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Task Force on Harbourfront Developments in Kowloon, Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing Task Force on Harbourfront Developments in Kowloon, Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing Terms of Reference The harbourfront areas under the purview of the Task Force are marked blue on the map attached. The Task Force on Harbourfront Developments in Kowloon, Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing will take into account the Harbour Planning Principles and Guidelines, and will assist the Harbourfront Commission in the following areas with respect to developments in the harbourfront areas and adjacent waters within the harbour limit in Kowloon, Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing — (a) to provide comments on and monitor the planning, land/marine use, urban design and implementation of harbourfront development proposals; (b) to advocate harbourfront enhancement measures and projects and advise on their implementation strategies; (c) to advise on suitable management models for harbourfront sites, with a view to proactively fostering partnership with the non-governmental sector including the local District Councils, commercial enterprises, social enterprises, community-based trusts, special purpose companies and other non-governmental organisations; (d) to provide advice and guidance to the community and stakeholders including the Harbour Office, government departments, project proponents and others as needed and/or organise public engagement activities regarding the planning and urban design of harbourfront development projects; (e) to promote the harbourfront to locals and visitors through marketing and branding efforts; and (f) to lead relevant studies commissioned by the Harbour Office on behalf of the Harbourfront Commission, including providing advice on the preparation of briefs/scope of work, assessment criteria for selecting consultants, evaluation of the study process and outcomes, and the recommendations The Task Force shall report to the Harbourfront Commission on its recommendations and progress on a regular basis. Rev.15.3.2018 SHEUNG KWAI CHUNG CHAI WAN KOK ·qfiˇfio fl Task Force on Harbourfront Developments on Hong Kong Island j¤| HAM TIN fl TSUENTown Hall WAN TSUEN WAN ª¸ SHA TIN ª¸KWAI CHUNG HEIGHTS £ßw…fio PAK SHEK KWAI CHUNG Task Force on Kai Tak Harbourfront Development NGA YING CHAU E⁄sB¡flW˘˛⁄“‚C« TEI LUNG HAU HA KWAI CHUNG FUNG SHUE WOK TAI WAN WO ª¸C« Task Force on Harbourfront Developments in Kowloon, Kwai Tsing Theatre Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing TSING LENG Rambler TSUI Channel Typhoon Shelter RAMBLER CHANNEL SHEK WAN TSZ WAN SHAN MA WAN CHANNEL U¤ª HO CHUNG VALLEY HA KWAIHA CHUNG KWAI CHUNG KAM CHUK KOK C« TA KU LING PAK FA LAM FUNG WONG TSING YI SAN TSUEN TAI WO PING BEACON HILL DIAMOND HILL SAI TSO WAN SO UK WANG TAU HOM WONG TAI SIN ˛«g Pik Uk NAM WAN Correctional flKLAI CHI KOK E¤s Institution PIK UK AU KOWLOON TONG s·Z CHUN FA LOK NGAU CHI WAN LAI CHI KOK CHEUNGøªF SHA WAN SANSAN PO PO KONGKONG CHEUNG SHA WAN SHEK KIP MEI KWAI TSING NAM WAN Ƥu KOWLOON TONG Chemical CONTAINER TERMINALS NAM WAN KOK Works TAN SHAN SAM LONG YAU YAT E¤s TSUEN ‘† KOWLOON CITY KOWLOON CITY SHAMSHAM SHUISHUI PO PO TAI PO LAM NGAU WU ˘„›~« NGAU TAU Wholesale Food KOK Market ‰‡ˆ§ E¤s JORDAN Wholesale Fish VALLEY N±x Market MA TAU WAI KOWLOONKOWLOON BAY BAY TSEUNG KWAN O ø' j¤¤ SAU MAU PING Pun Shan Shek STONECUTTERS ISLAND STONECUTTERS( NGONG ISLAND SHUEN CHAU ) TAITAI KOK KOK TSUI TSUI ' g¤Ê MA TAU KOK MONG KOK MONG KOK TO KWA WAN CROCODILE HILL TSUI LAM E¤s Kowloon TO KWA Rock KOWLOON WAN oªÂ HO MAN TIN To Kwa Wan YAUYAU MA MA TEI TEI E¤ Typhoon Shelter New Yau Ma Tei Typhoon Shelter Kwun Tong KWUN TONG[Æ Typhoon Shelter KOWLOON KWUN TONG KING'S PARK õ¬ LAM TIN KOWLOON BAY HUNG HOM HUNG HOM SAI TSO WAN ⁄ HK Observatory »›·Ø CHA KWO WEST KOWLOON CULTURAL DISTRICT HK Coliseum LING y¦F oª JUNK BAY KWUN TONG TIU KENG LENG TSIMTSIM SHA TSUI TSAI WAN ( TSEUNG KWAN O ) SHA TSUI YAU TONG CHIU KENG WAN YAU TONG V I ⁄˘⁄ NORTH POINT Cultural Centre V I C T SAI YING PUN C O TSAU T R WAN I R _¥ SAI WAN ˘„›~« O A U Wholesale Food R O NORTH POINT Market R B R I A H A U O QUARRY BAY H A R B SHEK TONG TSUI W¤ Uý³ SHEUNG WAN Causeway Bay LEI YUE MUN Lei Yue Mun Point è¦ SHEUNG WAN CENTRAL DISTRICT Typhoon Shelter o‰ Shaukeiwan SAI WAN WAN CHAI QUARRY BAY Typhoon Shelter q¹ j¤| SAI WAN HO SULPHUR CHANNEL KENNEDY TOWN City Hall Escalator ¥k“| CAUSEWAY BAY è¦W ¥F MID-LEVELS Legislative ¤¤ Council Bldg »r SAI WAN HO Pak Sha Wan ˜„ “¥ Police HQ CAUSEWAY BAY CENTRAL DISTRICT The High TAI HANG Court WÆ fi· KSHAU KEI WAN WAN CHAI MORRISON HILL LEIGHTON CAROLINE SHAU KEI WAN HILL ƒ« Harbour Limit HILL Lo Shue Pai fi SO KON PO THE PEAK HONG HONG ISLAND Harbourfront Areas »› SCALE SANDY BAY METRES 800 0 800 1 600 METRES HAPPY VALLEY JARDINE'S LOOKOUT POK FU LAM fi˘¤¨e'ß›|•`U⁄M Areas of Responsibility of the Harbourfront Commission Task Forces HP_SR_10_002_4 Date : 26/08/2010.
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