permitted. Application for special waiver for conversion of the existing building for hotel use was 1. 41-43 Wong Chuk Hang Road submitted by the applicant in Oct 2015. Subsequently, the applicant in Oct 2016 revised the proposed user from “hotel” to “office”. Applicant in Jul 2017 further revised the proposal to “26-storey hotel” and submitted other background information including the related planning permission obtained to LandsD in Aug 2017 and Oct 2017. Such revised application is being processed. Such application had been approved by LandsD and the concerned basic terms were accepted by the Applicant in Nov 2018. The special waiver letter was executed in May 2019.

Planning permission (No. A/H15/264) for hotel development valid until Mar 2020. 2. 43 Heung Yip Road According to the Modification Letter governing the subject lot, redevelopment for hotel use is permitted under lease.

Annex 3

District Development and Housing Committee, Southern District Council Progress Report on Road Works in Southern District (As at 30.6.2019)

I. Preliminary Project Plan of Construction Works

Project Est. (Actual) Start Est. (Actual) PWP No. / Cat. Type Agency Progress / Remarks Description Date Completion Date

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Annex 4

District Development and Housing Committee, Southern District Council Progress Report on Other Works in Southern District (As at 30.6.2019)

I. Works Commenced

Est. (Actual) Est. (Actual) PWP No. / Cat. Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Start Date Completion Date 196WC/B+ Implementation of WSD Contract No. 13/WSD/19 - Construction of Pressure 12.2019 12.2023 Water Intelligent Management and District Metering Installations under Water Network (WIN), Intelligent Network – Remaining Works Remaining Works

9100WX/D Contract 10/WSD/14 WSD Contract No. 10/WSD/14 has commenced since July 2015. (7.2015) 1.2021 - Construction of The works involve the construction of around 58 nos. of Pressure Management District Metering Area in Southern District, which comprise and District Metering 75 nos. of works locations. Installations in Aberdeen, Central, Up to 30.6.2019, we have established 34 nos. [58%] of Eastern, Western, Sai District Metering Area in Southern District, which comprise Wan, Red Hill, 38 nos. [50%] of works locations. Kowloon West, Tsuen Wan, Sai Kung and Tuen Mun Major Fresh Water Supply Zones

Est. (Actual) Est. (Actual) PWP No. / Cat. Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Start Date Completion Date 191WC/A Replacement and WSD Contract No.12/WSD/10, which consists of construction (7.2011) 9.2019 Rehabilitation of works in Southern District, commenced on 18.7.2011. Water Mains Stage 4 Works are being carried out. The progress of works was Phase 1 affected by traffic, congested underground utilities, conflict with other utility undertakers or other circumstances stated below. Works in Southern District are as below:

(a) Bisney Road Footpath and Carriageway (Completed) (1.2012) (10.2018) [100%][Remark: The road reinstatement works is targeted to be completed in September 2019.] [Reason: In order to carry out the road reinstatement works, extra time is required to coordinate with Traffic Management Liaison Group (TMLG) members for Temporary Traffic Arrangement (TTA) implementation.];

(b) Wah King Street, Wah Hong Street and Victoria Road (1.2014) 12.2019 near Pok Fu Lam Fire Station Footpath and Carriageway (In progress) [97%] [Reason: The application of the new excavation permit (XP) for the connection works at Victoria Road is in progress. Therefore, the connection works will be carried out in stages and the connection works at Wah King Street and Wah Hong Street will be carried out first. Also, extra time is required to liaise with the Management Office of Wah Fu Estate regarding the arrangement of the planned connection works in order to minimise the impact of water suspension to the residents.];

Est. (Actual) Est. (Actual) PWP No. / Cat. Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Start Date Completion Date (c) Aberdeen Praya Road Carriageway (nearby sitting out (10.2015) 12.2019 area at Ap Lei Chau Bridge and nearby Wu Nam Street Public Toilet) (In progress) [55%] [Reason: Traffic Impact Assessment report for carrying out the works in daytime was submitted to Transport Department (TD) for approval and TD had expressed no objection in principle, extra time is required to coordinate with TMLG members for TTA implementation.];

(d) Kai Lung Wan Fresh Water Service Reservoir (In (1.2014) 7.2019 progress) [97%] [Reason: As Kai Lung Wan Fresh Water Service Reservoir involves a large water supply zone including Wah Fu Estate, schools, Pok Fu Lam Fire Station, commercial centers, etc., additional time was required to liaise with estate management office and local resident. Also, extra time is required for reviewing a number of proposals for minimising the water suspension area.] ;

Est. (Actual) Est. (Actual) PWP No. / Cat. Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Start Date Completion Date (e) Aberdeen Main Road (near Fung Tin Street) and (1.2017) 10.2019 Aberdeen Praya Road (near Bayshore Apartments) (In progress) [95%] (i) Aberdeen Main Road near Fung Tin Street (1.2019) (Completed) [100%] (ii) Aberdeen Praya Road (In progress) [95%] 10.2019 [Remark: Tunneling works (Completed), Mainlaying (Completed), Grouting (Completed), Construction of Washout Pit (In progress). As the working pit for tunneling works is located at the planting area of LCSD, extra time is required to liaise with relevant department for the planting proposal.]

Est. (Actual) Est. (Actual) PWP No. / Cat. Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Start Date Completion Date (3.2013) 12.2019 Contract No.3/WSD/12, which consists of construction

works in Southern District, commenced on 15.3.2013.

Works are being carried out. Works in Southern District

are as below:

(a) Nam Long Shan Road (near Remex Centre, No.42 of (11.2017) 12.2019 Wong Chuk Hang Road) [32%] [Status: After carrying out initial site investigation, it was found out that further investigation to determine the construction method was required. Extra time to apply a new XP and coordinate with TMLG members is required.].

Est. (Actual) PWP No. / Project Est. (Actual) Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Completion Cat. Description Start Date Date 341DS/A Harbour Drainage The item comprises upgrading of the Stonecutters Island Sewage Treatment (8.2011) (3.2018) Area Services Works and eight numbers of preliminary treatment works at Hong Kong Treatment Department Island. The project has been fully commissioned in Dec 2015. Scheme, Contract DC/2009/24 (Harbour Area Treatment Scheme Stage 2A Upgrading stage 2A - of Preliminary Treatment Works (PTWs) at Sandy Bay, Cyberport, Wah Fu, Upgrading Aberdeen and Ap Lei Chau), being part of the works of the above item, has of commenced on 31.8.2011. Since the full commission of the project in Dec Stonecutters 2015, the treated effluent from Sandy Bay, Cyberport, Wah Fu, Aberdeen and Island Ap Lei Chau sewage treatment works has been intercepted and conveyed to sewage the newly expanded Stonecutters Island Sewage Treatment Works for further treatment treatment. The water quality of the nearby waters is improved, as there is no works and more direct discharge of treated effluent into the areas. The works of preliminary DC/2009/24 mainly include the upgrading of the sewage treatment and treatment de-odourisation facilities in these PTWs. About 100% of works under the works contract has been completed. The upgrading works of PTWs are listed below: Sandy Bay PTW: Completed Cyberport PTW: Completed Wah Fu PTW: Completed Aberdeen PTW: Completed Ap Lai Chau PTW: Substantially completed

Progress Report on Landslip Prevention and Mitigation Works

PWP No. / Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Est. Est. (Actual) Cat. (Actual) Completion Start Date Date Head 705 Landslip Prevention CEDD Landslip prevention and mitigation works for 135 man-made slopes and Subhead and Mitigation 12 natural hillside study areas in the Southern District are completed. 5001BX/D Programme The natural hillside study areas are 11SW-C/SA3, 15NW-B/SA1, (LPMitP) 11SW-C/SA4, 11SW-D/SA12, 15NW-B/SA2, 15NW-B/SA5, 15NW-B/SA6, 11SW-A/SA5, 11SW-C/SA1, 11SW-C/SA2, 15NE-A/SA3 and 15NW-B/SA3. Landslip prevention and mitigation works for 14 man-made slopes and 5 natural hillside study areas are currently in progress.

(1) Slope No. 15NE-A/C70 at Repulse Bay Road [85%] (3.2018) 9.2019 (2) Slope No. 15NE-A/C193 (Phase 1) at Tai Tam Road [100%] (3.2018) (6.2019) (Completed) (3) Slope No. 11SW-C/F411 at Peel Rise [85%] (9.2018) 8.2019 (4) Slope No. 15NE-A/C240 near the junction of Stanley Gap Road (10.2018) (6.2019) and Headland Road [100%] (Completed) (5) Slope No. 15NE-A/CR389 at South Bay Road [90%] (9.2018) 7.2019 (6) Slope No. 15NE-A/C90 at South Bay Road [85%] (10.2018) 8.2019* (7) Slope No. 15NE-A/F45 at Tai Tam Road [65%] (10.2018) 12.2019* (8) Slope No. 15NE-A/C241 at West of Eden View, Stanley Gap Road (12.2018) 12.2019 [50%] (9) Slope No. 15NW-B/C151 at above Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau (12.2018) 3.2020 [40%] (10) Slope No. 11SE-C/C237 at Repulse Bay Road [40%] (3.2019) 12.2019

PWP No. / Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Est. Est. (Actual) Cat. (Actual) Completion Start Date Date (11) Slope No. 15NE-B/C235 at Shek O Road [30%] (4.2019) 12.2019 (12) Slope No. 11SW-D/CR78 at Aberdeen Main Road [55%] (3.2019) 9.2019* (13) Slope No. 11SW-D/C1846 at Deep Water Bay Road [25%] (4.2019) 2.2020 (14) Slope No. 15NE-A/C313 at Stanley Gap Road [10%] (6.2019) 1.2020 (15) Slope No. 15NW-B/C97 at Island Road [10%] (5.2019) 9.2020 (16) Slope No. 11SW-D/FR651 at Wong Chuk Hang San Wai [5%] (5.2019) 11.2020 (17) 1 Natural hillside study area at Shek Pai Wan Road, Aberdeen (11.2014) 7.2019* (Study Area Number 11SW-C/SA5) [98%] (18) 1 Natural hillside study area at Repulse Bay Road (Study Area (2.2018) 4.2020 Number 15NE-A/SA6) [60%] (19) 1 Natural hillside study area Behind Repulse Bay Apartments at (1.2018) 2.2020 Repulse Bay Road (Study Area Number 15NE-A/SA4) [65%] (20) 1 Natural hillside study area Behind Island Road (10.2018) 5.2020 (Study Area Number 15NW-B/SA4) [45%] (21) 1 Natural hillside study area Behind Lee Wing Street, Ap Lei Chau (10.2018) 6.2020 (Study Area Number 15NW-B/SA7) [40%]

* Anticipated completion dates are revised due to modification of works programme.

PWP No. / Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Est. Est. (Actual) Cat. (Actual) Completion Start Date Date Head 705 Landslip Prevention CEDD In the coming year, CEDD is planning to progressively commence the Subhead and Mitigation landslip prevention and mitigation works for other 16 man-made slopes 5001BX/D Programme (LPMitP) and 1 natural hillside study area.

(1) Slope No. 15NE-A/C195 at Tai Tam Road 11.2019* 8.2020* (2) Slope No. 15NE-A/C197 at Tai Tam Road 3.2020* 12.2020* (3) Slope No. 15NE-A/C13 at Repulse Bay Road 9.2019 2.2020 (4) Slope No. 11SW-D/R10 at Wong Chuk Hang Road 10.2019* 3.2020* (5) Slope No. 15NE-A/C176 at Tai Tam Road 9.2019 9.2020 (6) Slope No. 11SE-D/CR698 at Tai Long Wan Village 10.2019* 5.2020* (7) Slope No. 11SW-C/R342 at Pok Fu Lam Village 11.2019* 8.2020* (8) Slope No. 15NW-B/C435 at Island Road 9.2019* 3.2021* (9) Slope No. 15NE-A/C608 at Tai Tam Road 7.2020* 5.2021* (10) Slope No. 11SE-C/C534 at Tai Tam Road 11.2019 4.2021 (11) Slope No. 11SW-C/CR187 at Sandy Bay Road 12.2019 3.2020 (12) Slope No. 15NE-A/F116 at Tai Tam Road Catchwater 1.2020 12.2020 (13) Slope No. 15NW-B/C54 at Island Road 3.2020 2.2021 (14) Slope No. 15NW-B/C385 (Phase 2) at Island Road 5.2020 4.2022 (15) Slope No. 11SW-C/C1015 at Mount Davis Road 9.2019* 3.2020*

PWP No. / Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks [Completion rate (%)] Est. Est. (Actual) Cat. (Actual) Completion Start Date Date (16) Slope No. 11SW-C/F398 at Pok Fu Lam Village 9.2019 9.2020 (17) 1 Natural hillside study area Behind Tin Wan Hill Road (Study Area 9.2019* 8.2020* Number 11SW-C/SA7)

* Anticipated completion dates are revised due to modification of works programme. # During the 16th DDHC on 19.7.2018, discussions were held on “Motion: Slope Works should be Implemented with Widening of Roads and Addition of Footpaths”. CEDD has completed a feasibility review on whether the related slope works could include the widening of roads and addition of footpaths. Please refer to the results at Appendix.

PWP No. / Project Description Agency Progress / Remarks Cat. Head 705 Landslip Prevention CEDD CEDD is carrying out stability investigation for other 7 man-made slopes Subhead and Mitigation in the Southern District, which are in the early stage of the LPMit 5001BX/D Programme (LPMitP) Programme. The stability investigations of these slopes are not yet completed. Therefore, upgrading works to these slopes may not be required if it is later confirmed that the slopes meet the required safety standards.

(1) Slope No. 15NE-A/CR45 at Repulse Bay Road (2) Slope No. 15NE-A/CR62 at Belleview Drive (3) Slope No. 11SW-D/C1058 at Hong Kong Police College (4) Slope No. 11SW-D/C1059 at Hong Kong Police College (5) Slope No. 11SW-C/C42 at Wah King Street (6) Slope No. 15NE-B/C72 at Bay Wave Bay Road (7) Slope No. 15NE-A/FR34 at Repulse Bay Road

Annex 5 District Development and Housing Committee, Southern District Council Progress Report on Public Housing Works in Southern District (As at 30.6.2019)

I. Planned Works / Works Commenced (up to the end of two financial years later) Project Description Est. (Actual) PWP / Estate Responsible Team Est. (Actual) Start Date Remarks Completion Date Proposed Public Project Sub-division CEDD published on 21 With the timely completion of The Government has completed the procedures Housing 3, Development and September 2018 the gazettes all procedures (including of OZP amendments for rezoning the five sites Developments at Construction for the proposed road and public consultation, funding in Pokfulam South. On 21.8.2018, the Chief Pok Fu Lam South Division sewerage works under Roads approval by the Legislative Executive in Council approved the Pok Fu and Wah Fu Estate (Works, Use and Council, execution of relevant Lam OZP. The department is preparing Redevelopment Compensation) Ordinance and works, etc.), the first phase of planning brief and carrying out preparation Water Pollution Control reception units are expected to works for the geotechnical investigation and (Sewerage) Regulation to complete and launch architectural design for the proposed public serve the future public respectively in 2026 the housing developments. Upon completion of housing developments at earliest. the planning brief and architectural design, the Pokfulam South. With the flat production, development programme and timely completion of all public housing type at the relevant sites will procedures (including gazettal then be determined. Afterwards, the procedure, public department will start studying the consultation, funding approval redevelopment proposal of Wah Fu Estate and by the Legislative Council and consult relevant stakeholders. execution of relevant works, etc.), CEDD anticipated to commence the concerned site formation works and road works in the second quarter of 2020.

Annex 6

District Development and Housing Committee, Southern District Council Progress Report on FEHD District Minor Works in Southern District (As at 30.6.2019)

I. Preliminary Project Plan of Construction Works Latest Progress on Matters Date of First Discussion (Date of updates) 1. On Wong Chuk Hang San Wai Village (31.10.2018)

FEHD advised that Railway Development Section of LandsD had requested MTRC to replant trees at the proposed location of Wong Chuk Hang San Wai Village Public Toilet according to the approved Tree Removal Application in 2011. FEHD has accordingly requested LandsD to waive to replant trees at the subject location so as to prevent affecting the construction works of the public toilet. Railway Development Section of LandsD replied that MTRC is not required to plant the compensatory trees on the proposed San Wai Village Public Toilet site. After communication with LandsD, FEHD obtained the reply from LandsD regarding the approval of the application of land allocation on 20.10.2016. FEHD informed ArchSD about LandsD’s approval of the application of land allocation so as to facilitate ArchSD’s consideration to grant the funding application for construction of the Wong Chuk Hang San Wai Village Public Toilet. Having approval by Minor Building Works Committee on mid-year of 2017 the funding for the project of Wong Chuk Hang San Wai Village Public Toilet, ArchSD proceeded the relevant design and planning work of the project. ArchSD has handed over the construction site to her contractor since 30.7.2018 for arrangement of construction works and anticipated that the construction of San Wai Village Public Toilet in Wong Chuk Hang completed around 4th quarter of 2019. FEHD will report the progress in the committee when ArchSD provides the updated situation.

LandsD advised that the land allocation application made by FEHD for construction of a new public toilet at Wong Chuk Hang San Wai Village was approved on 20.10.2016. The site was handed over to FEHD on 11.7.2018.

Latest Progress on Matters Date of First Discussion (Date of updates) 2. Stanley Link Road Public Toilet (30.6.2019)

FEHD will carry out public toilet refurbishment works on Stanley Link Road public toilets at Stanley Road near Stanley Link Road to improve and upgrade public toilet facilities. The ArchSD’s consultant for this refurbishment project has now completed the design. After the completion of the refurbishment works, the number of three urinal bowls in the male toilet will be maintained. Two pedestal water closets will be provided in compartments of the male toilet while four pedestal water closets will be provided in compartments of female toilet. An “Accessible Unisex Toilet” (AUT) will be provided. Besides, baby changing stations are added to the female toilet and AUT to facilitate the care of children. The estimated date of commencement is the 4th quarter of 2019, and the estimated completion date is the 2nd quarter of 2020. During the refurbishment works, members of the public can use the public toilet of the Stanley Municipal Services Building, or the toilet in Stanley Beach at Stanley Beach Road managed by LCSD.

II. Commenced Works

Estimated Item Proposed Start Date Estimated Completion Date FEHD Contact ASD Contact Location Remarks No. Minor Works [Actual [Actual Completion Date] Person Person Start Date] Senior Health San Wai Inspector Project Manager/ Village, Wong (Cleansing/Pest San Wai PM344, 1. Chuk Hang near Control) Southern, Village Public [Sep 2018] 4th quarter of 2019 Works in progress Miss KAN Wong Chuk Mr. LAU Toilet Ching-ching Hang Road Wai-cheung 【2867 3726】 Garden 【2903 0402】

Senior Health Inspector Property Services Stanley Link Stanley Link (Cleansing/Pest Manager/ PM14, Road near Preparation stage of 2. Road Public 4th quarter of 2019 2nd quarter of 2020 Control) Southern, Mr. WONG Stanley Main refurbishment Toilet Mr. LAU Wing-lim, William Beach Wai-cheung 【2773 2426】【2903 0402】

Annex 7

District Development and Housing Committee, Southern District Council Progress Report on Lands Department Temporary Government Lands Allocation in Southern District (As at 30.6.2019)

Type of TGLA Item TGLA No./ (New/ Proposed Proposed Proposed User Dept. Date of Date of Remarks No. File Ref. Renewal) Location Area (m2) User Term (Allocatee) Allocation Withdrawn (Current Situation)

1. GLA-THK 1753 Renewal Government 126 Car Extend up to Hong Kong - - Regarding the 504/SHGS/82 land between parking 11.2.2020 Police objection from No. 24 and 25 spaces Force DDHC, Hong Kong Shum Wan Police Force Road, Wong responded that the Chuk Hang proposed parking was for its operational needs. TD had no comment and Security Bureau had given approval to the proposed extension. Case in progress.

2. GLA-THK1892 Renewal Tin Wan Praya 820 Works Area Extend up to DSD - - DSD had been L/M Road, Aberdeen 30.9.2019 requested to provide 988/SHMS/82 A supplementary information before processing the application for renewal. DSD had provided supplementary information. DSD had further applied for extension period up to 30.9.2019. DSD request is being processed.

Type of TGLA Remarks Item TGLA No./ (New/ Proposed Proposed Proposed User Dept. Date of Date of (Current No. File Ref. Renewal) Location Area (m2) User Term (Allocatee) Allocation Withdrawn Situation)

3. GLA-THK950 Renewal At Stanley 127 Manoeuvring Extend up WSD - - Departmental 177/HGS/62 Gap Road and/or Parking to circulation of Waterworks 31.5.2020 completed. Vehicles to/from Pending approval. Stanley Mound Fresh Water Pumping Station & Extension

4. GLA-THK Renewal Cyberport 6 855 Sewage Extended up DSD - - Objections received have 1785 Road, Pok Treatment to been forwarded to DSD for 394/SHGS/8 Fu Lam Plant 31.12.2020 their follow-up action. 2 DSD advised that objection had been resolved.

An application for time extension for proposed GLA-THK 1785 up to 31.12.2020 is under processing.

Meanwhile, DSD has applied for PGLA for the same use at the same site.

The PGLA application is under processing. In the event that the PGLA is granted before the expiry of GLA-THK 1785, the application for time extension of GLA-THK 1785 will not be further processed. 28

5. GLA-THK Renewal Sandy Bay, 3 460 Works Area Extended CEDD - - CEDD further applied to 2003 Pok Fu Lam up to extend the allocation up to 3/SHGS/201 20.4.2021 20.4.2021. 5 Departmental circulation and local consultation have been completed. Objection have been resolved. Pending approval.

6. GLA-THK New Sandy Bay, 8 485 Works Area From to be ArchSD - - To facilitate the proposed 2022 Pok Fu Lam (To be (Redevelopm confirmed trail works at Sandy Bay, the 4/SHGS/201 confirmed) ent of Queen to proposed site boundary is 7 Mary 31.12.2025 further revised. Liaising Hospital with SDO and ArchSD. Just received SDO’s comment on the proposed revised site boundary, now under process.

7. GLA-THK Renewal No. 800 4,140 Government Extended Government - - Departmental circulation 1748 Victoria Laboratory up to Laboratory and local consultation have 5/HGS/63 III Road for Food 17.1.2022 been completed. Objection Testing Uses has been resolved. Pending approval.

8. GLA-THK New Tin Wan 606 Depot 1.6.2019 to DSD - - Departmental circulation 2030 Praya Road 31.12.2022 and local consultation was 18/SHGS/20 completed. Approval has 18 been granted.

Annex 8 District Development and Housing Committee, Southern District Council Follow-up on the Land Use upon MTRC Handing Back the Lands Currently Used as Work Sites (As at 30.6.2019)

(PlanD’s comments: The subject site falls within an area zoned “Government, Institution or Community” (“G/IC”) on the Aberdeen & Ap Lei Chau OZP and is reserved for provision of G/IC facilities.)

Location Anticipated Approximate Managing Planned Use/Follow-up Actions Date of First Handover Area Size Agent (Provided by Managing Department/Agent) Discussion Date (m2) (Date of updates) Chung Hom The site is had been granted by 6 400 + LandsD Long-term planned use of the land is to be advised 26.1.2015 Shan LandsD to Ocean Park 2 500 by PlanD. LandsD would facilitate any application Corporation Limited under a for use of the land in accordance with applicable (1.9.2017) short term tenancy for the site procedures. for storage purpose in two phases on 1.8.2017 and (PlanD’s comments: The subject site falls within 31.1.2018 respectively for a an area zoned “Other Specified Uses” annotated term up to 31.7.2019. “Composite Signals Organization Station Complex” on the Stanley OZP intended primarily to provide land for composite signals organization station complex and its ancillary facilities.)

Appendix

Southern District Council District Development and Housing Committee

Response on “Motion: Slope Works should be Implemented with Widening of Roads and Addition of Footpaths”

Feature No. Slopes Works Implemented with If no, please explain: Widening of Roads and Provision of Footpaths (Yes/No)

15NE-A/CR45 No Difficulties include:  24-hour road closure;  Severe environmental impact (such as additional felling of at least 10 nos. of trees, additional soil/rock excavation of at least 1 000m3);  Significant prolongation of construction period (from 14 months to at least 24 months);  Significant additional construction cost (from HK$ 1.2 million to at least HK$ 3 million); and  Land matters (construction within private slopes and demolition and reprovision of access road to private lot).

15NE-A/FR34 No The preparation works have been proceeded with at the advance stage, so it is not suitable to consider further incorporating road widening and addition of footpath into slope upgrading works.

15NE-B/C72 No Difficulties include:  24-hour road closure;  Severe environmental impact (such as additional felling of at least 22 nos. of trees, additional soil/rock excavation of at least 420 m3);  Significant prolongation of construction period (from six months to at least 12 months);  Significant additional construction cost (from HK$ 2 million to at least HK$ 3 million); and  Land matters (construction within private slopes).

15NE-A/CR62 No Not a roadside slope.

11SW-D/C1058 No Not a roadside slope.

11SW-D/C1059 No Not a roadside slope.

11SW-C/C42 No Not a roadside slope.