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List of Proposed Archsd Projects 2015-16 for the Refurbishment of Government Buildings Rough Indication Item Project Description of Cost No List of Proposed ArchSD Projects 2015-16 for the Refurbishment of Government Buildings Rough Indication Item Project Description of Cost No. (RIC) 005/15 Hammer Hill Road Swimming Pool - Refurbishment of indoor swimming pool 1M-5M 012/15 Hotung Secondary School - Refurbishment of patio and classroom blocks 1M-5M 013/15 Cheung Chau Chest Clinic - Refurbishment of ventilation system 1M-5M 014/15 East Kowloon Polyclinic - Refurbishment of East Kowloon chest clinic 5M-10M 018/15 Boundary Street Recreation Ground - Refurbishment of toilets and changing rooms 1M-5M 020/15 Tai Po Hau Market Complex - Refurbishment of public toilets 1M-5M Tsun Yip Street Cooked Food Market - Refurbishment of ventilation system and 021/15 5M-10M roof garden 022/15 Plover Cove Public Toilet and Kiosk (PB870) - Refurbishment of toilet 1M-5M 023/15 Bride's Pool Public Toilet (PB998) - Refurbishment of toilet 1M-5M 024/15 Peak Tower Public Toilet - Refurbishment of toilet 1M-5M 025/15 Cheung Chau Self Help Care Village Public Toilet - Refurbishment of toilet 1M-5M 026/15 Wing Hing Toilet - Refurbishment of toilet 5M-10M 027/15 Sai Kung Tui Min Hoi Public Toilet (SK-208) - Refurbishment of toilet 1M-5M 028/15 Sai Kung Ho Chung Public Toilet (SK-203) - Refurbishment of toilet 1M-5M 029/15 Portland Street Public Toilet - Refurbishment of toilet 1M-5M Note: The list of projects are subject to change in the course of the year. Updated as at : 08 MAY 2015 List of Proposed ArchSD Projects 2015-16 for the Refurbishment of Government Buildings 030/15 Government Central Pier No.1 - Refurbishment of male and female toilets at 2/F 1M-5M 032/15 Yuen Long Police Station - Refurbishment of report room 5M-10M 036/15 Queen Elizabeth Stadium - Refurbishment of fire services system 5M-10M 037/15 Fu Heng Neighborhood Community Centre - Refurbishment of fire services system 1M-5M 038/15 Tai Wo Neighborhood Community Centre - Refurbishment of fire services system 1M-5M Wan Tau Tong Neighborhood Community Centre - Refurbishment of fire services 039/15 1M-5M system 044/15 Tai Po Complex - Refurbishment of fire services system 5M-10M Hong Kong International Airport - Refurbishment of Air Traffic Control Tower 047/15 25M-30M (South Tower) 048/15 Hong Kong International Airport - Refurbishment of Airport Meteorological Office 10M-15M 049/15 Police Sports and Recreation Club - Refurbishment of kitchen of restaurant on 1/F 1M-5M Shatin Police Divisional Headquarters and Station - Refurbishment of fire services 050/15 1M-5M system Tong Fuk Correctional Institution - Refurbishment of Block K including fire 055/15 1M-5M services system Sheung Shui Government Secondary School - Refurbishment of office, toilets, 078/15 5M-10M classroom and playground Tuen Mun Government Secondary School - Refurbishment of staff common room, 079/15 1M-5M staff room, Student Activity Room and playground Tuen Mun Government Primary School - Refurbishment of computer room and 080/15 1M-5M corridors 081/15 Police College - Refurbishment of Calderwood House 5M-10M Note: The list of projects are subject to change in the course of the year. Updated as at : 08 MAY 2015 List of Proposed ArchSD Projects 2015-16 for the Refurbishment of Government Buildings Police College - Refurbishment of fixtures and internal redecoration in NTB 082/15 1M-5M Auditorium Shau Kei Wan Government Primary School - Refurbishment of computer room and 083/15 5M-10M hall 084/15 Queens’ College - Refurbishment of hall 5M-10M Belilios Public School - Refurbishment of classrooms and staff room on G/F and 085/15 5M-10M 1/F Hennessy Road Government Primary School - Refurbishment to teacher staff room 086/15 1M-5M and principal room 087/15 Farm Road Government Primary School - Refurbishment of external walls 1M-5M Kwun Tong Government Primary School - Refurbishment of external walls and 088/15 1M-5M basketball court Shek Wu Hui Jockey Club Clinic - Refurbishment of ventilation system in chest 099/15 1M-5M clinic Fanling Health Centre - Refurbishment of ventilation system in radio-diagnostic 100/15 5M-10M and imaging centre 101/15 Yan Oi Polyclinic - Refurbishment of ventilation system in chest clinic 5M-10M Yuen Long Jockey Club Clinic - Refurbishment of chest clinic area and x-ray 102/15 5M-10M vehicle parking area 104/15 Hong Kong Heritage Museum - Refurbishment of thematic galleries 3 and 4 5M-10M Fanling Swimming Pool - Refurbishment of main entrance and roof of spectator 107/15 1M-5M stand 108/15 Tuen Mun Swimming Pool - Refurbishment of external area and toilets 1M-5M 109/15 Chai Wan Swimming Pool - Refurbishment of training pool 5M-10M 110/15 Hin Tin Swimming Pool - Refurbishment of water play equipment 1M-5M Note: The list of projects are subject to change in the course of the year. Updated as at : 08 MAY 2015 List of Proposed ArchSD Projects 2015-16 for the Refurbishment of Government Buildings Jordan Valley Swimming Pool - Refurbishment of office, changing rooms and 111/15 1M-5M bathrooms North Kwai Chung Jockey Club Swimming Pool - Refurbishment of circulation 112/15 5M-10M pipeworks and pool deck tiles 115/15 Tai Po Sports Centre - Refurbishment of external paving 1M-5M Lung Sum Avenue Sports Centre - Refurbishment of external wall, Squash rooms, 116/15 1M-5M sitting benches and arbours 117/15 Luen Wo Hui Sports Centre - Refurbishment of dance rooms, office and toilets 1M-5M 118/15 Wu Shan Tennis Court - Refurbishment of tennis courts and spectator stand 1M-5M Tang Shiu Kin Sports Ground Tennis Court - Refurbishment of tennis courts and 119/15 1M-5M changing rooms 120/15 Causeway Bay Sports Ground - Refurbishment of water irrigation system 1M-5M 121/15 Hong Kong Stadium - Refurbishment of Stadium Restaurant 1M-5M 122/15 Ngau Tau Kok Road Sports Centre - Refurbishment of roofing system 1M-5M 123/15 Sham Shui Po Sports Ground - Refurbishment of changing room and public toilet 1M-5M 124/15 To Kwa Wan Complex - Refurbishment of Indoor Games Room 1M-5M 132/15 Yau Ma Tei Community Centre Rest Garden - Refurbishment of rest garden 1M-5M Tai Po Waterfront Park - Refurbishment of garden furniture, viewing terrace and 137/15 15M-20M arbours 138/15 Tai Po Old Market Playground. - Refurbishment of playground 1M-5M 139/15 Tuen Mun Promenade - Refurbishment of external paving area 5M-10M Note: The list of projects are subject to change in the course of the year. Updated as at : 08 MAY 2015 List of Proposed ArchSD Projects 2015-16 for the Refurbishment of Government Buildings 140/15 Tsing Tin Playground - Refurbishment of soccer pitch and spectator stand 1M-5M 141/15 Tsing Sin Playground - Refurbishment of tennis court, roller skate court and garden 1M-5M 142/15 Tuen Mun Hung Cheung Road Sitting-out Area - Refurbishment of sitting-out area 1M-5M 143/15 Butterfly Beach Park - Refurbishment of changing rooms and pavilion 1M-5M 144/15 Yuen Long Town Park - Refurbishment of park 5M-10M 145/15 Pui To Road (South) Rest Garden - Refurbishment of rest garden and public toilet 5M-10M 146/15 Tin Shui Wai Park - Refurbishment of external areas 5M-10M 147/15 Yuen Long Jockey Club Square - Refurbishment of park 1M-5M Lamma Island Tai Ping San Chuen Sitting-out Area - Refurbishment of sitting-out 148/15 less than 1M area 149/15 Hong Kong Park - Refurbishment of lighting system 1M-5M 150/15 Cheung Chau Pak Tai Temple Playground - Refurbishment of sitting out area 1M-5M 151/15 Tung Chung Man Tung Road Park - Refurbishment of artificial turf of soccer pitch 20M-25M 152/15 Yee Shing Lane Sitting Out Area - Refurbishment of sitting-out area 1M-5M Lei Yue Mun Park and Holiday Village - Refurbishment of coffee corner and 153/15 5M-10M restaurant 154/15 Chai Wan Park - Refurbishment of football pitch no. 1 1M-5M 155/15 Quarry Bay Park - Refurbishment of toilet and changing room block in Phase II 1M-5M Note: The list of projects are subject to change in the course of the year. Updated as at : 08 MAY 2015 List of Proposed ArchSD Projects 2015-16 for the Refurbishment of Government Buildings 156/15 Hong Kong Park - Refurbishment of U3 and L2 studios of Visual Arts Centre less than 1M 157/15 Hong Kong Park - Refurbishment of eastern pump room and fountain less than 1M 158/15 Big Wave Beach Picnic Area - Refurbishment of picnic area 5M-10M 159/15 Kowloon Bay Park - Refurbishment of artificial turf of mini soccer pitch 15M-20M Wai Yip Street / Sheung Yee Road Sitting-out Area - Refurbishment of sitting-out 160/15 1M-5M area Kai Cheung Road and Lam Hing Street Sitting-out Area - Refurbishment of sitting- 161/15 1M-5M out area 162/15 Po Kong Village Road Park - Refurbishment of athletic track 1M-5M 163/15 Morse Park ( park no. 3) - Refurbishment of football pitches 1M-5M 164/15 Choi Hung Road Playground - Refurbishment of playground and tennis courts 1M-5M 165/15 Yuet Wah Street Playground - Refurbishment of playground 1M-5M 166/15 Kowloon Tsai Park - Refurbishment of artificial turf of soccer pitch no. 2 25M-30M 167/15 King's Park Recreation Ground - Refurbishment of basketball court 1M-5M 168/15 Kau Pui Lung Rest Garden - Refurbishment of rest garden 1M-5M 169/15 Cornwall Street Playground - Refurbishment of playground 1M-5M 170/15 Rutland Street Garden - Refurbishment of garden 1M-5M 171/15 Sham Shui Po Park - Refurbishment of park 10M-15M Note: The list of projects are subject to change in the course of the year. Updated as at : 08 MAY 2015 List of Proposed ArchSD Projects 2015-16 for the Refurbishment of Government Buildings 172/15 Tsuen Wan Sha Tsui Road Playground - Refurbishment of playground 5M-10M 173/15 Tsuen Wan Tsuen Wan Park - Refurbishment of park 5M-10M
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