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EHHC Paper No. 58/2020 Appendix Appendix Locations and Number of Recycling Bins of the AFCD No. of in Southern District Recycling Bins 1 Aberdeen Country Park 47 2 Pok Fu Lam Country Park 3 3 Shek O Country Park 5 4 Tai Tam Country Park 32 Locations and Number of Recycling Bins of the FEHD No. of in Southern District Recycling Bins 1 Pavement opposite to Larvotto, Tower 1, No. 8 Ap Lei 1 Chau Praya Road (near lamp post 27774) 2 In front of 1 Sha Wan Drive 1 3 Near Shouson Plaza, No. 16E Shouson Hill Road (opposite 1 to lamp post 19287) 4 Beside Nam Ning Street Park, Aberdeen 1 5 Near Comfort Centre, at Yue Fai Road, Aberdeen 1 6 Outside Aberdeen Market Complex, Chengtu Road 1 7 Roundabout of Lee Man Road, Ap Li Chau 1 8 No. 161 Main Street Street, Ap Lei Chau 1 9 Junction of Nam Long Shan Road and Wong Chuk Hang 1 Road (near Sitting-out Area) 10 Outside Bus Terminus, Nam Long Shan Road 1 11 Near Roundabout, junction of Tai Tam Road and Stanley 1 Gap Road 12 No. 3 Welfare Road (near Jumbo Court), Wong Chuk Hang 1 13 Shouson Hill Road junction of Wong Chuk Hang Road 1 (near Sun Wai RCP) 14 At side of Big Wave Bay Village RCP 1 15 Carmel Road Bus Terminus, Ma Hang 1 16 Entrance of Stanley Plaza, Stanley Main Street 1 17 Outside Chung Hom Kok Temporary RCP 1 18 South Horizon Public Transport Interchange 1 19 Bus Terminus at Wu Nam Street, Aberdeen (near subway) 1 20 Tin Wan Street near Tin Wan Estate Public Transport 1 Interchange 21 Outside car park, Repulse Bay Beach Road (opposite 1 Beach Road RCP) 22 At side of Minibus Terminus, Stanley Beach Road 1 23 21 Bisney Road 1 24 Lee Nam Road Refuse Collection Point 1 25 Apleichau Market Complex Public Toilet 1 26 Sea View Promenade near Repulse Bay Beach Side 1 2 Locations and Number of Recycling Bins of the FEHD No. of in Southern District Recycling Bins 27 Pavement in front of No. 30 Island Road 1 28 Opposite side of No. 10 Headland Road 1 29 47 Sassoon Road 1 30 Cyberport Public Transport Interchange 1 31 Glendale, 8-12 Deepwater Bay Drive 1 32 At side of No. 37 Mount Davis Road 1 33 No. 51 Mount Davis Road 1 34 Shek O Headland Road Temporary RCP 1 35 12A South Bay Road 1 36 Pavement at Stanley New Street outside Stanley Municipal 1 Services Building Public Toilet 37 In front of 29 Tung Tau Wan Road 1 38 Near Ovolo Hotel, No. 100 Shek Pai Wan Road, Tin Wan 1 39 125 Repulse Bay Road (adjacent to temporary refuse 1 collection bin site) 40 19-27 Repulse Bay Road (near bus stop) 1 41 89, Cape Road, Stanley, HK 1 42 Junction of Stanley Village Road and Stanley Mount Road 1 (outside Stanley Court) 43 Tin Wan Close RCP (Next to No. 9 Tin Wan Close, Tin 1 Wan, H.K.) 44 At side of Pokfulam Road near Queen Mary Hospital 1 Public Toilet 45 Pok Fu Lam Village (near German Swiss International 1 School) 46 Yip Fat Street (near Yip Fat Street Public Toilet) 1 47 Aberdeen Main Road (near Kin Fai Building, No. 18-20 1 Aberdeen Main Road) 48 Pavement at Yue Fai Road (near Shek Pai Wan Lift Tower) 1 49 Pavement at No. 67 Repulse Bay Road (near Bus Stop) 1 50 Near Kwun King Court, Aberdeen Centre, at Cheng Tu 1 Road, Aberdeen 51 Pavement at Kwun Hoi Path, Aberdeen (opposite to Ocean 1 Court) 52 No. 26 Ping Lan Street, Ap Lei Chau 1 3 Locations and Number of Recycling Bins of the FEHD No. of in Southern District Recycling Bins 53 Stanley Link Road (near Tytam Village Public Toilet) 1 54 South Bay Close (near Hong Kong International School) 1 55 Sham Wan Road Public Transport Interchange 1 56 Ocean Park Public Transport Interchange 1 57 Temporary refuse collection point opposite to No. 33 1 Sassoon Road 58 No. 2 Headland Road 1 59 At side of Middle Bay Temporary Refuse Collection Point 1 60 Pavement near No. 87 Repulse Bay Road 1 61 Opposite to No. 216 Victoria Road 1 62 No. 10 Sha Wan Drive 1 63 Pavement at the junction between Chung Hom Kok Road 1 and Ching Sau Lane 64 Pavement at the junction between Bisney Road and 1 Victoria Road (near refuse collection point (S-2)) 65 Pavement outside No. 112C Pok Fu Lam Village (next to 1 Posting box No. H34), opposite to Lamp Post 41418 66 Pavement opposite to No. 11A Shouson Hill Road West 1 67 Pavement opposite to No. 11 Consort Road 1 68 Pavement outside Tsung Man Street RCP 1 69 At the pavement near L/P: EP5320 opposite to Tai Pak 1 feeder boat pier at Aberdeen Promenade 70 Pavement outside Pok Fu Lam Village Temporary RCP 1 71 Wah King Street, Wah Fu Estate (near lamp post 34742) 1 4 Locations and Number of Recycling Bins of the HD in No. of Southern District Recycling Bins 1 Wah Fu (I) Estate 13 2 Wah Fu (II) Estate 6 3 Tin Wan Estate 5 4 Shek Pai Wan Estate 10 5 Ma Hang Estate 4 6 Ap Lei Chau Estate 10 5 Locations and Number of Recycling Bins of the LCSD No. of in Southern District Recycling Bins 1 Pao Yue Kong Swimming Pool 3 2 Deep Water Bay Beach 3 3 Repulse Bay Beach 7 4 Middle Bay Beach 1 5 South Bay Beach 2 6 Stanley Main Beach 4 7 Harpin Beach 1 8 Turtle Cove Beach 1 9 St. Stephen's Beach 2 10 Chung Hom Kok Beach 1 11 Shek O Beach 8 12 Big Wave Bay Beach 3 13 Rocky Bay Beach 1 14 St. Stephen's Beach Water Sports Centre 2 15 Aberdeen Sports Ground 4 16 Wong Chuk Hang Recreation Ground 4 17 Waterfall Bay Park 1 18 Aberdeen Promenade 2 19 Ap Lei Chau Park 2 20 Ap Lei Chau Waterfront Promenade 1 21 Aberdeen Tennis and Squash Centre 2 22 Ap Lei Chau Sports Centre 1 23 Yue Kwong Road Sports Centre 1 24 Aberdeen Sports Centre 1 25 Wong Chuk Hang Sports Centre 2 26 Stanley Sports Centre 1 27 Stanley Main Beach Water Sports Centre 2 28 Ap Lei Chau Wind Tower Park 3 29 Hong Fu Playground 1 30 Stanley Promenade 1 31 Kwun Hoi Path Sitting out Area 1 6 .
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