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Sham Shui Po District(Open in New Window) F. Sham Shui Po District - 67 - F. Sham Shui Po District Appendix II - F Sham Shui Po District Summaries of Written/Oral Representations Item * DCCAs No. Representations EAC’s Views No. W O 1 All DCCAs 1 - (a) F01 (Po Lai) Items (a) and (b) Proposes to transfer Un Chau These proposals are not accepted Estate Phase 5 out of the because: DCCA, and transfer the original location of So Uk (i) the projected population of F01 Estate and the area in the north (Po Lai), F02 (Cheung Sha of Castle Peak Road to F01 (Po Wan), F18 (Un Chau & So Uk) Lai), and rename as “Po Lai and F19 (Lei Cheng Uk) will and So Uk” for preserving the fall within the statutory community identity. permissible range. According to the established working (b) F02 (Cheung Sha Wan) principles, adjustment to their Proposes to transfer the areas existing boundaries is not covering Tonkin Street, Castle required; and Peak Road, Pratas Street and Cheung Sha Wan Road from (ii) there is a view supporting the F01 (Po Lai) to F02 (Cheung delineation proposal for F01 Sha Wan) for achieving (Po Lai) (please see item 2(a)). balanced population distribution between the two DCCAs. (c) F05 (Nam Cheong East) and Item (c) F06 (Nam Cheong South) This proposal is not accepted Proposes to transfer the area in because after the proposed the north of Cheung Sha Wan adjustment, the projected Road from F06 (Nam Cheong population of F05 (Nam Cheong South) to F05 (Nam Cheong East) (21,966) will exceed the East) because: statutory permissible upper limit (+29.49%). the projected population of F06 (Nam Cheong South) is relatively more than that of F05 (Nam Cheong East), it would achieve balanced population distribution between the two DCCAs; and * W: Number of written representation O: Number of oral representation F. Sham Shui Po District - 68 - F. Sham Shui Po District Item * DCCAs No. Representations EAC’s Views No. W O geographically, there is a highway separating the two DCCAs. (d) F11 (Fortune) Item (d) Proposes to include in the areas This proposal is not accepted covering Tung Chau Street, because: Tonkin Street, Cheung Sha Wan Road, Hing Wah Street, (i) the EAC considers it Lai Chi Kok Road and Fat undesirable to transfer the Tseung Street, and take up Un buildings from F01 (Po Lai) to Chau Estate Phase 5 from F01 F11 (Fortune) because the (Po Lai) because the time of projected population of F01 intake of both the Un Chau (Po Lai) will fall within the Estate Phase 5 and the Cheung statutory permissible range. Sha Wan Estate was within the According to the established same year. working principles, adjustment to its existing boundary is not required; (ii) by keeping the number of affected DCCAs to a minimum, the EAC proposes to re-delineate the boundaries of F11 (Fortune) and the adjacent two DCCAs with excess population, and to create a new DCCA, so that the projected population of the abovementioned three DCCAs can be maintained within the statutory permissible range; and (iii) there is a view supporting the delineation proposal for F01 (Po Lai) (please see item 2(a)). (e) F12 (Lai Chi Kok South) Item (e) Proposes to rename the DCCA This proposal is not accepted as “Hoi Lai” to depict that Hoi because its current name has been Lai Estate is included in the used since 2007 and the majori ty of DCCA. the public are used to this name, change of the DCCA name may cause confusion to the public. F. Sham Shui Po District - 69 - F. Sham Shui Po District Item * DCCAs No. Representations EAC’s Views No. W O (f) F15 (Mei Foo North) Item (f) Proposes to adopt Tsing Sha This proposal is not accepted Highway to be the eastern because the projected population of constituency boundary of F15 F15 (Mei Foo North) will fall (Mei Foo North) to show within the statutory permissible revision of the road network. range. According to the established working principles, adjustment to its existing boundary is not required. (g) F16 (Lai Chi Kok Central) Items (g) and (h) Proposes to form F16 by These proposals are not accepted combining Aqua Marine, The because: Pacifica and The Sparkle because Aqua Marine has (i) by combining Aqua Marine, maintained local ties with The Pacifica and The Sparkle Banyan Garden, Liberte and into a DCCA, the projected The Pacifica for ten years, and population of the DCCA proposes to rename the DCCA (10,839) will be below the as “Lai Chi Kok South”. statutory permissible lower limit (-36.11%); and (h) F17 (Lai Chi Kok North) (ii) Banyan Garden, Liberte and Proposes to form F17 (Lai Chi The Pacifica have been Kok North) by combining One constructed on the same West Kowloon, Banyan elevated podium with an Garden, Liberte and the nearby inter-connected shopping industrial building zone. arcade, there are certain ties between them which will be unnecessarily affected due to the adjustment proposed in the representation. (i) F18 (Un Chau & So Uk) Items (i) and (j) Proposes to form F18 by Please see items 1(a) and (b). combining Un Chau Estate Phases 1 to 4 and the areas covering Cheung Sha Wan Road, Kwong Cheung Street, Castle Peak Road, Fuk Wah Street, Wing Hong Street, Kwong Shing Street and the private buildings in the vicinity of Castle Peak Road located in F17 (Lai Chi Kok North) and rename the DCCA as “Un Chau”. F. Sham Shui Po District - 70 - F. Sham Shui Po District Item * DCCAs No. Representations EAC’s Views No. W O (j) F19 (Lei Cheng Uk) Proposes to transfer the areas covering Tonkin Street, Castle Peak Road, Pratas Street and Wai Wai Road from F01 (Po Lai) to F19 (Lei Cheng Uk) to achieve balanced population distribution between the two DCCAs. (k) F22 (Nam Shan, Tai Hang Item (k) Tung & Tai Hang Sai) This proposal is not accepted Proposes to “cut straight” the because: boundary in the area near Tsung Tsin Primary School (i) there is no justification to and rename the DCCA as prove that the proposal made in “Kowloon Tsai” (九龍仔 ) for the representation is clearly residents’ convenience. better than the provisional recommendations in terms of preserving community identities, local ties and geographical factors; and (ii) its current name has been used since 2007 and the majority of the public are used to this name. Besides, the DCCA name proposed in the representation is similar to the area “Kowloon Tsai” (九龍仔 ) located in the Kowloon City District, change of the DCCA name may cause confusion to the public. (l) After the above adjustments, Item (l) the code of the DCCAs has to Please see items 1(a) to (k). be re-arranged accordingly. (m) Supports the provisional Item (m) recommendations on F03 (Nam The supporting view is noted. Cheong North), F04 (Shek Kip Mei), F07 (Nam Cheong Central), F08 (Nam Cheong West), F09 (Fu Cheong), F10 (Lai Kok), F13 (Mei Foo South), F14 (Mei Foo Central), F20 (Ha Pak Tin), F21 (Yau F. Sham Shui Po District - 71 - F. Sham Shui Po District Item * DCCAs No. Representations EAC’s Views No. W O Yat Tsuen) and F23 (Lung Ping & Sheung Pak Tin) as they are in line with the EAC’s statutory criteria and working principles. 2 F01 – - 1 (a) Supports the provisional Item (a) Po Lai recommendations on F01 (Po The supporting view is noted. Lai) and F04 (Shek Kip Mei). F04 – Shek Kip (b) Same as item 1(c) because: Item (b) Mei Please see item 1(c). the projected population of F05 – F06 (Nam Cheong South) Nam is relatively more than that Cheong of F05 (Nam Cheong East East); and F06 – the residents of the area in Nam the north of Cheung Sha Cheong Wan Road mainly use the South community facilities located nearby the Shek F22 – Kip Mei Street, thus the Nam Shan, local ties of that area has Tai Hang comparatively less Tung & Tai connection with that of the Hang Sai area in the south of Cheung Sha Wan Road. (c) Proposes to rename F22 (Nam Item (c) Shan, Tai Hang Tung & Tai Please see item 1(k)(ii). Hang Sai) as “Kowloon Tsai” (九龍仔 ) because the name is composed of fewer words, and it could also represent the local identities. 3 F01– 1 - Proposes: Please see items 1(d), (g) and Po Lai (h)(ii). (i) to transfer Un Chau Estate F11– Phase 5 from F01 (Po Lai) to Fortune F11 (Fortune) for combining with public housing estates F16 – such as Fortune Estate, Hang Lai Chi Chun Court and Cheung Sha Kok Central Wan Estate in the same DCCA; and F. Sham Shui Po District - 72 - F. Sham Shui Po District Item * DCCAs No. Representations EAC’s Views No. W O F17 – (ii) to transfer Aqua Marine from Lai Chi F11 (Fortune) to F16 (Lai Chi Kok North Kok Central) and to transfer The Pacifica to F17 (Lai Chi Kok North) because: the DCCA is mainly composed of public housing estates having same factors of consideration in terms of public housing development; Fortune Estate is far away from Aqua Marine. Un Chau Estate Phase 5 and Cheung Sha Wan Estate in F11 (Fortune) are connected by a footbridge; the abovementioned proposal would not affect the demographic profile of F01 (Po Lai) on the ground that the time of intake of Un Chau Estate Phase 5 was mainly in July 2012; and F16 (Lai Chi Kok Central) and F17 (Lai Chi Kok North) similarly belong to middle class private housing DCCAs.
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